What we liked
Pros
- Proofing and approval workflows built in
- Custom request forms intake work automatically
- Enterprise-grade security controls
Keep in mind
- The interface is denser than monday.com or Asana, and the most useful marketing features sit in paid add-on packages.
Score breakdown
Wrike pricing in 2026
Wrike starts at $10/user/mo. Free option: yes (unlimited users). As with most services in this category, the advertised rate typically assumes annual billing — check the renewal price and current promotions before committing.
Who is Wrike for?
Wrike is our pick for marketing & professional services teams. Wrike is built for teams that live on intake: its custom request forms turn scattered asks into structured, routable work, and built-in proofing means creative reviews happen next to the task instead of in email threads.
How Wrike compares
Our top-rated project management pick overall is monday.com (9.8/10). Also consider ClickUp (9.5/10). See the full project management comparison for all 6 ranked services side by side.
Frequently asked questions
Yes — Wrike scores 8.9/10 (Very Good) in our independent testing and ranks #4 of 6 in our project management comparison. It stands out as the pick for marketing & professional services teams.
Wrike pricing starts at $10/user/mo. Free option: Yes (unlimited users). Check current promotions on their site, as introductory rates change frequently.
The strongest alternatives are monday.com (9.8/10) and ClickUp (9.5/10). See our full project management comparison for all 6 ranked options.