Basecamp Pricing Plan & Cost Guide

Pros
The ability to have many open threads and discussions for project clarification, email notifications. This is a simple to use piece of software for small and open teams. It is very cheap to use.

Cons
No dual track task management. Task assignees can tick off tasks as complete, without it going to the assignor for verification. No gantt charts or kanban.

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Likelihood to recommend: 8/10

Pros
the ability to share projects and files when working with others. this makes it a lot better than working over email

Cons
price... a lot of similar softwares are coming out at a way cheaper price per month than basecamp.

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Likelihood to recommend: 3/10

Pros
I like how each project and its tools are organized. It is very simple and easy to use. I like the Basecamp HQ with the automatic check-ins, where you can ask daily questions to people in the organizations and keep everyone updated whether is a personal question like "how did you weekend go?" or "what progress have you done for the week or day?".

Cons
The pricing option is quite expensive for a small team but the good side to this is once you scale up, the pricing is fixed so it becomes cheaper for bigger teams.

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Likelihood to recommend: 9/10

Pros
Basecamp is very easy to use. The features are sufficient enough for basic project management, like registering todo's and keeping everybody in the loop easily. The GUI is nice. No clutter. No special effects. It does what it needs to do very well. Basecamp recently added support for grouping todo's inside a todo-list, which is great to keep a clear overview of sub-tasks.

Cons
Basecamp has been switching its pricing model a few times. We are still on the previous plan but the current all-in-inclusive plan is quite expensive if you ask me, especially since the 'client-side' isn't creating that much extra value. Don't know if we would go for Basecamp at that price, since their are cheaper alternatives.

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Likelihood to recommend: 8/10

Pros
I've been using Basecamp for about 6 years now, and I love it. It's clean, it's minimalistic, and it's very easy to use, even for people who are not so tech-savvy. Everything you need for project management is in there, such as separate boxes for chat (campfire), documents and files, assignments, etc. This makes everything super organized and and super easy to look for things when you need them. I also love that it's really fuss-free, and clean. Easy on the eyes, and you don't see a lot of things you don't really need on there. It's very straightforward.

Cons
The only thing that I don't like is that it's not really in the affordable category, but you do get your money's worth. I just wish they had a cheaper option . They used to have a pricing tier versus a one set price now.

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Likelihood to recommend: 10/10

Pros
Overall, great for the price. Very cheap per month. Set us was very simple. Also supports a lot of different apps.

Cons
Used to be free, although its cheap, that is a downside. Interface is pretty hectic, it could definitely use a redesign.

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Pros
The thing I like most about base camp software is the price, great value for what you get, usually products like this cost a lot more

Cons
The overall presentation of the software is what I do not and least like about the basecamp software

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Likelihood to recommend: 10/10

Pros
It's cheap and a great first PMS for small businesses, but moving to something more intuitive will come about later.

Cons
it's not intuitive, too many levels of detail, hard to move around in system. It's very childish looking to, not very professional in the "feel".

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Likelihood to recommend: 3/10

Pros
Ease of use.

Cons
Not cheap, but not too expensive.

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Likelihood to recommend: 9/10

Pros
Software is really easy to use! It helps you to manage your work every day for a lot of thngs and sharing with your collegues every thing you want.

Cons
Price is not so cheap but I tried only this software with this feautures and actually it work very well

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Pros
Collaboration with other users is vast and managing teams is made easier. Projects can be made easier with the amount of collaboration that can be done.

Cons
Pricing is a bit steep for certain companies. There could be a slightly cheaper option with limited features for smaller companies.

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Likelihood to recommend: 10/10

Pros
I really enjoyed everything about this software including how easy it is to use. The graphics were nice as well.

Cons
There isn't much I have to say about things I didn't like about this software. Maybe the price could be cheaper.

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Likelihood to recommend: 10/10

Pros
Easy to use Relatively cheap Supports a wide variety of integrations with other apps and services.

Cons
It's more expensive than Trello Not as intuitive as trello

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Likelihood to recommend: 6/10

Pros
The platform is a well put together one for small businesses to stay organized. I like the layout of the site and how so easy it is to find everything your company needs to get by day to day. Helps make the operations run smoother.

Cons
The pricing is pretty steep monthly. There in competition with other companies but others are way cheaper although they don't offer as much as Basecamp.

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Likelihood to recommend: 9/10

Pros
Mentioning team members under task discussions is a great communication tool. The pricing system is flat and didn't charge per user. So it was very cheap for a business that has 30+ employees.

Cons
It doesn't have subtasks and assigning parts of tasks to different people is not possible. Overall, using Basecamp features isn't easy. Global Gantt view is not available.

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Likelihood to recommend: 6/10

Pros
I loved that you can set tasks and mark off the list, share content and store documents. Great way to communicate with teams that work remotely.

Cons
There are cheaper options like Google docs that can accomplish much of the same things. For the money we found it was not worth it for our team.

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Likelihood to recommend: 6/10

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Pros
Mobile integration and call/email tracking

Cons
Price for high end packages.

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Likelihood to recommend: 7/10

Pros
This is a easy software that will create a ton of opportunities for your team I would recommend it to any business

Cons
The value for the price you pay is a little skewed. I believe it can be a little less expensive. overall

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Pros
The design, very good integration with email (you can email files, todo lists, discussions etc. in - or react to them by email), very easy to use, comparatively cheap price for a well designed project management software

Cons
Could have more integrations with other services such as OmniFocus (for my todos), Evernote (for documents), WhatsApp etc.

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Likelihood to recommend: 10/10

Pros
Basecamp offers simply the best and most easy way in which to manage any project. It is as comfortable in a marketing situation as it is in a building construction situation. Everything about Basecamp just works

Cons
Unless you have a lot of staff the price of Basecamp is extortionate, I understand the one price for all policy but maybe they would have fared better with a one price for all policy for over 10 users and a cheaper option for 1 - 3 employees, 3-5 employees etc

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Likelihood to recommend: 6/10

Pros
The best part is the ease of use. Very easy to get upto speed with it. I used this software for my previous startup called Knexshare where we were collaborating with offshore development teams and needed constant communication and updates. Basecamp came to the resuce. Was easy to add tasks and deadlines and review progress line by line. Collaboration features were also amazing

Cons
It is not the cheapest software out there. Can be pricey for small businesses and start-ups who want to conserve cash. They dont have a smaller plan unfortunately which would be cheaper

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Pros
So many great features. It is clear that much thought and attention has been given to project manager's needs and the way teams work.

Cons
The price can be kind of high for people just coming on. At least when I last looked it there were cheaper options that offered enough features for our needs.

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Pros
Before Basecamp there were Mediawiki, Bitbucket and Issue Tracker. Basecamp replaced all of them and it was great.

Cons
The interface at the time wasn't very user-friendly. It worked fine, but for my own project I would choose Trello and Github Wiki

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Likelihood to recommend: 8/10

Pros
One can easily access this software. Not that complicated.

Cons
Price should be low as compare to now will be appropriate.

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Likelihood to recommend: 3/10