Maybe you run your Agile team with Kanban. Or a white board. Or with prayer. Whatever you do now, Agile project management software will probably make your processes better. Check out these seven top options. For more articles on project management check out Capterra's blog here: http://bit.ly/2azJk19

1. 10 of theTop Agile Project
Management Software

2. ActiveCollab
• Great, affordable solution for
small businesses
• Easy to use, so no need to
worry about training
• Powerful features
Price: self-hosted at $499;
$49/mo for up to 15 team
members

3. ActiveCollab
Cons
• Timeline and column view for
tasks instead of Gantt or
Kanban boards
Pros
• Intuitive
• Outstanding support
• iOS apps
• Can bill the client straight
through the app
• Ability to set viewing
permissions

4. Agile Bench
• Simple enough for users to
pick up and use, flexible
enough to be easily
customized
• Powerful reporting tools
• Many third-party integrations
Price: starts at $50/mo for 8
members, three projects,
10GB of storage

5. Agile Bench
Cons
• A little pricey
• No mobile app
• No backlog
• No way to set user
permissions
Pros
• Excellent recorded instant
message system
• Fully-fleshed out task
management system
• Gorgeous, in-depth reporting
interface

6. Agilo for Scrum
• Powerful communication tool
• “Incoming Activity” panel
shows updates in real time
• Offers “Sprint Report” and
burn down charts for more
data
Price: €10/mo for unlimited
users, one team, one project,
or €20 for unlimited users,
unlimited teams, 1 project

7. Agilo for Scrum
Cons
• No ability to host more than
one project
• No mobile app
• Some have noted that the
system is difficult to learn
Pros
• Great communication system
• Responsive support team (24-
hour response time)
• Well-priced

8. Atlassian Jira + Agile
• Can be used as cloud-based
or self-hosted solution
• Offers Scrum, Kanban,
integrates with other
Atlassian products
• highly customizable, great
for team communication
Price: Starts at $20/mo for 10
users, scales up based on users

9. Atlassian Jira + Agile
Cons
• There are so many features
that there is a strong learning
curve for new users
• Switching between apps can
be a pain
Pros
• Mobile app
• Strong backlog management
• Lots of add-ons so project
managers can customize
software to their team’s
needs

10. Pivotal Tracker
• Created specifically to assist
web and mobile developers
• Supports multiple projects,
burndown charts, user stories,
and many other features
• Good set of feedback tools
Price: Free for 3 users, 2GB
storage, 2 private projects; also
free for public projects, non-
profits, academic institutions.
Starts at $15/mo for 5
collaborators, $300/mo for 50
collaborators.

11. Pivotal Tracker
Cons
• Support can be slow for non-
paying users
• System is difficult to
customize
Pros
• Great for Agile software
development
• Lots of integrations
(including Jira, Zendesk,
Bugzilla)
• Supports cross-functional
teams
• Free for individuals and
public projects

12. SprintGround
• Great for Kanban
• Made with software developers
in mind
• Framework encourages
developers to look at feature
requests, suggestions, etc
Price: Free for 3 users, 50MB
storage. Starts at €45/mo for 8
users, unlimited projects, 1GB
storage. At the high end, €8.50
per user per month

13. SprintGround
Cons
• Dry aesthetic
• Drag-and-drop file sharing is
not an option
Pros
• Great for Agile software
development
• Encourages customer-driven
product development
• Has many traditional Scrum
functions like burndown
charts

14. Targetprocess
• Billed as a visual
management software
• Solutions for every type of
team member
• Easy to pick up
Price: Free for up to 1,000
“entities” (actions). Starts at
$20/mo for unlimited entities.
Local hosting is $495 per user

15. Targetprocess
Cons
• Company charges $150/hr for
training on how to use their
own product for “free”
members (paid members get
free training)
Pros
• Gorgeous
• Unique design that’s great for
enterprise companies

16. Telerik TeamPulse
• Enterprise-level, packed with
features
• Great for communicating
with stakeholders- clients
have their own feedback
portal
• Powerful reporting tools
Price: $1,499 for 5 users, $249
per additional user

17. Telerik TeamPulse
Cons
• Pricey
• Difficult to learn
• No mobile app
• Specific to software
developers
Pros
• Great for collaboration with
stakeholders
• Lots of Agile tools
• Great feedback system
between end-user and Telerik

18. VersionOne
• Eighth most popular project
management software in the
world
• Visual, easy-to-understand
features
• Syncs with ALM development
tools like Jira, GIT, etc
Price: Free for one project, one
team; scales up to $175/mo
based on users & features

19. VersionOne
Cons
• Overwhelming number of
features
• Free version is very limited
Pros
• Easy to use
• Great integration systems
• Good for remote teams

20. ZebraPlan
• Great solution for small
teams with big needs
• Breaks down tasks into
sprints, which users can drag-
and-drop tasks into
Price: basic plan is free, more
advanced features available
with $7/mo Pro plan

21. ZebraPlan
Cons
• Many features not available
on free plan
Pros
• Super simple to learn and use
• Nice layout
• Reasonable pricing

22. Originally written by Rachel Burger,
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