Pricing
8 movesChanges seen on the public pricing pages.
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Tables added to Advanced tier. Tables added to Enterprise tier. New promo: Save up to 18%.
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Asana has added 'Asana AI' to the Starter, Advanced, and Enterprise tiers. The 'Custom fields' feature has been removed from the Starter tier, and 'Project admin controls' have been removed from the Enterprise tier.
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New promo: Save up to 18%.
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Asana's Advanced pricing tier now includes 'Scaled security controls' as a new feature, enhancing its offering for users requiring advanced security measures. The pricing for the Advanced tier remains at $30.49 per user per month, consistent with previous pricing.
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Enterprise plan: Contact sales → Custom.
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2 users collaborate for free, Unlimited storage (100MB per file) added to Personal tier. 2 users, Unlimited storage, 100MB max per file removed from Personal tier. Forms capture requests added to Starter tier. Forms removed from Starter tier.
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Custom fields added to Starter tier. AI Studio Basic w/50K credits removed from Starter tier. Resource management, Time tracking, Connect Salesforce, Tableau, PowerBI added to Advanced tier. AI Studio Basic w/75K credits, Workload, Salesforce, Tableau, Power BI support removed from Advanced tier.
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Starter plan: $10.99 → $13.49. Advanced plan: $24.99 → $30.49. Guest invite permissions added to Enterprise tier. Project admin controls removed from Enterprise tier. New promo: Save up to 18% annually.
Product and releases
1 moveChangelog entries and releases.
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The changelog now highlights 'ready-to-go AI Teammates for every function' and 'AI workflows across systems'. The previous focus on AI that 'works with your entire team' has been replaced with an emphasis on 'optimizing team capacity' and 'orchestrating complex processes across teams and tools'.
Money and deals
1 moveFunding, acquisitions, deals and filings.
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Asana Partners acquired Specialty Shops SouthPark for $60 million.
People
1 moveLeadership appointments and departures.
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Asana has named its CEO as the chair of the board while the former chair remains on the board.
In the news
13 movesCoverage in the press.
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Asana, a work management platform, was reported to be down for thousands of users on October 21, 2026, as covered by multiple news outlets.
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Asana published an article detailing new board appointments, which was also covered by an external source, aithority.com.
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Asana has named Dan Rogers as the new chair of its board of directors. Additionally, the company has added two new directors to its board.
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Asana unveiled a new feature called 'Agentic Work Management' that leverages AI technology, with a focus on enhancing customer retention and annual recurring revenue growth.
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Asana announced the launch of a new feature named Agentic Work Management.
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There is a mention of a potential change in the bull case for Asana stock following revenue guidance.
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Asana has acquired an AI firm, although the specific name of the firm was not mentioned. They also reported spending $96 million on stock buybacks.
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Asana's recent articles highlight a shift in their AI pricing strategy, which is expected to impact revenue in the short term.
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Asana is shifting its pricing strategy related to AI products. Additionally, the company is expected to present at upcoming investor events, and there are discussions around its Q2 earnings and AI product expansion.
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Asana's recent articles highlight a shift in their AI pricing strategy.
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Asana reported a 10% growth in revenue for Q2 FY2027, along with improvements in operating margins. Asana is also scheduled to present at upcoming investor events.
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Dan Rogers, an investor in Asana, has announced plans to sell shares valued at $15.6K.
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Asana is introducing a new feature called AI Studio Workflow Builder to improve its work management capabilities, as reported in an article by UC Today.
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