Notion Wins
Winner
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Notion

8.4

Knowledge workers who want docs, wikis, and tasks in one flexible workspace

VS
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Wrike

8.1

Enterprise teams and agencies needing advanced resource management and proofing

Sarah Chen
Sarah Chen

Score Comparison

Criteria
Notion
Wrike
Overall Score
8.4
8.1
Ease of Use
8.0
7.5
Features
8.5
9.0
Collaboration
8.5
8.0
Pricing/Value
9.0
7.5
Integrations
7.5
8.5

Pricing & Features

Specification
Notion
Wrike
Starting Price
Free / $8/mo
Free / $9.8/mo
Free Tier
Pricing Model
Freemium
Freemium

Making Your Decision

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When to Choose Notion

Knowledge workers who want docs, wikis, and tasks in one flexible workspace

Notion reimagines project management as part of a broader knowledge workspace, ideal for teams who value flexibility and documentation but may frustrate those wanting traditional PM features.

Strengths

  • Incredibly flexible with databases, docs, and wikis combined
  • Generous free tier for personal use
  • Beautiful, clean interface with powerful linking
  • Template gallery with thousands of community templates

Limitations

  • Not purpose-built for traditional project management
  • No native Gantt chart without workarounds
  • Limited automation compared to dedicated PM tools
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When to Choose Wrike

Enterprise teams and agencies needing advanced resource management and proofing

Wrike delivers enterprise-caliber project management with standout features for creative teams and agencies, though its complexity and pricing make it less suitable for smaller organizations.

Strengths

  • Enterprise-grade features with strong security
  • Excellent resource management and workload views
  • Powerful proofing and approval workflows for creative teams
  • Cross-tagging allows tasks in multiple projects

Limitations

  • Interface has a steeper learning curve
  • Best features locked behind expensive Business+ tier
  • Free tier is very limited

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