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. You get project timing without maintaining a parallel calendar system.
Automatic check-ins
Replaces: Status meetings
Recurring questions on a schedule, like "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 of Slack for chat, Asana for tasks, Dropbox for files, and 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 – August 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. Those are 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, and 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?
On each vendor's entry paid tier, billed monthly (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, meaning 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. 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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