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Switch from Trello to Workel. Keep the board. Add everything around it.

Trello is the simplest way to put cards on a board. Workel is for teams that have outgrown the board alone and want chat, docs, files and calls in the same place.

Which one fits your team. An honest answer, both ways.

Pick Workel if

  • You want more than one view of the same tasks: board and list on every plan, a calendar from Pro
  • You want the team's chat beside the board, with channels and direct messages
  • You want video calls built in: one-to-one on every paid plan, groups on Max
  • You write docs together, next to the tasks they describe
  • You keep files in folders, not only as card attachments

Stay with Trello if

  • You build on Power-Ups: Trello lists 234 integrations
  • You automate with built-in rules and buttons, on every plan
  • You catch to-dos from email, Slack or Teams in your Trello inbox
  • You want a bigger free plan: Trello's covers up to 10 people

What Workel doesn't do yet: time tracking, rule-based automations, guest accounts for people outside your team, or phone apps (iOS and Android are coming soon).

Workel and Trello, side by side. What each covers, and what it costs.

Workel

Trello

Plan the work

Boards and lists

Yes
Boards; lists on Premium

Tasks on a calendar

Pro and up
Premium plan

Import from other tools

Yes
No

Talk

Team chat, with channels and direct messages

Yes
No

Video calls

One-to-one on Pro and up, groups on Max and up
No

Keep it together

Docs you write together

Yes
No

Files in folders

Yes
Card attachments

A shared team calendar

Yes
No

AI assistant

Every plan, from trying it out to daily use
Paid plans

Price

Free plan

Up to 2 people, 3 projects and 1 GB; last 30 days of chat; no calls
Up to 10 people and 10 boards

Cheapest paid plan

$8 a person (Pro)$7 billed yearly
$6 a person (Standard)$5 billed yearly

A team of 10, a month

$80 (Pro)billed monthly
$60 (Standard)billed monthly

Trello's plans, prices and features were checked on 19 October 2026 on its own website (pricing, workspace user limit, workspace calendar view, single board table view, atlassian intelligence features in trello) and may have changed since. Prices are a month, in US dollars. Workel's come from our pricing page.

Moving over from Trello. Bring your boards and cards with you.

Do it yourself

  1. 1

    In Trello, open the board menu, choose Print, export, and share, then Export as JSON.

  2. 2

    In Workel, open Settings, then Import / export, choose Trello and drop the file in.

  3. 3

    Pick the project it lands in. Trello's lists become board columns, and archived cards import as finished.

We do it for you

Or let us move it.

Years of history or a messy setup? Send us your Trello export. We'll map it, run the move, and walk through the result with you before your team logs in, free.

Switching from Trello? Straight answers, before you start.

Yes. Export a board from Trello as JSON (any board member can), then import it in Workel under Settings, Import / export. Lists become board columns, and archived cards import as finished.

Workel is free for up to 2 people, with no card needed. Pro is $8 a person a month ($7 billed yearly). Trello's cheapest paid plan was Standard, $6 a person a month ($5 billed yearly) when we checked its pricing page on 19 October 2026. Trello's free plan is bigger than ours: up to 10 people.

Teams usually move when the board isn't enough on its own: they want a list and a calendar of the same tasks, and chat, docs, files and calls next to them, without adding a Power-Up or another subscription for each.