Security, offline and access rules that differ between Monday.com and ClickUp. Rows where both tools are the same (9) are left out; the full side-by-side is on each tool’s page: Monday.com, ClickUp.
| What changes | Monday.com (today) | ClickUp (after) |
|---|---|---|
| Other certifications | ISO/IEC 27017, ISO/IEC 27018, ISO/IEC 27032, ISO/IEC 27701, CSA STAR, TX-RAMP, SOC 1 Type II, SOC 3source | ISO/IEC 27017, ISO/IEC 27018, ISO/IEC 27701, ISO/IEC 42001, SOC 1 Type 2, SOC 3source |
| Two-factor authentication | YesEnforcement: All planssource | YesEnforcement: Businesssource |
| Data residency choices | US, EU, Australiasource | US, EU, Australia, SingaporeEnterprisesource |
| Encryption | AES-256 at rest; TLS 1.3 (minimum TLS 1.2) in transitsource | AES-256 at rest; TLS 1.2 in transitsource |
| Self-hosting option | Cloud onlysource | Not published |
| Desktop apps | Windows, macOSsource | Windows, macOS, Linuxsource |
| Offline limits | Mobile apps only; about 70% of board actions, with fewer supported on iOS than Androidsource | 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 |
| IP allowlisting | YesEnterprisesource | YesEnterprise (early version; request access via account manager)source |
| Device & session controls | 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 | YesEnterpriseSession duration and idle timeout limits that apply to every account with access to the Workspace.source |
Monday.com to ClickUp is one of the smoother project-management migrations available, since ClickUp maintains a dedicated native importer specifically built for Monday.com boards.
ClickUp offers more granular custom fields, views, and automation options at similar price points to monday.com’s mid-tier plans.
ClickUp built and maintains a specific importer for monday.com boards, pulling over items, groups, and basic fields without a manual CSV round-trip.
ClickUp includes Gantt charts, mind maps, and whiteboards at tiers where monday.com would require a higher-priced plan for equivalent views.
Estimate the real hidden cost of moving from Monday.com to ClickUp, not just the subscription price.
ClickUp’s native Monday.com importer covers the bulk of the transfer, but automations, dashboards, and views need manual rebuilding.
| Step | What happens |
|---|---|
| 1Run ClickUp’s native Monday.com importer | Connect your monday.com account through ClickUp’s dedicated importer to pull in boards, groups, and items in bulk. |
| 2Map boards to Spaces and Lists | Review how monday.com boards and groups mapped onto ClickUp’s Spaces, Folders, and Lists, adjusting the structure where the automatic mapping doesn’t fit your workflow. |
| 3Verify custom fields and item data | Check that custom column types (status, people, dates, formulas) converted correctly, since some column types need manual field recreation. |
| 4Rebuild automations and dashboards | Manually recreate monday.com automations and dashboard widgets in ClickUp, since the importer moves core items but not workflow automation logic. |
| 5Reapply permissions and guest access | Set up workspace, space, and guest permissions in ClickUp to match who had access to what in monday.com. |
| 6Run both tools in parallel for one cycle | Keep monday.com active for at least one full sprint or reporting cycle while your team validates the ClickUp workspace before fully cutting over. |
Here’s how Monday.com and ClickUp plans stack up as of September 2026, from free tier to the mid-market plan most switching teams land on.
| Plan | Monday.com | ClickUp |
|---|---|---|
| Free plan | Free: $0 — up to 2 seats, 3 boards | Free Forever: $0 — unlimited tasks, 60MB storage |
| Entry paid tier | Basic: $9/seat/month billed annually (3-seat minimum) | Unlimited: $7/user/month billed yearly ($10 billed monthly) |
| Mid tier | Standard: $12/seat/month billed annually, adds automations and timeline views | Business: $12/user/month billed yearly ($19 billed monthly), adds advanced automations and dashboards |
ClickUp’s paid tiers are generally priced lower than monday.com’s equivalent tiers, but monday.com’s Free plan allows more users (2 seats) with fewer core limits than some competitors.
ClickUp generally offers deeper customization; monday.com leans toward a more polished, less overwhelming out-of-the-box experience.
| Feature | Monday.com | ClickUp equivalent |
|---|---|---|
| Custom fields & views | Solid set of column types and views | Broader set of field types and views, including whiteboards and mind maps |
| Automation depth | Visual automation builder, capped actions per tier | More automation triggers/actions, higher caps on paid tiers |
| Native importer coverage | No equivalent native ClickUp importer | Dedicated native Monday.com importer available |
| Docs/whiteboard built-in | Docs available, no native whiteboard | Docs and whiteboards both built in |
| Pricing per seat | Generally higher per-seat cost at comparable tiers | Generally lower per-seat cost at comparable tiers |
No, the importer focuses on items, groups, and basic field data; automations and dashboard widgets need to be manually recreated in ClickUp after the import.
Most standard column types (status, date, people, text) convert well, but formula columns and some custom column types may need manual field recreation or adjustment.
Yes, the importer is designed to handle bulk board imports, though for very large accounts it’s often easier to import department-by-department and validate as you go.
Dashboards need to be rebuilt from scratch in ClickUp, since dashboard configurations aren’t part of what the native importer transfers.
For a team with a few dozen boards, expect the import itself to take a few hours, followed by one to two weeks of validation, automation rebuilding, and team retraining before full cutover.
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