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Description	The Pivotal Tracker platform is the first agile project management software that isn't a pain to use. It's designed as a beautiful web application that facilitates communication, ... Read More	Wrike is a web-based project management software that makes managing, tracking and communicating with your teams easier than ever. Track your projects from start to finish with powerful ... Read More
Entry Level Pricing	Starts from $6.50	Starts from $9.80
Free Trial Availability	Get Free Trial	Get Free Trial
Spotsaas Score	8.8/10	9.2/10
User Ratings	4 (303)	4.1 (5778)
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Total Features	11 Features	36 Features
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Starting From	$6.50	$9.80
Pricing Pans	Not Available	Not Available
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Organization Types supported	Freelancers Large Enterprises Medium Business Small Business Individuals	Freelancers Large Enterprises Medium Business Small Business Individuals
Platforms Supported	Browser Based (Cloud) Mobile - Android Mobile - iOS Installed - Windows Installed - Mac Browser Based (Cloud)	Browser Based (Cloud) Mobile - Android Mobile - iOS Installed - Windows Installed - Mac Browser Based (Cloud)
Modes of support	24/7 (Live rep) Business Hours Online	24/7 (Live rep) Business Hours Online
API Support	Available	Available
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User Reviews

User Ratings	4 (based on 303 reviews)	4.1 (based on 5778 reviews)
Rating Distribution	Excellent 50 Very Good 50 Good 10 Poor 0 Terible 0	Excellent 1457 Very Good 350 Good 78 Poor 22 Terible 29
Expert's Review generated by AI	Pivotal Tracker is a highly regarded project management tool that excels at streamlining workflows, making it an ideal choice for teams practicing Agile or Scrum methodologies. Its intuitive ...Read more	Wrike has undoubtedly established itself as a standout project management tool, particularly for businesses looking for an efficient and user-friendly solution. Its intuitive design, effective ...Read more
Pros and Cons	Intuitive and easy-to-use interface, facilitating a quick onboarding process and minimal learning curve. Simplifies project management with features like ticket organization, task prioritization, and backlog management. Excellent integration capabilities with tools like GitHub and Slack for seamless workflow and communication. Ideal for agile methodologies, supporting sprints, epics, and velocity tracking for enhanced team collaboration. Promotes efficient multitasking and task management without overwhelming the workflow. Limited customization of features like card workflows and progression, which may restrict advanced use cases. Better suited for smaller or less complex projects; scaling for larger ones may not be as seamless. Lack of more in-depth time-tracking tools can pose challenges for detailed project management.	Easy-to-use interface with drag-and-drop functionality, providing seamless task management and organization. Flexible and customizable, allowing teams to tailor the tool to diverse project needs and workflows. Collaborative features like dashboards, @mention tagging, and real-time updates improve communication and accountability. Gantt charts and advanced reporting enable efficient project tracking and professional presentation. Integrations with email, Chrome, Outlook, Google Calendar, and Office 365 streamline workflows. Difficult to navigate for beginners with a steep learning curve for mastering advanced functionalities. Limited high-level dashboard structures for managing multi-layered teams and subteams, leading to clutter in larger projects. Gantt charts lack sophistication compared to other tools and may fall short for advanced charting needs.
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Integrations

Integration with other apps	Aha! 4.4 (758 reviews) ProdPad 4.3 (104 reviews) ProductPlan 4.3 (4238 reviews)	Jira 4.4 (17380 reviews) Miro 4.7 (7384 reviews) Harvest 4.5 (909 reviews)

Customers

Customers	Groupon BBC Berkley	Walmart Siemens Airbnb

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Screenshots	4 Screenshots	3 Screenshots
Videos	2 Videos	5 Videos

Alternatives

Alternatives	Smartsheet 4.1 Miro 4.7 Process Street 4.7	Smartsheet 4.1 Miro 4.7 Process Street 4.7

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

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Yes, both Pivotal Tracker and Wrike offer a Free Trial.

Pivotal Tracker is designed for Large Enterprises, Medium Business and Small Business.

Wrike is designed for Freelancers, Large Enterprises, Medium Business and Small Business.

Pricing for Pivotal Tracker Starts at $6.50/User/Month whereas for Wrike Starts at $9.80/User/Month.

Some top alternatives to Pivotal Tracker includes Smartsheet, Miro, Process Street, Wrike, Notion, Jira, TeamGantt, Teamwork, ProjectManager.com, Microsoft Project, Backlog, Trackboard, Quick Base, ClickUp, Projectsly by 500apps, Height and Project Insight.

Some top alternatives to Wrike includes Smartsheet, Miro, Process Street, Notion, Jira, Basecamp, Trello, TeamGantt, monday.com, Asana, Teamwork, ProjectManager.com, Microsoft Project and ProWorkflow.

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