Trello vs. Jira in 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 Jira?

Jira, developed by Atlassian, refers to itself as a "powerful task management tool" suitable for various use cases - from requirements and test management to agile software development. With Jira, teams can plan, assign, monitor, manage and report on tasks. The focus is on three products: Jira Software, Jira Service Desk, and Jira Core. There is a free version of the project and product management tool for up to 10 users. From 10 users onwards, the tool charges $7 per user/month.