Replace your stack of per-seat tools with one $49 workspace
Chat, task tracking, kanban boards, docs, file storage, and scheduling are usually four or five separate subscriptions — each billed per person. Thicket builds all of them into every project, for $49/month flat.
Free plan available. No credit card required.
What each built-in tool replaces
Every Thicket project comes with all six. Nothing to integrate, nothing billed separately.
To-dos
Replaces: Asana, Jira
Task lists with groups, assignments, and due dates — enough structure to run real projects, without the configuration layer.
Chat & pings
Replaces: Slack, Microsoft Teams
Group chat per project plus direct messages, so day-to-day conversation stays attached to the work it's about.
Boards
Replaces: Trello
Kanban-style cards that move through columns — the visual pipeline, inside the same project as everything else.
Docs & files
Replaces: Notion, Dropbox
Rich documents and file storage that live in the project they belong to, instead of a separate wiki and a separate drive.
Schedule
Replaces: Separate calendar juggling
Events, recurrence, reminders, and iCal feeds per project — project timing without maintaining a parallel calendar system.
Automatic check-ins
Replaces: Status meetings
Recurring questions on a schedule — "what did you work on?" — with every answer collected in one thread instead of a meeting.
What the à-la-carte stack costs
The common combination — Slack for chat, Asana for tasks, Dropbox for files, Google Workspace for docs — billed monthly on each vendor's entry paid tier.
| Tool | Per-user rate | 5 people | 10 people | 20 people |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SlackPro | $8.75/user/mo | $43.75/mo | $87.50/mo | $175/mo |
| AsanaStarter | $13.49/user/mo | $67.45/mo | $134.90/mo | $269.80/mo |
| DropboxStandard | $18/user/mo | $90/mo | $180/mo | $360/mo |
| Google WorkspaceBusiness Starter | $8.40/user/mo | $42/mo | $84/mo | $168/mo |
| The stack, together | $243.20/mo | $486.40/mo | $972.80/mo | |
| Thicket ProAll six tools, unlimited users | $49/mo flat | $49/mo | $49/mo | $49/mo |
Entry paid tiers, billed monthly, list prices — verified against each vendor's own pricing page (July 2026). Annual billing lowers the per-seat rates; the bundle still totals $402.40/mo at 10 people ($201.20 at 5, $804.80 at 20).
Keeping Google Workspace for email? Fair — most teams do. Dropping just Slack, Asana, and Dropbox still means $201.20/mo at 5 people, $402.40 at 10, and $804.80 at 20 — against Thicket's $49 flat.
Full verified dataset, both billing cycles, dated sources: the Project Management Pricing Index.
What Thicket doesn't replace
Your email. Most teams keep Google Workspace or Microsoft 365 for email and company accounts. Thicket replaces the project-collaboration layer on top of it — the separate chat, task, board, and file subscriptions — not your inbox.
Heavy project tooling. There are no Gantt charts, dependencies, resource leveling, workflow automations, or custom fields. Teams that genuinely run on those features should keep a tool that has them.
Automatic migration. There's no data import. Switching is a manual rebuild: recreate your active projects, invite the team, move current files. Most teams find it faster than expected — and our migration guides walk through it tool by tool.
Quick facts
Thicket consolidates the small-team work stack
Thicket is project management software where every project includes a message board, to-dos, docs & files, a schedule, kanban-style Boards, and group chat — the tools small teams otherwise buy as separate per-seat subscriptions. Pro is $49/month flat for unlimited users.
- Replaces
- Separate chat (Slack, Teams), task tracking (Asana, Jira), kanban (Trello), and docs/file storage (Notion, Dropbox) subscriptions for project work.
- Bundle cost at 10 people
- About $486.40/month billed monthly for Slack + Asana + Dropbox + Google Workspace on entry paid tiers, vs $49/month flat for Thicket Pro.
- Doesn't replace
- Email, Gantt charts, dependencies, workflow automations, custom fields — Thicket deliberately leaves the heavy end of project tooling out.
- Switching
- Manual rebuild — no data import. Most teams recreate active projects in an afternoon and switch fully within a week.
One tool, one bill, everything in the project
Stop paying four vendors per seat for work that belongs in one place. Every Thicket project includes messages, to-dos, docs, files, a schedule, Boards, and chat.
Best for small teams tired of juggling — and paying for — a stack of single-purpose apps.
$49/month flat — unlimited users, all six tools included
14-day free trial of Pro, no credit card required
Clients and contractors join free — no extra seats to buy
Cancel anytime, self-serve — no retention tricks
Common Questions
Can Thicket really replace Slack?
For project communication, yes: every Thicket project has its own group chat, and direct messages (pings) cover one-to-one conversation. What you give up is Slack's app directory and company-wide channel sprawl — which for many small teams is the point. If your whole company lives in Slack integrations, keep Slack; if chat is mostly people discussing project work, the built-in chat does that job in the same place as the work.
What does the typical small-team stack actually cost?
Billed monthly on each vendor's entry paid tier — Slack Pro $8.75/user, Asana Starter $13.49/user, Dropbox Standard $18/user, and Google Workspace Business Starter $8.40/user — a 10-person team pays about $486.40 per month. Thicket is $49/month flat for the whole team. Annual billing lowers the per-seat rates, but the bundle still runs $402.40/month at 10 people.
Does Thicket replace Google Workspace?
Partially, and we'd rather be precise: Thicket replaces the project-collaboration parts — shared docs, file storage, and scheduling for project work. Most teams keep a Google Workspace or similar account for email. That's why the table also shows the bundle without it: dropping just Slack, Asana, and Dropbox still takes a 10-person team from $402.40 to $49 per month.
What doesn't Thicket replace?
Your email, and the heavy end of project tooling. There are no Gantt charts, dependencies, resource leveling, workflow automations, or custom fields in Thicket — teams that rely on those should stay on a tool that has them. Thicket is for teams whose projects fit in to-dos, boards, docs, chat, and a schedule.
How do we switch from our current stack?
Manually — and honestly, that's usually quicker than expected. There's no data import in Thicket; you recreate your active projects, add the team, and move current files over. Most teams rebuild what actually matters in an afternoon and fully switch within a week. Old tools can stay read-only until you're sure.
Is there a free plan?
Yes. The Free plan includes 1 project, up to 20 people (clients included), and 1 GB of storage — no credit card required. Pro is $49/month flat with unlimited projects and users, and starts with a 14-day free trial.
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