Zenhub

Plans and prices

From Zenhub's own pricing page, checked 24 Sept 2026. Every plan

What the maker publishes

API

Zenhub provides a GraphQL API for modifying issue metadata, managing issues, and building custom reports. source

Automation rules

Yes source

Company

Zenhub says it launched in 2014 and was built by developers in Vancouver, Canada; it describes its team as remote-first. source

Founded

2014 source

Free plan

Yes source

Free plan limits

The Free plan is limited to one workspace, 50 users, one GitHub organization, two repositories, and 250 issues. source

GitHub extension

The Zenhub browser extension brings multi-repository Kanban boards, Planning Poker, and automations into GitHub’s interface. source

Guest access

Yes source

Headquarters

Vancouver, Canada source

Integrations

The pricing comparison lists GitHub and Slack integrations on all plans, while Figma, Loom, and Miro are listed for Enterprise. source

Free-plan user limit

50 source

On-premise deployment

Zenhub Enterprise Server can be deployed behind a customer’s firewall or in a private cloud, with role-based access and audit logs. source

Planning and hierarchy

Zenhub supports sprint planning, roadmaps, and hierarchies of objectives, projects, epics, tasks, and sub-tasks. source

Product

Zenhub is project management software for software teams that integrates with GitHub and provides project tracking, reporting, and task automation. source

Reporting

Zenhub reports on GitHub data, including issue completion time, lead time, pull request throughput, and code review time. source

Security

Zenhub states that it is SOC 2 Type 2 compliant, encrypts customer data, conducts frequent penetration tests, and does not use customer data to train shared models. source

Slack integration

Zenhub’s Slack integration lets organization members create issues, comment on issues, and receive issue updates in Slack, including people without Zenhub accounts. source

Paid from

4.99 source