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Wrike Review

4.2(4,500)Starting at FreeAPI
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Verdict: Wrike earns 4.2/5 from 4,500 reviews, ranking #6 of 6 project management tools we track. It suits Mid-market to Enterprise best. Powerful reporting is its standout strength, while steeper learning curve is the main trade-off to weigh.

Our take on Wrike

Wrike is a robust, enterprise-capable PM platform with detailed resource management, proofing, and reporting. Strong fit for agencies and operations-heavy teams.

Key features

  • Gantt charts
  • Resource management
  • Proofing & approvals
  • Custom workflows
  • Advanced reporting

Pros & cons

Pros

  • Powerful reporting
  • Good for agencies
  • Resource planning

Cons

  • Steeper learning curve
  • UI is dense

Who Wrike is for

A good fit if…

  • • You are mid-market to enterprise.
  • • Your use case is agencies.
  • • Your use case is resource planning.
  • • Your use case is operations teams.
  • Powerful reporting matters to you.

Look elsewhere if…

  • Steeper learning curve would be a dealbreaker.
  • UI is dense would be a dealbreaker.
PlanPricePer year
FreeFree
TeamPopular$10/mo$120
Business$25/mo$300

How Wrike compares

MeasureWrikeCategory average
Rating4.2/54.5/5
Starting priceFree
Rank by rating#6 of 6
Public APIYes5 of 5 offer one

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Bottom line on Wrike

4.2/5 · Freemium · best for Mid-market to Enterprise

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Frequently asked questions

Is Wrike worth it?+

Wrike is rated 4.2/5 across 4,500 reviews and is best suited to Mid-market to Enterprise. Powerful reporting is the standout strength; the main trade-off is steeper learning curve.

What do users like most about Wrike?+

Powerful reporting, Good for agencies, Resource planning.

What are the downsides of Wrike?+

Steeper learning curve, UI is dense. Whether these matter depends on your use case — see who it is and isn't for above.

How much does Wrike cost?+

Wrike offers a free plan, with paid plans from $10/mo.

How does Wrike compare with other project management tools?+

Among the 6 project management tools we track, Wrike ranks #6 by rating (4.2/5 vs a 4.5/5 category average).

What is Wrike best used for?+

Agencies, Resource planning, Operations teams.