As a freelancer, I like using Trello for project management and together with my clients.
My setup right now:
A workspace for each client, with 1-n boards for specific projects.
My Billing and Plan:
I am on the free plan right now, though i would like to use Premium features. As i see it, i would need a premium plan for each workspace so that does not really make sense. And i also want to invite my clients to boards / workspaces regularly to participate.
What to do?
The only other option i see is using just 1 workspace and create boards for each client project, not being able to seperate workspaces by client. Then get premium for that one workspace.
Any pointers or help on how to structure this better?
Hi Manuel,
Nathan here from Trello Support, I hope you're doing okay?
If you wanted to have multiple workspaces then you would need to upgrade each of those individually.
As an alternative to this though, our Premium plan also introduces collections which act as a way to categorize your boards inside a workspace so you could instead have one workspace that you upgrade and use collections to split your boards by client. Here's a link where you can find out more about collections in workspaces - https://help.trello.com/article/1004-creating-collections-for-premium-workspaces
Thank you for the reply, i will check out collections.
When i have one workspace and one client with multiple projects, do i still have to pay just for the premium workspace or will i have to pay for the client as well since they become multi-board guests?
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Hi @Manuel Will
On our Premium plan, you have to pay for a license for anyone who's either a Workspace member or a Multi-board Guest in your workspace so you would still need to pay for these extra clients if they're a member of more than one board.
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