Asana AI is the layer of AI features built into Asana's work management platform: prebuilt AI teammates, the no-code AI Studio for building agentic workflows, and MCP/AI connectors that let external models act on your projects. It is aimed at teams that already run projects, tasks and workflows in Asana and want AI to summarize, draft, and automate inside that system. Asana AI is included on the paid tiers rather than sold as a separate product, so pricing follows Asana's per-seat plans, starting at $10.99 per user per month, on top of a free forever plan for up to two users.
Who builds it
Asana AI is developed by Asana, the company behind the Asana work management platform. Rather than shipping AI as a bolt-on, Asana positions it as "Agentic Work Management" that brings together AI Teammates, AI Studio, Asana Dash, and MCP and AI Connectors, so the AI operates on the same tasks, projects and custom fields teams already maintain.
Core features
- AI Teammates that act as prebuilt collaborators inside projects, handling routine coordination work.
- AI Studio, a no-code builder for designing agentic workflows without writing automation code.
- MCP and AI Connectors that let external AI models read from and act on Asana work.
- 100+ integrations on the free plan, including Microsoft 365, Google Workspace and Slack, with Salesforce, Tableau, Power BI and two-way Jira Cloud sync available on higher tiers.
- Developer API for building custom integrations and pulling Asana data into other systems.
Who it is for
Asana AI fits organizations standardizing on Asana for project and work management that want AI assistance and automation without adopting a separate tool. Because the entry plan starts at $10.99 per user per month and a free two-user plan exists, small teams can trial Asana itself at no cost, while AI-heavy automation lands on the paid Starter tier and above.
Data and privacy
For teams evaluating AI governance, Asana states that its AI partners do not use customer data to train their models and are required to delete customer data after each query. That is a meaningful distinction for regulated or privacy-sensitive teams weighing whether prompt content becomes training data. Buyers with strict EU-hosting or DSGVO requirements should still confirm data residency and processing terms directly with Asana before rollout, since those specifics depend on plan and configuration.
Bottom line
Asana AI is best understood not as a standalone assistant but as the intelligence layer of the Asana platform, most valuable to teams already committed to Asana who want prebuilt AI teammates and no-code automation without leaving their existing project workflows.