Aha! Pricing Overview
Aha! at a glance
The complete product management solution. Try free for 30 days.
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| Startup | The Startup pack is for early stage companies
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| Premium | $59.001 user Per Month | Includes Ideas Essentials and all the features you need to:
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| Enterprise | $99.001 workspace owner or contributor Per Month | Includes the features of the Premium plan and:
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| Enterprise+ | $149.001 workspace owner or contributor Per Month | Includes the features of the Enterprise plan and:
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Aha! pricing & plans
Aha! Pricing Reviews
Aha has been great for our organization to provide visibility across our product portfolio and visualize the progress on our initiatives. We have been able to standardize our workflow and integrate with Azure Dev Ops (ADO) to feed work to our engineering team. The ability to add custom fields that are relevant to our organization and processes is very helpful. We have standardized our intake process using the Ideas Portal which minimizes (hasn't totally eliminated) people working on side of the desk projects. Aha has several permissions levels that allow us to provide "view only" type access so everyone has visibility but manage our subscription to a subset of team members (primarily our product management team) to those that need to be updating Aha.
Recently our security team expanded to use Aha for their projects as they saw the value it brings in transparency and accountability for their initiatives..
Their knowledge base is very thorough and most of the time I can find the answer I need. If not, the customer support team responds to tickets in a very timely manner. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
The learning curve for new users. We include a short orientation with new hires so they are grounded in the navigation.
Since it is highly configurable, when making configuration updates, I (as admin) just need to double check that I am where I want to be in the hierarchy before I begin making changes. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
AHA is a great tool for product planning and idea management. Compared to competitors like productboard and craft.io, it is definitely more feature-rich, more customizable, and more enterprise ready.
We use AHA to plan across different levels of the organization and it is great with that, including managing OKRs and strategic initiatives. The tool is really flexible with a lot of templates, reporting, and customization options. With more and more integrations (eg recently whiteboards and Jira), the tool is becoming more and more embedded in our processes.
With that, AHA is revolutionizing our quarterly planning processes. About 20% of our PMs use the tool daily, 30% weekly, and the rest about monthly.
A true value is the support model. Both the support team and the concierge service are really making sure we get the mot out of the tool. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
AHA contributor licenses are quite expensive. While a lot can also be done with the free seats (reviewer license), we find that the access management is not quite as refined for different roles. We would be able to get more value out of the tool if UX and engineering leads would also be able to work more extensively with epics, including non-functional requirements on the engineering side. But that is quite limited as per the licensing of AHA.
Usability is an issue. The tool is quite feature rich and customizable. But with a lot of dropdown navigations, it is often not easy for the user to know where they are in the navigation (eg jumping from initiatives to reports/roadmaps with a dropdown, or having to navigate across the tree of org hierarchy). There are also a lot of similar / redundant features such as the many different roadmap views, which take some getting used to to identify which one is preferred when. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
