Trello vs. Basecamp Comparison

What is Trello?

Trello describes itself as a "straightforward, flexible, and visual free tool" for managing and organizing projects. It offers a Free, a Business Class, an Enterprise, and a Gold version (from $9.99). The software, which belongs to Atlassian and is based on Kanban, includes the ability to collaborate with any team, gather all information in one place, and use a robot, a so-called "Butler." Due to its flexibility and features, Trello is suitable for all kinds of teams.

Who is Trello suitable for?

Trello is suitable for individuals as well as small and medium teams looking to record their projects and tasks and collaborate together. The project management software is often used for collecting ideas.

Where does Trello store data?

Trello stores data on American servers, and it claims to comply with all data protection laws and security standards. Therefore, Trello encrypts data during transmission and storage.

What is Basecamp?

Basecamp is a project management software based in Chicago, which is most likely familiar to most people and supports teams in working together more productively and organized. The offerings include a message board, to-dos, docs & files, automatic check-ins, group chats, and so-called "Hill Charts" which provide users the opportunity to keep an eye on their projects including context. Basecamp can be used for free for smaller, personal projects, as well as in the business version (from $99 per month). The tool can be tested for free for 30 days.

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