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Checked 2026-10-21

Linear vs Plane Community

Fit:

Migration notes

Issues and cycles overlap; verify importer field fidelity and note native time tracking/work-item types require Commercial Edition.

Sources: github.com, plane.so · checked 2026-10-21

LinearPaid incumbent

Entry priceUSD 10 / seat / month
Pricing modelper-seat, billed annual
OwnerLinear

Basic USD10 per user/month billed yearly; free tier also exists. Source

Linear plans reviewed
BasicentryUSD 120 / user / yr
BusinessbusinessUSD 192 / user / yr
EnterpriseenterpriseQuote only

Plane CommunityOpen-source alternative

Fit for Linear
License
Paid-feature tier C
Self-host
Paid-feature limits5 noted
Plane Community plans reviewed
Communityfree self-hosted coreFree
Businessvendor commercial cloudNot established
Enterprise Gridvendor commercial cloudQuote only

What you may give up

  • Work item types
  • Native time tracking
  • Advanced workflows
  • Project templates
  • Commercial SSO

Tier C: AGPL Community is distinct from closed-source Commercial Edition. Official edition documentation states Free-tier parity; commercial edition adds ordinary work-management features. Community has unlimited users/projects/work items. License source

What running it takes

  • RabbitMQ
  • API, frontend, live, worker, beat-worker and proxy services

Hover or focus an icon for its name. Dashed means not established; struck through means no; grouped icons are alternatives.

Community Edition manual setup.sh/Compose path verified separately from default commercial installer. Commercial Coolify guide is manual Compose import, not one-click. RabbitMQ and Valkey are part of CE stack. Infrastructure and staff time are not priced here; this page does not compare total cost.