Planview® Hub

Name: Planview® Hub
Brand: Planview
Rating: 4.2 (31 reviews)

Leader

Building the digital future of connected work.

Est 1989|Valuation $1.8B|Raised $3.1B

LinkedIn 97K|Website|Web traffic 223K|FTEs 1,300|HQ Austin, Texas, US

MarketsBusiness Process Management (BPM)Workflow Automation Source Code Management (SCM)

01Competitive Landscape

Narrative analysis: where competitors may be preferable

- Exalate may be preferable for organizations seeking a clearer published entry price and a self-serve trial experience for sync scenarios that fit Exalate’s connector set. - ServiceNow IntegrationHub can be advantageous when ServiceNow is the central platform and native integration/automation capabilities reduce context switching. - Other enterprise integration vendors (ConnectALL, OpsHub) may have specialized strengths in certain regulated ALM ecosystems or different governance models; detailed functional comparisons should be performed during vendor selection.

Independent/analyst perspective

Vendor-hosted excerpts of third-party analyst coverage are useful for directional context, but buyers should obtain full analyst reports directly to examine scoring, evaluation criteria, and caveats.

	Planview Hub	Exalate	ServiceNow IntegrationHub
Starting Price	Published pricing is not publicly posted; vendor provides quotes	Published entry-level pricing available from the vendor; additional connector/feature costs apply	Published pricing is not publicly posted; typically sold as a contract add-on with variability by deployment
Best For	Enterprise toolchain integration with bi-directional ALM/DevOps synchronization, governance, and traceability	Teams requiring cross-instance sync with clearer published entry pricing and scripting options	Organizations standardizing on ServiceNow and needing Now Platform-native integrations
Key Strength	Model-based integration approach and an emphasis on ALM/DevOps connectors; available cloud and on-prem deployments	Transparent published entry pricing and self-serve trial options; strong for Jira-centric use cases	Deep native integration into ServiceNow; broad spoke ecosystem for Now Platform automation
Key Weakness	Pricing typically requires a sales engagement; requires skilled admins for complex mappings; limited public review volume for Hub specifically	Advanced enterprise use cases may require scripting and configuration; price increases with enterprise connectors	Pricing and packaging complexity; best fit when ServiceNow is the central platform

01Competitive Landscape

Narrative analysis: where competitors may be preferable

Exalate may be preferable for organizations seeking a clearer published entry price and a self-serve trial experience for sync scenarios that fit Exalate’s connector set.
ServiceNow IntegrationHub can be advantageous when ServiceNow is the central platform and native integration/automation capabilities reduce context switching.
Other enterprise integration vendors (ConnectALL, OpsHub) may have specialized strengths in certain regulated ALM ecosystems or different governance models; detailed functional comparisons should be performed during vendor selection.

Independent/analyst perspective

Vendor-hosted excerpts of third-party analyst coverage are useful for directional context, but buyers should obtain full analyst reports directly to examine scoring, evaluation criteria, and caveats.

	Planview Hub	Exalate	ServiceNow IntegrationHub
Starting Price	Published pricing is not publicly posted; vendor provides quotes	Published entry-level pricing available from the vendor; additional connector/feature costs apply	Published pricing is not publicly posted; typically sold as a contract add-on with variability by deployment
Best For	Enterprise toolchain integration with bi-directional ALM/DevOps synchronization, governance, and traceability	Teams requiring cross-instance sync with clearer published entry pricing and scripting options	Organizations standardizing on ServiceNow and needing Now Platform-native integrations
Key Strength	Model-based integration approach and an emphasis on ALM/DevOps connectors; available cloud and on-prem deployments	Transparent published entry pricing and self-serve trial options; strong for Jira-centric use cases	Deep native integration into ServiceNow; broad spoke ecosystem for Now Platform automation
Key Weakness	Pricing typically requires a sales engagement; requires skilled admins for complex mappings; limited public review volume for Hub specifically	Advanced enterprise use cases may require scripting and configuration; price increases with enterprise connectors	Pricing and packaging complexity; best fit when ServiceNow is the central platform