TaskBook Platform vs Jira for small teams
Jira is built for issue tracking at scale. TaskBook Platform is the lighter workspace for a small dev team that also has to keep servers and credentials.
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Jira has a free plan. Paid plans are priced per person and change, so those prices are not listed here.
| Capability | TaskBook Platform | Jira |
|---|---|---|
| Tasks and boards | Projects, epics, tasks and subtasks in a list or Kanban board. | Issues, epics and boards. |
| Server inventory | Servers for each project, with users, documents and accesses. | Not part of the product. |
| Encrypted access vault | Project, server and personal credentials, stored encrypted. | Not part of the product. |
| Team chat | Group chats per project or server, and private messages. | Issue comments. Not a project or server chat. |
| Client, developer and tester roles | Invite clients, developers and testers as accounts. | Project roles and groups. |
| Price | Flat price for the plan. Free, then $5, $10 or $15 a month. | Free plan for up to 10 users. Paid plans are priced per person. |
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When TaskBook Platform fits
Choose TaskBook Platform when a small dev team or agency needs the tasks, the servers, the credentials and the conversation in one workspace, at a flat price for the plan.
