Quire Pricing: Nested Tasks, Free and Paid
Quire's selling point is unlimited nested subtasks — a tree instead of a flat list. Its free tier is genuinely generous, so the upgrade decision comes down to team size and project count.
Quire price
From $7.65 per user per month (Premium)
Quire has a generous free tier and Premium from $7.65 per user per month. The free plan covers the nested task tree, kanban and timeline for small teams; paid tiers raise project and member limits and add reporting and advanced permissions.
- Free plan:
- Yes — generous free tier for small teams
Quire plans and yearly cost
| Plan | Price | Per year | What you get |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | $0 |
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| Premium | From $7.65 / user / month | From about $92 per user per year |
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Compiled on 2026-09-10 from our own Quire research, not a same-day check of Quire's pricing page. Always confirm on their site before you buy.
Costs that are easy to miss
- Deep nesting is addictive: projects grow trees that only their author can navigate, and that maintenance is unpaid work.
- Limits are on projects and members rather than features, so growth — not need — triggers the bill.
- No habit or personal motivation layer, so individual follow-through still needs solving elsewhere.
Is Quire worth the price?
Worth paying for when
Your work naturally breaks into deep hierarchies and your team wants to see the whole tree rather than a flat backlog.
Skip it when
Your lists are shallow. Nested structure is the product, and paying for it without needing it adds ceremony, not output.
Try the free option before you pay Quire
LemTask covers daily planning, time blocking, habits and a focus timer on a free plan. Test the workflow at $0, then decide whether a subscription is worth it.
- Free forever plan, no card required
- Time blocking with Google Calendar sync
- Habits, streaks and XP for follow-through
- Import your existing lists in a couple of clicks
Quire pricing FAQ
- How much does Quire cost?
- There is a free tier, and Premium starts at about $7.65 per user per month, roughly $92 per user per year.
- Is Quire free for small teams?
- Yes. The free tier is generous and includes unlimited nested subtasks with kanban and tree views, subject to project and member limits.
- What does Quire Premium unlock?
- Higher project and member limits, reporting, advanced permissions and priority support.
- How is Quire different from Asana?
- Quire is built around unlimited nested subtasks — a full task tree — where Asana favours flatter project structures with more reporting and integrations.
- Is there a free alternative to Quire?
- LemTask's free plan includes subtasks, boards, shared lists and time blocking plus habits and a focus timer, though it does not nest tasks indefinitely.