vs Trello
Trello is a popular Kanban-style project management tool. Many clubs use it for task management, but here's why an all-in-one community platform might serve you better.
Side-by-side comparison
How the platforms compare across essential capabilities
What sets us apart
Key features that make a difference for modern clubs and societies
Complete Membership Management
Trello tracks tasks. communities.one tracks your entire membership: applications, renewals, tiers, payments, and member profiles.
Events & Ticketing Built In
Create events, sell tickets, and check in attendees. All of this happens without leaving the platform.
Collect Payments Directly
Membership dues and event tickets go straight to your bank account via Stripe.
Which platform is right for you?
Honest guidance to help you make the best choice
Choose Trello if you need
- Pure project management for a team
- Extensive Power-Ups and integrations
- A tool your team already knows
- Complex workflow automation
Choose communities.one if you want
- Task management PLUS membership and events
- One platform instead of multiple tools
- Password vault for committee credentials
- Social media publishing built-in
Trello is excellent for project management. communities.one is built for membership organizations that need tasks, events, and payments in one place.
If you're using Trello, spreadsheets, Eventbrite, and a payment processor separately, communities.one consolidates everything into one platform.