ClickUp Reviews & Product Details

I like using ClickUp for data tracking and project tracking. It's useful for managing my video editing work with different phases, and I use it to maintain and manage the progress of tasks and to assign team members. The activity panel is especially helpful because it lets us comment on what's happening, providing updates that everyone can check. Also, connecting Google Drive to ClickUp is handy for searching files and photos. The initial setup of ClickUp was very easy, as it prompted me to input data about my work and goals, and overall, it was a good experience. Compared to Notion, I find ClickUp much better for use and organizing things. The ability to give a default view and pin it to show entire sections is a nice touch. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I'm not able to use the timeline view. I wanted to try that and then purchase it if I need it. Maybe the timeline view can be given to a free trial. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I like best about ClickUp is how flexible and centralized it is. I’ve used it to manage projects, SOPs, onboarding, QA processes, and day-to-day operations all in one place. It helps keep teams aligned, reduces manual follow-ups, and gives much better visibility across tasks and priorities without feeling overly complicated. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It can be a little hard to understand at first. It was my first time using a web service like this, and luckily I had someone to teach me. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It is a really versatile product. I started with the free version for personal use, to capture my work experience and use cases. I have incrementally upgraded to business over the past few months and I now use it as my complete command centre - for work use cases to enable me to do my job better, and for a host of personal ones. It has become my go-to for everything, and I come up with new use cases all the time. I am now able to take support ticket information from Google sheets (which is exported from another tool as an email attachment), send it to ClickUp to create as tasks, linked to custom fields, and I can now create dashboards to monitor key metrics. I am able to ingest data via the API functionality to pull key project information from another PPM tool to bring everything together to have an overall view even though our company does not use ClickUp. It gives me a centralised environment to manage my work and personal life without using multiple tools in most cases. I love the fact that I can use custom fields, etc to manipulate it from being just a traditional task management tool, to use for just about anything. It's costing my a fair amount to use all this functionality in my personal capacity, but for the amount of value and organisation I get, it's worth it for me at the current price. Next step is seeing if the full AI bundle is worth it for me - I already have multiple use cases. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I wish I could personalise it more visually and really make it my own. I also wish the mobile user interface was better for dashboards. The layouts I create on the web or windows versions don't translate well at all. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

ClickUp is an excellent tool that covers nearly everything your team needs access to. You have project management, time tracking, team chat channels, document & file storage, collaboration tools, and the excellent AI knowledge base that helps you quickly find something buried in your history.

As my team works more in tools like Claude, ClickUp's ability to integrate with it makes workflow quick and easy inside and outside of ClickUp itself.

I never run into any performance issues. and the UI is in a very user-friendly place. The latest (2026) version of the platform is very well designed. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The only thing that has bugged me about ClickUp is when it automatically adds you as a follower to tasks or chats that you don't need to be a part of, just because you were once assigned to them. This leads to a flood of inbox notifications and audio pings that can make me spend just as much time managing my ClickUp settings, as I spend actually working some days. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Collaboration between my coworkers and staff is so much easier with ClickUp! We had so many different systems for communication, calendaring, chat, project management, task management, invoicing... and now it's all in one place! Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The loading times are pretty long. I have a great internet connection and don't have problems with any other websites, but when I move to a new list or try to do a search either in the main search box or to add a relationship to another task, it has to sit and think about it for a while. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I like best about ClickUp is that it brings task management, communication, file sharing, deadlines, and project tracking into one platform. It has helped our organization reduce back-and-forth conversations on emails and chats, saving a lot of time and improving team coordination. The UI is clean and easy to use, and different task views make project management more flexible. Integrations and file sharing within tasks are very convenient, keeping everything organized in one place.

ClickUp has improved our work efficiency by making it easy to assign tasks, track progress, set priorities, and manage deadlines. It also offers good value for money by replacing multiple tools with a single solution. The automation and AI features further help reduce manual work and streamline workflows. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

One thing that can feel slightly overwhelming at first is the large number of features and customization options available in ClickUp. New users may need some time to fully explore and understand all the tools and settings. However, once the team becomes familiar with the platform, it becomes much easier to use and highly efficient for managing projects and workflows. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I personally like most about ClickUp is how flexible the platform is for building custom workflows. We currently manage more than 600 clients, and before ClickUp it was difficult to keep track of project statuses, campaign launches, contract durations, invoices, and follow up processes across different tools.

With ClickUp we built separate workflows for our invoicing process and campaign management. For example, we created automations for payment reminders, follow up workflows, and notifications for expiring client contracts, which saves our team a lot of repetitive manual work every week. We also use dashboards and custom statuses to instantly see which clients are online, in preparation, paused, or close to their contract end date.

Another thing I really like is that processes can be adjusted very quickly without rebuilding everything from scratch. As our company grew, our workflows changed a lot, and ClickUp made it easy to continuously improve and expand our setup.

Performance has also been very reliable for us, even with a large amount of active projects, automations, and workflows running at the same time. Since we manage more than 600 clients inside ClickUp, having a stable and fast system is extremely important in our daily operations.

We also tested some of the AI features inside ClickUp, mainly for summaries, content support, and organizing information faster. Especially for internal notes and task overviews, it can save time and make processes more efficient.

The onboarding and setup phase took some time in the beginning, mainly because we continuously discovered new features, automations, AI tools, and integrations that allowed us to optimize our workflows even further. But in the long run, that flexibility became one of the biggest advantages for us.

For us, the pricing is definitely worth it because ClickUp replaced several separate tools and created much more transparency across our company.

Overall, ClickUp created much more transparency and structure in our daily operations and I would definitely recommend it to companies managing many ongoing projects and internal processes. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

To be honest, there is not really anything I strongly dislike about ClickUp. The only thing I would mention is that the platform can feel a bit overwhelming at the beginning because there are so many features, automations, integrations, and customization possibilities.

You constantly discover new ways to improve workflows and build even better processes, which is actually a positive thing, but it also means that it takes some time until you fully understand all the possibilities the platform offers. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It’s a great way to get your whole team working together by integrating all the tools you use across the different functions of your company. It makes it easier to keep everything in one place, coordinate tasks, and stay aligned on the work your team is doing. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The main issue is that, if you’re not very careful about how you organize your information, things can quickly become chaotic. There’s a significant learning curve, and it takes time to figure out how to use it in a structured, consistent way. It also requires time and effort to train your team to use it in a coordinated manner so everyone follows the same approach. Otherwise, it can feel a bit chaotic. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The AI stuff in ClickUp is what I love the most, AI Brain to be specific. I've been using ClickUp before without AI and it is really a game changer. This made a big difference on how I work. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The only thing that I am not loving is the new UI. The previous one is better for me. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It helps with workflow management by keeping everyone accountable for their workload. I also like having communication in one place, so everything stays organized and easy to follow. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Click Up’s user interface feels overly complicated for people who just want to get in and use the software. We have 30 people using it, and many of them end up “lost” because there aren’t clear buttons or an obvious navigation path. A lot of that confusion seems to come from how subtasks work. Subtasks always show up as hyperlinks, but they don’t need to be presented that way every single time.

On top of that, links from notifications don’t take you to the exact spot where the notification happened, and they really should. Also, the recurring task functionality is terrible and needs a complete overhaul. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.