# Try Jenzo without migrating from your current tool

Source: https://help.jenzo.ai/articles/try-without-migrating

You do not have to move your backlog to find out whether Jenzo is useful. Most teams start by running it next to the tool they already use.

## How a side-by-side trial works

1. Keep your current tracker for planning and for anything your stakeholders already watch.
2. Connect your AI tools to Jenzo (see [Connect your AI tools](/articles/connect-ai-tools-installer)). From then on, Claude Code, Codex and other connected tools open and close Jenzo tickets for the work they do, with their own AI clock, tokens and cost.
3. AI work done outside any ticket is still counted. It shows up under **AI > Unassigned**, grouped by project folder, tool and day, so nothing is lost while your tickets still live elsewhere.
4. After one or two weeks, open **AI > Spend** and look at what you learned: which people and tools use AI most, what it cost, and which tickets were the most expensive.

## Tips for a clean trial

- Paste the key or link of the ticket in your current tool into the Jenzo ticket title or description, so people can find the matching work.
- Pick one team or one project, not the whole company.
- Turn on a workspace budget in **AI > Budgets** so the trial cannot surprise you.

## When you decide to move

You can bring your tickets over later, with original dates and creators kept and no duplicates if you run the import twice. See [Move from Jira, ClickUp, Linear or monday](/articles/migrate-from-other-tools).

## What it costs to try

The Free plan covers one person with all their AI tools and needs no card. Team plans start with a 30-day free trial. See [Plans, trial and billing](/articles/plans-trial-billing) and [jenzo.ai/pricing](https://jenzo.ai/pricing).