What is Fibery?
Fibery is a work management platform that lets teams design their own workspace with no-code and keep all teams in a single connected workspace. Its pricing page describes it as free for small teams, made and hosted in Europe.
The site presents several uses: turning customer insights into real products without breaking your flow, and collaborating with clients, managing projects and connecting work to a built-in CRM. Fibery AI is described as a way to brainstorm, automate tasks, find relevant data and experiment with your process.
Plans are priced in euros: the Free plan covers up to 10 users, and paid plans start at 12 euros per user per month billed yearly, with a yearly option that saves 20%. The pricing page also lists enterprise-level security.
Key capabilities
- A no-code workspace that teams design from the ground up.
- A single connected workspace for all teams.
- A built-in CRM connected to project work.
- Fibery AI for brainstorming, automation and finding data.
- A Free plan and a Standard plan at 12 euros, with yearly billing saving 20%.
Where Fibery fits
- No-code workspace design Teams design a workspace from the ground up with relational databases at the core.
- Views Data can be shown as table, board, gallery, list, timeline, Gantt, calendar, report, map, feed, form or dashboard.
- Product work Turn customer insights into real products.
- Client collaboration Collaborate with clients, manage projects and connect work to a built-in CRM.
- Software development Run sprints, manage tasks and build a wiki.
- AI assistance Fibery AI helps brainstorm, automate tasks, find relevant data and experiment with a process.
- Integrations and MCP Integrations connect Fibery to other tools, and the site lists a Fibery MCP Server.
- Enterprise security The Enterprise plan adds SAML SSO, SCIM provisioning and data residency in the US, EU, UK or APAC.
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