Trello’s limits and Power-Ups beside TulipFarm
From 10MB attachments on Free to monthly command-run limits, each Trello row cites Trello’s own pages.
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Feature comparison
Trello’s column comes from its own site and Atlassian’s. “Not published” means Trello doesn’t say, not that the feature is missing.
| Feature | TulipFarm | Trello |
|---|---|---|
| Workspace and data | ||
| Typed fields for business records | YesField rules reject bad values before they save | PartialCustom fields on cards, from Standard |
| Views | PartialTable, List and a read-only Board | YesBoard on every plan; Calendar, Timeline, Table and Map on Premium |
| Bulk changes reviewed before they save | YesImports and table changes wait for a person to review them | Not published |
| Files alongside work | YesShared library; agents make DOCX, XLSX and PPTX | YesCard attachments, 10MB a file on Free, 250MB on paid |
| AI and agents | ||
| AI agents for team work | YesSaved agents with reusable skills | Not publishedNot published; plans list AI summaries and AI-generated boards |
| Agents on a schedule | YesUp to once an hour | Not published |
| Outside AI tools work on your data | PartialAgents use MCP tools a manager enables | YesMCP server on Premium and Enterprise; it archives but can’t delete |
| Automation and approvals | ||
| No-code automation | YesVisual workflow builder | YesRules, buttons and commands on every board |
| Automation limits | Not publishedRuns spend credits | Partial250 runs a month on Free, 1,000 on Standard, unlimited on Premium |
| Approval of an agent’s exact change | YesOn the actions you pick | Not published |
| Code steps | YesJavaScript or Python | Not published |
| Runs that wait days for a person | YesUp to 30 days, and resume after a restart | Not published |
| Integrations | ||
| Built-in app connections | PartialSlack, GitHub, Google Workspace, Jira, Confluence and Trello | Yes200+ Power-Ups, including Slack and Google Drive |
| Mobile apps | No | YesiOS and Android |
| Security and deployment | ||
| SSO and SCIM | NoSign in with Google or an email link | YesThrough Atlassian Guard; included on Enterprise |
| Audit logs | PartialRecords who changed memberships; no audit export | YesUnlimited activity log on Premium and Enterprise |
| SOC 2 | No | YesListed in Atlassian’s SOC 2 scope |
| Personal chats hidden from admins | Yes | Not published |
Pricing
Trello charges per user; TulipFarm spends credits on agent work. Trello prices checked on 20 October 2026.
TulipFarm
$50 free
In credits on your first signup. Paid plans aren’t public yet; see the pricing page.
Trello
$5 a user
For Standard, per user per month billed yearly. Free covers up to 10 collaborators per workspace.
trello.com/pricingWhere TulipFarm differs from Trello
Four differences that show up in one delivery schedule, each with a note on how Trello handles it.
Agents that do the work, with your OK
TulipFarm
A saved agent reschedules deliveries and shows Sam the exact change before it saves.
See AgentsHow Trello handles it
Trello AI summarizes cards and comments and drafts boards from a goal; its plans don’t list agents.
trello.com/pricingField rules that catch a bad date
TulipFarm
Field rules reject bad values, and a bulk import waits for a person to review it before anything saves.
See TablesHow Trello handles it
Work lives on cards in lists, with custom fields from the Standard plan.
trello.com/pricingWorkflows that wait weeks and survive restarts
TulipFarm
A run can call a JavaScript or Python step, wait up to 30 days for a reply, and resume after a restart.
See WorkflowsHow Trello handles it
No-code rules, buttons and commands run on every board, with monthly command-run limits by plan.
trello.com/butler-automationOne file library that agents write to
TulipFarm
Agents save the DOCX, XLSX or PPTX files they make to one shared library, with access set per file or folder.
See FilesHow Trello handles it
Files attach to cards, up to 10MB each on Free and 250MB on paid plans.
trello.com/pricing
When to stay with Trello
Trello is the better choice if any of these sound like your team.
- Your team wants simple drag-and-drop boards
- Trello is quick to learn, with boards you drag cards across, templates, and Calendar, Timeline and Map views on Premium.
- You want a free or low-cost plan
- Trello is free for up to 10 collaborators, and Standard costs $5 a user a month, billed yearly.
- You run on Atlassian or many Power-Ups
- Trello connects to Jira, Slack and 200+ Power-Ups, and Atlassian Guard adds SSO and provisioning.
- You work from your phone
- Trello has iOS and Android apps, so the team can update cards on the go.
Switching from Trello
Agents can work on cards in a Trello board you connect, but TulipFarm can’t import boards or automation directly. Move one board at a time.
Pick one board that holds records
Choose a board where each card is a record, such as deliveries or client orders.
Export and import
Export the board as CSV (a Trello Premium feature), import it into a TulipFarm table, and add field rules to match its custom fields.
Rebuild the automation
Rebuild the board’s rules as a workflow, and pick which agent actions need approval.
Run both, then switch
Run both for one cycle and compare the results. Your first signup includes $50 in free credits.
Questions about TulipFarm and Trello
Is TulipFarm a Trello alternative?
Yes, for teams whose cards have become records that agents should work on, with field rules, shared files and workflows that wait for people. Trello is simpler for visual task boards, and free for small teams.
What is the main difference between TulipFarm and Trello?
Trello organizes work as cards on boards, automated by rules, buttons and commands. TulipFarm stores records in tables with field rules, lets agents change them with a person approving the exact change, and runs workflows that wait up to 30 days.
Does Trello have AI agents?
Trello’s pricing page lists AI that summarizes cards and comments and generates boards from a goal, but no agents. Its MCP server lets outside AI tools such as Claude work on your boards on Premium and Enterprise.
Can TulipFarm do everything Trello can?
No. Trello has drag-and-drop boards, Calendar, Timeline and Map views, templates, 200+ Power-Ups, mobile apps and SSO through Atlassian Guard. TulipFarm’s Board view is read-only, and it has a few built-in app connections, no mobile apps and no SSO.
When should I just use Trello?
Stay with Trello if your team wants simple drag-and-drop boards, a free or low-cost plan, mobile apps, or close ties to Jira and other Atlassian tools.
Does TulipFarm connect to Trello?
Yes. Connect a Trello account and pick a board. Agents can search and read its cards, and creating, updating or deleting a card waits for a person’s approval. They can’t reach boards you haven’t picked.
Can I move my Trello boards to TulipFarm?
Yes, one board at a time. Export the board as CSV, which needs Trello Premium, import it into a TulipFarm table, and add field rules to match its custom fields. Automation needs rebuilding as TulipFarm workflows.
How much does TulipFarm cost compared with Trello?
Your first TulipFarm Cloud signup includes $50 in free credits. Paid plans aren’t public yet; see the pricing page. Trello is free for up to 10 collaborators; Standard costs $5 and Premium $10 a user a month, billed yearly. Enterprise is $17.50 a user a month, billed yearly, for 50 or more seats with a $10k minimum spend.
Try one Trello board in TulipFarm.
Sign up for TulipFarm Cloud and move the board an agent should work on. The research preview is open to everyone, and your first signup includes $50 in free credits.
Not sure TulipFarm connects to your tools? Contact us and tell us what your team uses.
Sources
- Trello pricingchecked 20 October 2026
- Trello automationchecked 20 October 2026
- Trello MCP serverchecked 20 October 2026
- Trello Enterprisechecked 20 October 2026
- Export data from Trellochecked 21 October 2026
- Atlassian SOC 2checked 20 October 2026
Last reviewed 20 October 2026.