Run 40 projects at once and still hit every deadline
Trellis keeps every task, owner and due date on one board the whole team can read. Teams moving off spreadsheets cut their status meetings by about four hours a week.
Setup takes about a minute, and we ask for a card on day 15.
5,214 teams run their sprints on Trellis
See what 12 people are working on in one screen
Every card carries an owner, a due date and a priority, so the board answers “what is blocked” before anyone has to ask.
Drag a card to change its priority and everyone sees it within a second. Weekly progress rolls up on its own, so the Monday status doc writes itself.
Plan a project in four stages and track each one to the hour
Trellis splits every project into kickoff, planning, build and close, with a live time budget on each stage. Teams that plan this way land 23% closer to their original estimate.
Q3 site relaunch
04:00
06:30
38:00
05:30
Sprint 14 progress
Checkout redesign
82%
API migration
46%
Mobile QA pass
61%
Set up your first board in under 6 minutes
184,000
Projects delivered
5,214
Teams on Trellis
The six features teams open every single day
Capacity planning
See who is booked past 100% before the sprint starts, then move their work in two clicks.
Automations
Rules move cards, assign reviewers and post updates. The average account saves 6 hours of admin a week.
Comments and approvals
Discussion, files and sign-off live on the card, so a decision stays next to the work that caused it.
Portfolio reporting
One dashboard across every project, refreshed on a 60 second cycle, exportable to PDF or CSV.
Time and budget tracking
Log hours against a card and watch the budget bar move. Hours export to Xero and QuickBooks.
Custom workflows
Build the stages your team already uses, up to 20 per board, with rules for what can move where.
Works with your stack
Connects to the 8 tools your team already pays for
Jira, Slack, GitHub and Google Calendar sync both ways. The rest push into Trellis on a 60 second cycle, and every connection takes one OAuth click.
Slack
Card updates post to the channel that owns the project.
Jira
Two way issue sync, and the original issue key stays on the card.
GitHub
Branches and pull requests attach themselves to the card.
Google Calendar
Due dates land on the assignee’s calendar within a minute.
Figma
Live file previews render inside the card, no plugin needed.
Notion
Link a doc and see its last edit date on the card.
Xero
Push tracked hours straight through to a draft invoice.
Zapier
Reach another 6,000 apps with a rule you write once.
Building something custom? The REST API and webhooks are on every plan, and the docs are public.
Before you buy
Where a spreadsheet stops working, usually around project 8
A shared sheet is genuinely fine for four projects and one owner. These are the six places teams tell us it broke.
From $12 per editor a month, cancel any time
Monthly
For teams who want to run a full quarter on Trellis before committing to a year.
$19
per editor a month
Unlimited projects · Unlimited free viewers · All 6 features above
Yearly
The same product billed once a year, which saves $84 per editor against the monthly price.
$12
per editor a month, billed at $144 a year
Unlimited projects · Unlimited free viewers · All 6 features above
Over 50 editors, or you need SSO and a single invoice? Book a 20 minute call and we will quote it on the call.
Security
SOC 2 Type II, and you pick the region
SOC 2 Type II
Audited every year by an independent firm. Report available under NDA.
Data residency
Frankfurt or Virginia, set at signup and locked to the workspace.
SAML SSO and SCIM
Included on annual plans from 25 editors, at no extra charge.
Access logging
Every read and every export is recorded and kept for 24 months.
Before you decide
The six questions we get asked on every call
What does Trellis actually cost for a team of 12?
$144 per editor a year on the annual plan, so $1,728 for 12 editors. Viewers and clients are free and unlimited, so a 12 person team with 40 stakeholders still pays for 12. The price covers everything; we do not add setup or per-project fees.