Plans and prices
| Plan | Price | Billed |
|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | yearly |
| Basics | $9.99 a month | yearly |
| Accelerate | $24.99 a month | yearly |
| Enterprise | — | yearly |
| Optimize | — | yearly |
From Teamwork.com's own pricing page, checked 15 Oct 2026. Every plan
What the maker publishes
- AI features
- TeamworkAI includes project and task wizards, summaries, AI assistants, smart assignment, utilization insights and profitability forecasting. source
- API authentication
- Integration-partner guidance requires OAuth 2.0 for apps using the public API. source
- Automation rules
- Yes source
- Automations
- Workflow automations and triggers are available, with monthly action limits varying by plan. source
- Availability and backups
- The security page sets a 99.9% uptime goal and says automatic database snapshots occur every few seconds. source
- Chrome extension
- The Chrome extension lets users create projects and tasks and log time from any webpage. source
- Client licenses
- Client users and collaborators do not incur subscription charges, while standard users occupy paid seats; client users can join up to five active projects. source
- Company facts
- Teamwork.com lists its founders as Peter Coppinger and Daniel Mackey, was founded in 2007 and is headquartered in Cork, Ireland. source
- Company scale
- A company press release describes five-country operations, 270 employees and more than 20,000 businesses served. source
- Documentation and support
- Teamwork.com provides a searchable Support Center, developer portal, API documentation, training and email support. source
- Founded
- 2007 source
- Free plan
- Yes source
- Guest access
- Yes source
- Headquarters
- Cork, Ireland source
- Hosting
- The service runs on Amazon Web Services in US and EU regions, with EU hosting available from Dublin data centers. source
- Integrations
- Teamwork.com advertises more than 150 integrations covering CRM, accounting, storage, productivity, communications and developer tools. source
- Limit: complexity
- G2 reviewers report a steep learning curve, an overwhelming feature set and navigation that can feel unintuitive. source
- Limit: mobile experience
- G2 and Google Play reviewers describe the mobile app as less capable than desktop, with missing messaging or workflow functions. source