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STOA rating

6.6 / 10

Openness

OPENNESS 5/10API 2/3 · Export 2/3 · Contract 0/2 · Integrations 1/2

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Infinity documents a public API, and the API page does not state which plans include it. startinfinity.com, checked 8 Oct 2026 (opens in a new tab)

Your data

You can export boards and folders to CSV yourself from the dashboard. startinfinity.com, checked 8 Oct 2026 (opens in a new tab)

What it does

Flexible project management with customizable views, folders, and attributes. One workspace for tasks, projects, CRM, content calendars. Lifetime payment option instead of monthly fees. From $6/user/month. Lifetime deal also available. No free tier.

Weaknesses

Smaller team and community — slower feature development
Limited integrations, relies on Zapier
Mobile app less polished than web
Can feel overwhelming to set up
Fewer reporting features vs established competitors

Key features

Boards, lists, tables, calendars, Gantt charts, and Kanban views
Fully customizable attributes and folder structures
Templates for PM, CRM, content planning, and more
Automations for repetitive tasks and status updates
Lifetime pricing option vs monthly subscriptions

STOA verdict

Infinity is a great fit for small teams who want one flexible tool to handle projects, tasks, and even basic CRM without paying monthly forever — the lifetime deal is a real draw if you hate subscription fees. The biggest strength is how much you can customize it to fit your workflow, but that same flexibility means it takes time to set up and learn. If you want something ready to go out of the box, you might find it overwhelming at first.