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Trello vs Wrike

An honest, feature-by-feature look at Trello and Wrike for creative teams — where each is stronger, what they cost, and what neither includes.

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Kanban Boards
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Video & Image Review
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Built-in Chat
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Freelancer Payments
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File Storage & Drive
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Calendar & Scheduling
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AI Assistant (kloudie)
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Free Guest Access
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Pricing
Trello's Free plan covers up to 10 boards and 10 collaborators per Workspace with a 10MB per-file attachment limit and 250 automation runs/month; paid tiers start at Standard $5/user/mo billed annually ($6 monthly), Premium $10/user/mo ($12.50 monthly), and Enterprise $17.50/user/mo with a 50-user minimum.
As of its January 21, 2026 pricing, Wrike's Free plan covers unlimited users but only 2GB total storage with no Gantt charts, dashboards, or AI Elite; paid plans start at Team $10/user/mo (2-15 users, billed annually) and Business $25/user/mo (5-200 users, billed annually) where proofing first unlocks, with Pinnacle and Apex priced by sales contact.
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Statuses researched against each tool's official docs and pricing pages. “Limited” means the capability exists with meaningful restrictions.

Where Trello and Wrike differ

Of the 8 capabilities creative teams typically stitch together, Trello fully includes 1 and Wrike fully includes 5.

Video & Image Review

Wrike includes video & image review; Trello doesn't include it.

File Storage & Drive

Wrike includes file storage & drive; Trello covers it partially.

Calendar & Scheduling

Wrike includes calendar & scheduling; Trello covers it partially.

Free Guest Access

Wrike includes free guest access; Trello covers it partially.

What neither includes

Whichever you pick, you'll still be stitching tools around it for the rest of the workflow. kloudboard includes all of the below in the same workspace:

  • IncludedBuilt-in Chat
  • IncludedFreelancer Payments
  • IncludedAI Assistant (kloudie)

Frequently asked questions

Is Trello or Wrike better for creative teams?

Wrike covers more of the workflow out of the box (5 of the 8 capabilities we track fully included, vs 1), but the right pick depends on which capabilities your team actually uses. The comparison table above shows exactly where they differ.

How much do Trello and Wrike cost?

Trello's Free plan covers up to 10 boards and 10 collaborators per Workspace with a 10MB per-file attachment limit and 250 automation runs/month; paid tiers start at Standard $5/user/mo billed annually ($6 monthly), Premium $10/user/mo ($12.50 monthly), and Enterprise $17.50/user/mo with a 50-user minimum. As of its January 21, 2026 pricing, Wrike's Free plan covers unlimited users but only 2GB total storage with no Gantt charts, dashboards, or AI Elite; paid plans start at Team $10/user/mo (2-15 users, billed annually) and Business $25/user/mo (5-200 users, billed annually) where proofing first unlocks, with Pinnacle and Apex priced by sales contact.

What do both Trello and Wrike lack?

Neither fully includes built-in chat, freelancer payments and ai assistant (kloudie). kloudboard includes all of these in one workspace, with a free plan for up to 5 members.

Is there one tool that replaces both Trello and Wrike?

kloudboard combines kanban boards, frame-accurate video and image review, built-in chat (with Slack, Discord, and WhatsApp bridging), freelancer payments, file storage, calendar, and a free AI assistant in one workspace — free forever for up to 5 members, with Pro at a flat $20/member/mo.

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