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ClickUp review: is it worth it?

Task and project management platform with multiple views, automations and reporting.

Category: Productivity

My verdict

Very capable project management, as long as someone owns the setup and keeps it simple.

What it does

ClickUp organises work into spaces, lists and tasks, with list, board, calendar and Gantt views plus automation and dashboards.

What I use it for

Tracking content production, marketing projects and multi-step internal work across businesses.

Why I use it

Dashboards give me a weekly view across businesses without chasing anyone for updates.

Key features

  • Multiple task views
  • Automations
  • Dashboards
  • Docs
  • Time tracking
  • Goals

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Feature-rich at low cost
  • Flexible views
  • Good reporting dashboards

Cons

  • Easy to over-configure
  • Interface can feel busy
  • Occasional performance lag

Who it's best for

Teams juggling several projects that need visibility without enterprise tooling.

Who should avoid it

Your team resists structure, or you want the lightest possible task list.

Pricing

Free plan available. Paid plans roughly £6–£10 per user per month.

There is a usable free plan, so you can test it before committing.

Alternatives to ClickUp

  • Notion Docs, wiki and lightweight database tool for internal knowledge and planning.

ClickUp FAQs

I use ClickUp in my own businesses. Relationship: Used by me. Some links on this page may be affiliate or referral links. Full disclosure.

Tools I pair with ClickUp

NO

Notion

Productivity · Software

Used by me

Docs, wiki and lightweight database tool for internal knowledge and planning.

Best forTeams that need process written down and easy to find.

CA

Calendly

Productivity · Software

Free option

Scheduling tool that lets people book time from your live availability.

Best forAnyone whose sales process includes a call.