Coefficient for Asana vs Asana to Sheets: price and fit

Coefficient Asana imports against Asana to Sheets: $49 and $99-per-user plans against a flat $19 or $39, and what each pulls from Asana. Checked October 2026.

Key takeaways

  • Coefficient costs $49 a month on Starter with a daily refresh and $99 per user a month on Pro with an hourly refresh, for up to 5 users.
  • Asana to Sheets costs $19 a month per account on Pro, with a sync every 3 hours, and $39 on Business with live and two-way sync.
  • At 3 people building imports, Coefficient Pro is $297 a month against $19 for Asana to Sheets Pro.
  • Coefficient's Asana page lists projects, tasks by project, users, workspaces and teams, and doesn't mention time entries, subtasks or writing back.
  • If your company already pays for Coefficient for Salesforce or HubSpot, adding Asana to it keeps one sidebar and one bill.
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2 add-ons are on the shortlist. Coefficient connects a spreadsheet to Salesforce, HubSpot, Asana and other systems. Asana to Sheets connects to Asana and nothing else. Both open in the Google Sheets™ sidebar and write Asana data into a tab.

So the choice rarely turns on whether Coefficient can read Asana. It can. It turns on the bill, and on what you need from Asana beyond tasks. Coefficient's Pro plan is $99 per user per month. Ours is $19 per account.

We sell one of the 2. Check the numbers against each vendor's own page. We checked all figures below on 21 October 2026.

The short answer

If your company already pays for Coefficient to pull Salesforce or HubSpot into Sheets, add Asana to it. You get projects and tasks in the same workbook as the pipeline, with one sidebar and one bill. Now say Asana is your only source. If you want time entries, subtasks or edits that go back to Asana, Asana to Sheets does that for a flat $19 or $39 a month.

Screenshot of a Google Sheet of synced Asana tasks with the Asana to Sheets sidebar open beside it, listing a Website Relaunch project sync scheduled for 07:54 AM

Quick comparison

Asana to Sheets Coefficient
Price $9, $19 or $39 a month Free, $49 a month, $99 per user a month, Enterprise custom
Priced per Account User, on Pro
Sources Asana only Asana plus many others, including Salesforce and HubSpot
Fastest schedule Every 3 hours, on Pro and Business Hourly on Pro, daily on Starter
Faster than a schedule Live sync on Business, changes in seconds Not mentioned on its Asana page
Asana data Tasks, subtasks, portfolios you own, time entries, users Projects, tasks by project, users, workspaces, teams
Edits back to Asana Business plan Not mentioned on its Asana page
Free plan None. 7-day trial, no card Yes, with manual refresh and 50 refreshes a month
Annual billing $190 a year on Pro, $390 on Business 17% off

Coefficient Asana pricing, per user against per account

Coefficient's pricing page has 4 tiers. Free is $0, with manual refresh, 3 standard sources, imports up to 5,000 rows and 50 import refreshes a month. Starter is $49 a month with a daily auto refresh. Pro is $99 per user per month with an hourly refresh, for up to 5 users. Enterprise is a custom quote.

Our price doesn't move with headcount. Starter is $9 a month for up to 3 manual syncs. Pro is $19 for unlimited syncs, the 3-hour schedule, time entries and users. Business is $39 and adds two-way sync and live sync. People who only view the sheet need no seat.

Run it at 3 team sizes.

One person, Asana only. Coefficient Starter costs $49 and refreshes daily. Our Pro costs $19 and refreshes every 3 hours. Hourly on Coefficient means Pro, at $99.

3 people setting up imports. Coefficient Pro is $297 a month, or $3,564 a year before the 17% annual discount. Ours is $19 a month, or $190 a year. Two-way sync takes it to $39.

6 people. Coefficient Pro stops at 5 users, so the sixth person means an Enterprise quote. Coefficient doesn't publish that price. Ours stays at $19 or $39.

Now run it the other way. If those 3 people also need Salesforce in the workbook, $297 buys both in one sidebar. Our $19 buys Asana and stops there. You'd still need a second tool for the pipeline, and a second vendor to manage.

The Asana data each tool pulls

Coefficient's Asana page lists 5 things to import: projects, tasks by project, users, workspaces and teams. Refreshes run hourly, daily or weekly, at a time you set. The page doesn't mention portfolios, time entries or subtasks. A missing line on a marketing page doesn't prove a missing feature, so test your own project on Coefficient's free plan.

Asana to Sheets covers these:

  • Tasks from a workspace, team and project you pick, with a filtered sync on section, assignee, tag, completed or a due window. Asana has no saved views to sync, so the filters live in the add-on.
  • Status as the task's section in that project, with completed tasks marked done. If the project has a Status field, that comes across too.
  • Subtasks, each with its parent task's name beside it. Big subtask trees take longer, because Asana hands subtasks over one parent at a time.
  • Custom fields of every Asana type, from text and currency to people and reference. Formula fields are read-only.
  • Portfolios you own, as one source across several projects. Your Asana plan has to include portfolios.
  • Time entries on Pro and Business, when the Asana workspace is on Advanced or higher. An entry has a date and a duration.
  • Users with name, email and role, mapped to Admin, Member, Guest or View-only.

Asana to Sheets writes a task in 3 projects once. For a report that counts work, that one detail decides whether the totals are right. How to sync Asana to Google Sheets covers the routes beyond these 2 add-ons.

Coefficient refreshes faster on a schedule

Hourly beats every 3 hours. If a number has to be right within the hour, all day, Coefficient Pro wins that row against our Pro.

Our scheduled sync runs every 3 hours. Google caps add-on scheduled runs at roughly one an hour, so no Sheets add-on schedules faster than that. Asana also makes any connected tool wait when it asks too often. That's about 150 requests a minute on a free Asana workspace and 1,500 on a paid one, and both add-ons live under it.

Business adds live sync. Changes in Asana reach the sheet in seconds, using the change notices Asana sends. Those notices pass through our server. Manual and scheduled syncs run inside your own Google account, and Asana data doesn't pass through our servers on those.

Writing back to Asana

Coefficient's Asana page doesn't mention writing back to Asana. If edits in the sheet have to reach Asana, ask Coefficient before you buy on that basis.

On our Business plan, edits in the sheet go back to Asana. That covers the task name, notes, assignee, dates, a move to another section, completed, and custom fields. Formula fields stay read-only, and Asana allows one assignee per task. The two-way sync post covers what travels and what doesn't.

Picking one

The split comes down to how many systems the sheet needs, and how many people build it.

Buy Coefficient if

  • Your company already runs it for Salesforce or HubSpot. Adding Asana then costs you a connector and keeps you on one vendor.
  • The workbook needs several systems side by side, like Asana next to the sales pipeline.
  • You need an hourly refresh on a schedule you set, and live sync isn't the answer.
  • You want a free plan that doesn't expire, for a small project you refresh by hand. Coefficient's pricing page doesn't say whether Asana counts as a standard source, so confirm that first.

Buy Asana to Sheets if

  • Asana is the only source, and more than one person builds syncs.
  • You need time entries, subtasks or portfolios in the sheet.
  • Edits in the sheet have to go back to Asana.
  • You want changes in seconds, which live sync on Business does.
  • You want one price for the year that doesn't change when the team grows.

Frequently asked questions

Does Coefficient work with Asana?

Yes. Asana shows up as a source under Add a Data Source in the Coefficient sidebar. Its Asana page lists projects, tasks by project, users, workspaces and teams, refreshed hourly, daily or weekly.

How much does Coefficient cost?

Free is $0 with manual refresh. Starter is $49 a month with a daily refresh. Pro is $99 per user per month with an hourly refresh, up to 5 users. Enterprise is a custom quote, and annual billing takes 17% off.

Can Coefficient update Asana tasks from Google Sheets?

Its Asana page doesn't mention writing back. Ask Coefficient directly if you need it. On Asana to Sheets, edits go back to Asana on the Business plan, at $39 a month.

Does Coefficient sync Asana time tracking?

Time entries aren't on the list of Asana objects on Coefficient's Asana page. Asana to Sheets syncs them on Pro and Business, provided the Asana workspace is on Advanced or higher.

Can I run both add-ons in one spreadsheet?

Yes. Give each one its own tab, so neither writes over the other. Then build the report on a third tab with QUERY or FILTER, which keeps both synced tabs untouched.

Your next step

Count the people who set up imports, and list every system the sheet needs. If Asana is the only one, the pricing page has the 7-day trial, with no card needed.

Asana is a trademark of Asana, Inc. Google Sheets and Google Workspace are trademarks of Google LLC. Asana to Sheets has no affiliation with either, and neither endorses it.