The whole delivery loop,
on one simple bill.
An honest look at how WannaTrack stacks up against Jira, Linear, GitHub Issues, and the rest. The prices here were checked against each vendor's own pricing page. Where a rival is genuinely stronger, we say so.
Per seat, features locked by tier.
How most trackers price
- Every user is a recurring monthly charge, often £6–19 each.
- The features you actually want sit on the higher tier.
- AI, reports or portfolios arrive as paid add-ons.
- Seat minimums and bands make small teams overpay.
A flat plan. Seats and storage only.
How WannaTrack prices
- Start free with 10 users and 5 GB, forever.
- Paid plans are a flat monthly fee with seats included.
- Extra users are just £1 each, in blocks of ten.
- Every feature is on every plan. Nothing is paywalled.
What a 20-person team pays a month.
Entry agile tier, 20 users, billed annually where offered. Competitor totals are converted from USD to GBP (marked ≈); GitHub and Azure come in cheaper because they aren't full agile suites, worth knowing, and worth being honest about.
| Tool | Monthly cost | What that buys |
|---|---|---|
| WannaTrack | £34 / mo | Starter: 15 users + 5 × £1. Every feature. |
| GitHub Team | ≈ £60 / mo | Code features; Issues alone are free but not a full agile suite. |
| Azure DevOps | ≈ £68 / mo | 15 paid Basic seats (first 5 free), Boards only. |
| ClickUp | ≈ £105 / mo | Unlimited plan; roughly +£135 / mo with AI. |
| Jira | ≈ £113 / mo * | Standard, approximate; advanced planning needs Premium. |
| Shortcut | ≈ £128 / mo | Team plan. |
| Linear | ≈ £150 / mo | Basic; Business would be ≈ £240. |
| Asana | ≈ £165 / mo | Starter; Advanced would be ≈ £375. |
| Monday.com | ≈ £180 / mo | Standard, 20 seats; automation actions capped. |
What's built in, and what costs extra.
| Capability | WannaTrack | Jira | Linear | GitHub | Asana | ClickUp | Monday | Azure | Shortcut |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sprints, backlog & velocity | ◐ | ◐ | ◐ | ||||||
| Burndown, burnup & velocity reports | ◐ | – | – | ◐ | ◐ | ||||
| Planning poker (live estimation) | ◐ | – | – | – | – | – | – | – | |
| Sprint retrospectives | ◐ | – | – | ◐ | ◐ | ◐ | – | – | |
| AI ticket drafting & estimates | ◐ | ◐ | ◐ | ◐ | ◐ | ◐ | – | – | |
| Real-time collaborative docs | ◐ | ◐ | – | – | ◐ | – | |||
| Cross-team portfolio roll-up | ◐ | ◐ | ◐ | ◐ | ◐ | ◐ | ◐ | ◐ | |
| Every feature on every plan | – | – | – | – | – | – | – | – |
The numbers, in each vendor's own words.
WannaTrack
- Free
- £0 — 10 users, 5 GB
- Paid
- £29 / mo flat — 15 users
- Then
- + £1 / extra user
A flat plan plus seats and storage. Every feature included, no tier gates.
Jira
- Free
- £0 — up to 10 users
- Paid
- ≈ £5.60 / user / mo *
- Then
- Premium ≈ £10.15 / user
Per seat. Advanced planning, AI and roadmaps sit on Premium.
Linear
- Free
- £0 — 250 issues, 2 teams
- Paid
- ≈ £7.50 / user / mo
- Then
- Business ≈ £12 / user
Per seat. Features scale up with the tier.
GitHub Issues
- Free
- £0 — free with any repo
- Paid
- Team ≈ £3 / user / mo
- Then
- Enterprise ≈ £16 / user
Issues are free; paid tiers buy code and security features, not a PM suite.
Asana
- Free
- £0 — 2 users
- Paid
- ≈ £8.25 / user / mo
- Then
- Advanced ≈ £18.75 / user
Per seat. General work management, not engineering-specific.
ClickUp
- Free
- £0 — 60 MB storage
- Paid
- ≈ £5.25 / user / mo
- Then
- + AI add-on ≈ £6.75 / user
Per seat. AI (Brain) is a separate paid add-on on top of any plan.
Monday.com
- Free
- £0 — 2 seats
- Paid
- ≈ £6.75–9 / seat / mo
- Then
- 3-seat min · seat bands
Per seat, sold in bands of 3 then 5. A team of 6 buys 10 seats.
Azure DevOps
- Free
- £0 — first 5 users
- Paid
- ≈ £4.50 / user / mo
- Then
- Test Plans ≈ £39 / user
Per seat after 5, billed through Azure across several separate SKUs.
Shortcut
- Free
- £0 — 10 users
- Paid
- ≈ £6.40 / user / mo
- Then
- Business ≈ £9 / user
Per seat. Flat and predictable.
No tool wins at everything.
Each of these is a genuinely good product with real strengths. Here's what each does well, and where WannaTrack fits instead.
vs Jira
What they're great at
The most configurable tracker there is, with a huge Marketplace of apps and deep enterprise scale.
Where WannaTrack fits
WannaTrack gives you sprints, reports, poker, retros and a portfolio out of the box, without the setup, add-ons, or Premium upsell.
vs Linear
What they're great at
Fast, keyboard-driven and beautifully opinionated; product teams love the flow.
Where WannaTrack fits
WannaTrack keeps the pace but adds planning poker, retros, live reports and a portfolio, on a flat bill rather than ≈ £7.50–12 per seat.
vs GitHub Issues
What they're great at
Free, and right where your code already lives.
Where WannaTrack fits
When flat issue lists stop scaling, WannaTrack adds real sprints, estimation, velocity and reports, and still links your GitHub PRs.
vs Azure DevOps
What they're great at
Cheap for small teams and deeply wired into Microsoft, Visual Studio and CI/CD.
Where WannaTrack fits
WannaTrack is a lighter, modern, single-bill alternative, with no multi-SKU licensing to reason about.
vs Asana
What they're great at
Excellent broad, cross-functional work management for mixed teams.
Where WannaTrack fits
WannaTrack is purpose-built for engineering: story points, sprints and velocity are first-class, not bolted on.
vs ClickUp
What they're great at
An everything-app with enormous breadth for teams consolidating tools.
Where WannaTrack fits
WannaTrack trades breadth for a focused delivery loop, and its AI is included, not a paid per-seat add-on.
vs Monday.com
What they're great at
A polished, colourful Work OS that non-technical teams pick up fast.
Where WannaTrack fits
WannaTrack skips the 3-seat minimum and seat-band pricing, and is built around agile delivery rather than generic boards.
vs Shortcut
What they're great at
Clean, engineering-first, with simple flat per-seat pricing.
Where WannaTrack fits
WannaTrack adds planning poker, retros and a Scrum-of-Scrums portfolio, and bills a flat plan rather than per seat.
A note on the numbers
On Jira (*):Atlassian doesn't publish a flat per-seat rate; it prices by seat tier through a calculator, so the figure shown is approximate. Check the live price at atlassian.com.
On the currency:every competitor price was verified against that vendor's official pricing page in July 2026 (billed annually where offered) and converted from USD to GBP at ≈ $1 = £0.75, the rate in early July 2026. Figures marked ≈ are approximate; some vendors set their own UK prices that differ slightly from a direct conversion, so confirm current terms on each vendor's site. WannaTrack figures are our exact published GBP plans.
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