Asana drops a US$5.99 per-user annual price from its pricing page

Asana’s public pricing page changed. An automated comparison on 2026-11-15 found that the price line of US$5.99 per user, per month billed annually no longer appears. The difference held on two consecutive checks, so the change appears to be a stable update to the page rather than a one-time display issue.

The same comparison found no new price lines. The page lists the Starter, Advanced, Enterprise, and Enterprise+ plans. The check did not establish which plan the removed figure belonged to, because plan names may not be attached to every figure on the page.

Why it matters

Teams that budget for Asana by reading the public page may find a figure they relied on is gone. A missing price makes it harder to compare costs over time. It also suggests that published numbers can change, so planning should rest on current pricing rather than older notes.

What to do

Check Asana’s pricing page directly and confirm the current per-user price for each plan you are considering, including the billing term. If your budget depended on the removed figure, ask Asana’s sales team or your account contact what applies to your organization. Keep a dated copy of the page for your records.