💲 Monday.com Pricing Philippines 2026: What You'll Actually Pay

Monday.com looks affordable at $9/seat. But seat minimums, tier limits, and add-ons change the math fast.

📅 2026-04-10 ⏱️ 9 min read 👤 Edamame Inc.
Minimum Seats
3
Can't buy just 1 or 2 licenses
Basic Plan
~₱1,540/mo
3 seats minimum ($9/seat)
Pro Plan
~₱5,130/mo
3 seats minimum ($30/seat)

💰 Monday.com Plans in Philippine Pesos

Monday.com charges per seat with a 3-seat minimum on all paid plans. Here's what Philippine businesses actually pay (~₱57 = $1 USD):

PlanPer Seat (USD)Per Seat (PHP)3-Seat Min (PHP/mo)10 Users (PHP/mo)
Free$0₱0₱0 (2 users max)N/A
Basic$9/mo~₱513~₱1,540~₱5,130
Standard$12/mo~₱684~₱2,050~₱6,840
Pro$19/mo~₱1,083~₱3,250~₱10,830
EnterpriseCustomCustomCustom~₱15,000-25,000 est.

⚠️ The Seat Minimum Trap

Even if you only need Monday for 1-2 people, you pay for 3. And those prices are per seat — annual billing. Monthly billing is ~18% more expensive. A solo entrepreneur on Pro plan pays ~₱3,250/month for software they might only use partially.

🔒 What Each Plan Actually Limits

Basic: No Automations

The Basic plan has zero automations and zero integrations. You get a visual board and that's it. For most Philippine businesses needing workflow automation, Basic is unusable — pushing you to Standard or Pro immediately.

Standard: 250 Automations/Month

Sounds like a lot until a 10-person team with active boards burns through it in 2 weeks. Each "when status changes, notify someone" counts as one. Heavy users hit this ceiling fast.

No Database Capabilities

Monday.com is a project management tool, not a database. It cannot handle relational data, complex forms, or multi-table relationships. If you need CRM + inventory + HR, you need 3 separate Monday boards that don't truly connect.

No Approval Workflows

Real approval routing — where request goes to Manager A, then Director B, then Finance C based on amount thresholds — doesn't exist. You can change a status column, but that's not an approval system.

⚔️ Monday.com vs Kintone: PM Tool vs Business Platform

FeatureMonday.com ProKintone
Price (10 users)~₱10,830/mo~₱10,000/mo
Project managementExcellent visual boardsGood — custom built
CRM capabilitiesBasic add-onFull — build exactly what you need
Approval workflowsNoneMulti-step, amount-based routing
Database/relational dataNoneFull relational database
Custom formsLimitedUnlimited custom forms
API/integrationsGood (Standard+)Good (REST API + webhooks)
Local PH supportNoneDirect — Edamame Inc.

Bottom line: Monday.com wins on visual project management — those color-coded boards are beautiful and intuitive. But if your Philippine business needs more than task tracking — approvals, databases, custom business processes — Monday hits walls fast. For a detailed comparison, see Kintone vs Monday.com.

🎯 When Monday.com Makes Sense (and When It Doesn't)

Monday.com is a good choice if:

Monday.com is a poor choice if:

For a broader view of project management options, see our complete PM software comparison.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use Monday.com as a CRM in the Philippines?

Monday offers a CRM add-on, but it's basic compared to dedicated CRM tools. No lead scoring, limited pipeline customization, no marketing automation. For serious CRM needs, look at dedicated CRM platforms.

Is Monday.com worth it for Philippine businesses?

For pure project management with small teams (under 10), yes — the visual interface is genuinely excellent. For anything beyond PM, the per-seat costs add up without delivering the business platform capabilities you need.

What's cheaper than Monday.com for Philippine teams?

ClickUp offers similar PM features starting at $7/user. Kintone at from ₱1,000/user/month gives you PM plus CRM, HR, and custom apps. For basic task management, Trello's free plan works for very small teams.

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