monday.com sells seats in multiples of five; Asana in blocks that widen to fifty. Priced from both vendors’ own pages: the seat-bucket arithmetic that makes the cheaper per-seat rate the more expensive total after one hiring round.
Product managers don’t just need a tool for building roadmaps. They need something that helps them coordinate sprint work, track execution, communicate across teams, and keep the messy reality of product development from falling through the cracks. The problem is that “project management tool” means something different depending on what you’re actually trying to do….