You can use both ClickUp and Asana for free - of course with restrictions. The free versions are sufficient for an extensive test anyway. During the test you will also notice whether you are reaching the limits of the version and need more (i.e. need to upgrade).
Whenever I find that I can do something faster or more efficiently with a paid version, I compare the costs to my internal hourly rate. The evaluation hungary telegram screening usually then falls in favor of the paid version.
A tool is meant to serve you and make your work easier. If you spend ages fiddling around with the configuration of your project management tool, it is neither efficient nor effective. You are wasting valuable working time. If you catch yourself doing this, it is a stop signal for the tool. Admittedly, the risk here is greater with ClickUp than with Asana.
If you just want to keep a simple to-do list, both tools are equally easy to use. This alone will allow you to organize your work very productively. However, if you want to automate certain processes and tasks to save time or work more productively, you will have to plan for a greater amount of training time with both.