Understanding prior Asana plan names (Basic, Premium, Business, Enterprise) in past Forum posts

[Richard_Sather]

Hi @Tiange_Yuan , you may have missed this link in the original post above:

The new Asana tiers: what we gain, what we lose

Following Asana’s announcement of the changes to their product tiers, I thought it may be useful to understand what each paid plan is gaining and losing, particularly for those who use the legacy Premium and Business plan tiers. (For everything else, such as when these changes will come into effect, please refer to the announcement post, here and Asana’s pricing page. For limits on users and features, see this Asana Help Center article.) Below are the main highlights that I could see having th…

Unfortunately the sales rep was not accurate with a few things:

1. Rules in Premium are available but have limited actions (refer to link above)
2. Premium is limited to certain AI features - the limit is total monthly actions for the entire org
3. Portfolios are not available on Premium or Starter. They start in Business and Advanced
4. Premium did not have any of these available - they seem to be referring to legacy Business, again. Premium is a legacy plan that may get most new features that the equivalent Starter plan will get, although we have seen some features released exclusively on the current/new plans.
5. No difference in cost

You also also comapre all plans on this page Asana Pricing | Personal, Starter, Advanced, & Enterprise plans • Asana and scrill down and click on Compare all plans.