Every serious tracker prices per seat, so comparing them is refreshingly simple: what do you get free, and what does a seat cost after that? We built StrideP's pricing to win that comparison outright, not to dodge it.
Free means 10 seats — a real team, not a trial — matching Jira's free tier and quintupling Asana's and monday's 2. The difference is what's inside: StrideP's free tier ships the full AI project manager — triage, standups, forecasts — not a credit-metered add-on. And a paid seat is €5 a month billed annually (€7 month-to-month), against Jira's $7.91, monday's €9, Linear's $10, and Asana's €10.99 at their entry paid tiers.
What's inside the free 10
The free plan isn't a demo with the good parts removed. It's the full product for a team that fits in 10 seats:
- Unlimited projects and all nine views, sprints and reports included.
- StrideP AI included — ask your workspace, auto-triage, standups, forecasts.
- MCP and API agent access on every plan, and agents never count as seats.
- Upgrade only when person number eleven walks in.
Two ways the bill goes down, not up
Per-seat pricing usually only moves in one direction. Ours has two built-in discounts: bring your own AI model key (Claude, ChatGPT, or Gemini) and paid seats drop 15%, because you're covering the inference bill. And AI agents — the fastest-growing 'headcount' on modern teams — are never billed as seats, while the incumbents are already inventing discounted agent-seats.
Bigger org, procurement requirements, self-hosting? Enterprise terms are custom — request a demo and we'll price it on your numbers.