Basecamp vs Fibery

Basecamp is project management software for organizing work, discussions, decisions, files, deadlines and project delivery. Each project has a page where teams can add to-do lists, message boards, chat, calendars and card tables. To-dos support assignments, due dates, attachments and subtasks; Hill Charts show progress, while Card Tables move work through stages. Calendars track deadlines, milestones, events and meetings, and can be subscribed to in Outlook, Google Calendar and HEY Calendar. Client mode lets a team choose what clients can see on each project. Basecamp offers apps for Android, iOS, Mac and Windows, plus web access, an API and a CLI. Its integrations directory lists services including Zapier, Clockify, Harvest and Unito. Time tracking and guest access are also listed. The free plan includes one project, 1 GB of storage and up to five users. Paid plans include Freelancer at $25 per month, Studio at $59 per month and Pro at $99 per month. Unlimited costs $299 per month, billed annually, and includes unlimited projects and users.

Fibery is a workspace platform for connecting company work and information. Teams can model processes with custom entities, fields, and relations, then build databases, views, formulas, reports, and automations. Its views include Board, Timeline, Gantt, Table, List, Calendar, Gallery, Feed, and Map, as well as collaborative documents and whiteboards. Fibery names product teams, software development teams, digital agencies, and startups among its audiences. It connects with services including Slack, GitLab, GitHub, Jira, Trello, Airtable, ClickUp, Discourse, HubSpot, Braintree, Intercom, Make, and Zapier; users can also create custom integration templates. An API supports external integrations and workflow automation. The platform lists custom apps and an MCP server for AI agents to query data, create or update entities, and build reports. Fibery is available on web, Windows, macOS, iOS, and Android, with Chrome and Firefox extensions. It has a free plan and a 14-day trial; paid plans start at €12/user/mo (annual). The Free plan allows up to 10 users, 10 guests, 10 databases, 1 GB of file storage, and 14-day version history. Fibery says its AWS-hosted service uses TLS and encrypts data at rest.