Trello is a lovely kanban board, and for simple lists it is hard to beat. But scrum needs more than columns. Scrumpy gives you sprints, story points, a real backlog and epics out of the box, without stacking up Power-Ups to fake them.

You only pay for the people who actively manage the work. Stakeholders, clients and viewers come along for free, however many of them you have.
No paid add-on that one person needs but the whole team has to fund. The features you see are the features you get.
Your data is yours. Export it whenever you want and leave the day you decide to. We would rather earn the renewal than trap you into it.
One flat price per editor, billed monthly or annually. No quote calls, no add-on math, no invoice that takes an hour to decode.
The board updates live as your team moves cards, so everyone is looking at the same picture without hitting refresh.
You pick which statuses show as columns on the board. Keep a terminal status like Won't do off it, so the board stays lean and your active columns are always in the same place, not appearing and disappearing as they empty out.
| Scrumpy | Trello | |
|---|---|---|
| Built for | Scrum: sprints, backlog, epics | Kanban boards and lists |
| Sprints & backlog | Built in | Power-Ups or workarounds |
| Story points & estimation | Built in | Power-Ups |
| Sprint stats & reporting | Built in | Premium views or Power-Ups |
| Stakeholder & viewer seats | Unlimited and free | Count toward your user total |
| Free / trial | Full product, 7-day trial | Free, 10 boards per workspace |
Roughly what each tool costs a 10-person team at monthly list prices.
Scrumpy
$90/mo
Scrum boards, sprints, backlog and epics, all included. Unlimited free stakeholder seats. Billed annually it is $75.
Trello Premium
≈ $125/mo
About $12.50 per user monthly. Trello Standard is cheaper at roughly $60/mo, but you would be adding Power-Ups to make kanban behave like scrum.
List prices, June 2026. Scrumpy is $9 per user / month, or $7.50 billed annually. Always check the vendor for current pricing.
If your work really is simple lists and checklists, Trello is fast, friendly and hard to beat, and it can cost less. Scrumpy is for teams that have outgrown the board and want proper sprints, estimation and a backlog without bolting on a dozen Power-Ups.
Move your board, backlog and sprints over in an afternoon. No credit card to start.