Security, offline and access rules that differ between ClickUp and Monday.com. Rows where both tools are the same (9) are left out; the full side-by-side is on each tool’s page: ClickUp, Monday.com.
Available on all plans; existing tasks and notes can't be edited offline, subtasks can't be created, and reminders can't be created offline in the mobile appAll planssource
Mobile apps only; about 70% of board actions, with fewer supported on iOS than Androidsource
IP allowlisting
YesEnterprise (early version; request access via account manager)source
YesEnterpriseSession duration and idle timeout limits that apply to every account with access to the Workspace.source
YesSession duration (automatic log-out), a Panic Button that locks down the account, and tenant-level restrictions on which monday.com accounts can be reached from your network.source
Set up single sign-on in Monday.com on Enterprise before you invite the team, so accounts are created through your identity provider rather than by hand.
Checked September 19, 2026 against each vendor’s own trust center, help docs and app pages. Hover or tap “source” to see the exact wording we relied on. “Not published” means we could not find the vendor saying it on its own site; it doesn’t mean the feature is missing. Plan names are the lowest plan the vendor says includes the feature. Security · Offline · Remote vs office · Download the data
PROJECT MANAGEMENT · MIGRATION GUIDE
Switching from ClickUp to Monday.com
ClickUp to monday.com is the harder direction of this pair: monday.com doesn’t offer a comparable native ClickUp importer, so this migration relies on CSV exports and manual rebuilding.
Quick verdict: Worth considering for teams that want monday.com’s simpler, more visual interface and are willing to trade some of ClickUp’s depth for it, but budget real time for CSV cleanup and rebuilding automations by hand.
Why teams switch from ClickUp to Monday.com
A simpler, more visual interface for less technical teams
Teams that found ClickUp’s depth of options overwhelming often prefer monday.com’s more guided, color-coded board experience.
Stronger cross-functional templates
monday.com’s marketplace of industry-specific templates can be a faster starting point for non-technical departments like HR or marketing.
Consolidating with monday.com’s broader work-OS suite
Companies also using monday CRM or monday Dev may prefer keeping project tracking inside the same monday.com ecosystem for cross-product reporting.
Estimate the real hidden cost of moving from ClickUp to Monday.com, not just the subscription price.
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Assumes a blended $45/hr internal labor rate with no native importer available, so sequences/records are rebuilt largely by hand. Adjust the sliders to match your team.
How to migrate your data
Without a native importer, this migration runs through CSV exports and manual reconstruction of anything beyond flat task lists.
Step
What happens
1Export ClickUp lists to CSV/Excel
Export each ClickUp Space or List to CSV, since there’s no native ClickUp-to-monday.com import tool.
2Clean and reformat the CSVs
Adjust column headers and data formatting so the CSVs match monday.com’s expected import structure, since field types don’t map automatically between the two tools.
3Import CSVs into new monday.com boards
Use monday.com’s CSV import feature to create boards from the cleaned files, then review the results for formatting issues.
4Rebuild custom fields and automations
Manually recreate ClickUp’s custom fields, automations, and dashboard widgets as their monday.com equivalents, since none of this comes through in a CSV export.
5Reapply permissions and guest access
Set up team, board, and guest permissions in monday.com to match who had access to what in ClickUp.
6Run a parallel period before retiring ClickUp
Keep ClickUp active for at least one full cycle while the team validates the new monday.com boards before fully cutting over.
What Monday.com’s importer doesn’t handle: There is no native ClickUp-to-monday.com importer; expect to manually clean and reformat CSV exports, and to fully rebuild custom fields, automations, and dashboards by hand.
Pricing during the transition
Here’s how ClickUp and Monday.com plans stack up as of September 2026, from free tier to the mid-market plan most switching teams land on.
Standard: $12/seat/month billed annually, adds automations and timeline views
monday.com’s Basic and Standard tiers cost more per seat than ClickUp’s comparable plans, so a switch here is rarely about saving money; it’s about interface preference or ecosystem fit.
Feature-parity checklist
monday.com trades some of ClickUp’s customization depth for a more approachable, visually guided experience.
Feature
ClickUp
Monday.com equivalent
Custom fields & views
Broader set of field types and views, including whiteboards and mind maps
Solid set of column types and views
Automation depth
More automation triggers/actions, higher caps on paid tiers
Visual automation builder, capped actions per tier
Native importer coverage
Dedicated native Monday.com importer available (reverse direction)
No equivalent native ClickUp importer
Docs/whiteboard built-in
Docs and whiteboards both built in
Docs available, no native whiteboard
Pricing per seat
Generally lower per-seat cost at comparable tiers
Generally higher per-seat cost at comparable tiers
Is there any native way to import ClickUp data into monday.com?
No, monday.com does not offer a dedicated ClickUp importer; the standard path is exporting ClickUp lists to CSV and importing those into new monday.com boards.
Will CSV import preserve our ClickUp custom fields?
Only basic field types transfer reasonably well through CSV; more complex custom fields (formulas, relationships between tasks) need to be manually rebuilt in monday.com.
What happens to our ClickUp automations?
They don’t transfer at all; every automation needs to be manually recreated using monday.com’s automation builder after the data import.
Can a migration service help with this instead of doing it manually?
Yes, several third-party project-management migration services specialize in ClickUp-to-monday.com transfers and can handle field mapping and automation rebuilding for a fee.
How long should we budget for this migration?
For a mid-size team, plan on two to four weeks: CSV cleanup and import, manual field and automation rebuilding, permission setup, and a parallel validation period before retiring ClickUp.
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