Hive Pricing Overview

The best things about working with hive are the organizational part, the possibility to schedule working hours and, without a doubt, the platform's intuitiveness to open, schedule, organize and optimize your work time. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The only thing I believe needs more improvements are the application for pc and mobile. they are kinda hard to read and do some urgent things, and beside that, consumes a lot of ram from the hardware. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

One of the primary reasons I chose Hive for our small team was because it had flexible project management views for my team members, with live integration of resource planning and individual project plans. A couple of team members juggle about a dozen or so projects, so intentional resource planning of tasks across projects helps us balance workload and reasonable timeline expectations. Time tracking is also integrated with Hive's project management, so it makes reporting easy later when we want to understand profitability.

There are also a number of integrations that have been great and our team uses Hive to keep our remote team connected. Our team dropped Slack when we moved to Hive, because of the integrated project chat feature. Our ability to have comment threads around tasks, helps keep related discussions and decisions easy to find, rather than losing them in a larger chat channel, too. I also love the Gmail integration that allows our team to transparently share email threads, so we can minimize the inbox noise.

Honestly, the thing I love most about Hive is that they crowd sources their feature requests. Our org is a small team but this allows us to have a voice and be considered in the evolution and growth in the product. I've had the opportunity to directly share feedback with Hive team members who were shaping the direction and development of the platform. The organization is actively developing and enhancing the product, so even though there are frustrations sometimes, I have seen them resolve those things over time, as well. They are interested in making Hive a platform that can serve all types of teams, and so even our team's unique way of using their tool is of interest to them. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

One of the unfortunate realities about Hive right now, is that it is not as polished and mature as products like Microsoft Project. There have been unintuitive/awkward/cumbersome UI interfaces at times. Sometimes when they roll out a release, there are bugs that break things that were working well, so they could improve their QA testing to minimize these instances. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.