
monday.com
Visual Work OS for projects, workflows, and light CRM.
What is monday.com?
monday.com is a visual Work OS built on colorful, spreadsheet-like boards that teams use to run projects, workflows, and light CRM. Its approachable design and fast onboarding make it popular with marketing and ops teams who want live dashboards and standardized intake without a data team. Modular products (Work Management, CRM, Dev) extend it to different departments.
Best known for: An approachable, visual Work OS for any team
Key features
- Visual, color-coded boards and multiple views
- No-code automations and workflow recipes
- Live dashboards for exec-friendly reporting
- Forms and intake for standardized requests
- Product lines for Work, CRM, and Dev
- 200+ templates and broad integrations
Who monday.com is best for
- Cross-functional teams that think in colorful, visual boards
- Ops teams standardizing intake, requests, and workflows
- Leaders who want live dashboards without a data team
Ideal team: Marketing, ops, and project teams of 3–500 who want an approachable Work OS with fast onboarding and exec-friendly dashboards.
monday.com pricing
Free
$0
- Up to 2 seats
- 3 boards
- 200+ templates
Standard
$12/per seat / mo
- Timeline & Gantt
- Calendar view
- 250 automation actions/mo
Pro
$19/per seat / mo
- Time tracking
- Chart view
- 25k automation actions/mo
Costs to watch before you commit
- Seats are sold in tiers (3, 5, 10…) — a 4-person team pays for 5 seats.
- Automation & integration actions are capped per tier and reset monthly.
- Time tracking, formula column, and dependencies require the Pro plan.
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