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monday.com

Visual work management platform with boards, automations and dashboards, for teams that want project tracking with little setup.

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What is monday.com?

monday.com is a work management platform built around colorful boards, and it does not have a verified Black Friday sale. We found no monday.com promotion for Black Friday 2025, so do not plan your purchase around November.

Paid plans are Basic, Standard and Pro, all priced per seat. Annual billing lowers the cost compared with monthly, though we could not confirm the exact percentage for 2026. The plan you pick matters more than any coupon: automations and integrations, which most teams buy monday.com for, sit on the higher tiers.

Who it suits

Non-technical teams in marketing, operations or sales who want project tracking that looks good and is easy to adopt. It is a poor fit for software teams that need deep issue tracking, where Jira or Linear do the job better. It also gets expensive for large teams on per-seat pricing.

Use the free trial to test whether the Standard plan's automations cover your workflow before committing to a year.

Key features

  • Visual boards with multiple views
  • Automations and integrations on higher tiers
  • Dashboards and reporting
  • Templates for common workflows
  • Basic, Standard and Pro plans

Pros & cons

πŸ‘ Pros

  • Easy for non-technical teams to adopt
  • Clean visual interface
  • Free trial before paying

πŸ‘Ž Cons

  • No verified Black Friday deal
  • Key automations need higher tiers
  • Per-seat pricing gets expensive

monday.com pricing

As of October 2026, monday.com sells Basic, Standard and Pro plans priced per seat, with lower rates on annual billing. Enterprise is by quote.

Frequently asked questions

Which monday.com plan has automations?

Automations and integrations are part of the higher tiers. Check the plan comparison, as Basic is mostly boards and views.

Is monday.com good for software development teams?

It can work, but dedicated issue trackers such as Jira or Linear handle sprints and bugs better.