What it does
Thicket is project-management software that keeps to-dos, messages, files, dates, reports, and roadmaps in project workspaces for teams and clients. Its official site also describes project health, timesheets, and web, iPhone, and iPad access. A free plan supports one project and up to 20 people; Starter is $25 per organization per month for three active projects and Pro is $49 per month for unlimited projects and people.
Thicket organizes a project around the work and the people doing it. The official product page describes to-dos, messages, files, dates, project health, reports, a roadmap, and timesheets in one shared workspace, with client access controlled by what a team chooses to share. The pricing model charges by organization rather than seat, which can make costs easier to forecast as a team grows.
The free plan supports one project and up to 20 people. Starter is $25 per month for up to three active projects and 20 people; Pro is $49 per month for unlimited projects and team members. The site says each organization can try Pro for 30 days. I reviewed Thicket's product and pricing pages; I did not create a project or test client permissions.
Strengths
- Tasks, messages, files, dates, reporting, and roadmap information are grouped around project work.
- Flat organization pricing avoids per-seat charges, and the free plan supports a single project.
Watch out for
- The free plan is limited to one project, while teams running more than three projects need the $49 per month Pro plan.
Best for
- Small teams and client-facing organizations that want project tasks, messages, and files together.
- Teams that prefer flat organization pricing to a per-user subscription.