ClickUp vs Plane
ClickUp's spaces, lists, docs and automations compared with Plane's work items, cycles, modules and pages, including which Plane features sit in the AGPL Community Edition and which need the self-hosted Commercial Edition.

Pages for ClickUp customers moving tasks, lists and projects to self-hosted Plane or OpenProject.
ClickUp's spaces, lists, docs and automations compared with Plane's work items, cycles, modules and pages, including which Plane features sit in the AGPL Community Edition and which need the self-hosted Commercial Edition.
ClickUp compared with GPL-licensed OpenProject for teams that use ClickUp for project plans: Gantt charts, time tracking and agile boards in OpenProject Community, and single sign-on and portfolio features in its Enterprise plans.
Running Plane's ClickUp importer with a personal access token: how folders, lists, tasks, custom task types and supported custom fields map, why the import needs the Commercial Edition, and what to export separately such as Docs.
ClickUp's per-user plans, with SAML, SCIM and audit logs held for Enterprise, compared with self-hosted Plane or OpenProject: free community editions, paid editions for importers and single sign-on, hosting and administration.
What ClickUp exports and in which pieces: the task CSV with comments and attachment links, Docs only one at a time, view and dashboard exports on Business and above, whiteboard images, and the API with per-plan rate limits.
ClickUp lists data residency, SAML SSO and audit logs only on its Enterprise plan. This page compares that with running Plane or OpenProject in your own or an EU provider's data center, including SSO and audit options on the self-hosted editions.
ClickUp Docs export one at a time as PDF, HTML or Markdown, with no bulk export. This page covers moving them to Docmost, XWiki or Plane pages, getting documents out in Markdown, and linking pages back to tasks once projects move to Plane or OpenProject.

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