Clickup vs Monday.com

2024. Productivity platform ClickUp acquires calendar startup Hypercal



Productivity-focused company ClickUp has recently acquired the calendar application Hypercal, aiming to enhance its platform offerings. Originally established in 2022 as a Mac application, Hypercal provided integration capabilities with various apps, including Notion, OneNote, Apple Notes, Google Docs, Todolist, Apple Reminders, Asana, Things app, Microsoft To-Do, and Slack. Hypercal's free plan permitted users to link with one calendar and one task app, while its premium tier, priced at $10 per month, offered unlimited calendar and task integrations. ClickUp, on the other hand, provides a comprehensive platform that facilitates chatting, collaborative document editing, project management, timeline tracking, whiteboard ideation, and analytical dashboard insights for companies.


2022. monday.com introduces monday sales CRM



The renowned project management service, monday.com, has recently introduced monday sales CRM, a dynamic customer relationship management (CRM) system designed to streamline all customer-related processes within a single platform. Leveraging monday.com's flexible low-code/no-code framework, monday sales CRM offers a fully customizable CRM solution that empowers users to automate repetitive tasks, synchronize their Gmail/Outlook accounts for seamless email communication, and automatically log sent emails. Additionally, the CRM system provides real-time notifications when leads open or respond to emails, facilitates team quota tracking over time, allows for goal setting at both individual and team levels, centralizes post-sale activities for efficient client onboarding, project management, and collection tracking, streamlines the sales hiring process, and equips sales teams with the necessary tools and resources to enhance deal closure rates. The offering includes a free version for up to 2 seats, while the paid version starts at €10 per seat per month.


2020. Productivity platform ClickUp raises $35 million



ClickUp, the startup renowned for its comprehensive task management software, integrated docs and wikis, and inclusive chat functionality, has successfully concluded a Series A funding round, raising $35 million. Additionally, the company has unveiled its latest offering, Remote Work OS, which is a collection of tools designed to provide users with a comprehensive overview of ongoing tasks and how they align with the overarching objectives of the organization. This platform joins a growing array of productivity suites that adopt a bottom-up approach, initially targeting individual teams before expanding across entire companies. With a customer base exceeding 100,000 and a user count in the millions, ClickUp has already been adopted by prominent teams within renowned organizations including Google, Nike, Uber, Airbnb, Netflix, and Ubisoft.


2020. Monday.com now lets companies build custom apps



Monday.com has recently unveiled version 2.0 of its highly flexible workflow platform, introducing enhanced capabilities for customers to develop custom apps on the Monday platform. With this update, users are provided with a wealth of resources, including over a hundred prebuilt automation recipes and code-free custom automations. Additionally, the release features more than 50 integrations with various applications, empowering project managers to create sophisticated workflows without the need for coding expertise. Whether it's process management, portfolio management, project management, CRM management, hotel management, or R&D management, Monday.com offers a code-free environment that enables users to leverage these building blocks and craft tailored applications to fulfill the specific needs of any organization or team.


2019. Workplace collaboration software Monday.com raised $150M


Monday.com, a rapidly expanding workplace collaboration platform, has recently announced a remarkable $150 million funding round, valuing the company at $1.9 billion. This substantial investment reflects both the platform's current success and the immense potential within the broader collaboration space, particularly in the areas of enhanced team communication and team management. With a customer base now reaching 80,000 organizations, compared to just 35,000 a year ago, Monday.com serves a diverse range of industries spanning over 200 verticals. Notably, these organizations vary in size, with employee counts ranging from as few as two to as high as 4,000. The impressive clientele includes renowned companies such as Carlsberg, Discovery Channel, Philips, Hulu, WeWork, and numerous Fortune 500 firms. It's worth mentioning that Monday.com attracts both technical and non-technical companies that rely on software and computers to facilitate their work processes.