TeamGantt is the drag-and-drop Gantt chart everyone else gets measured against — genuinely easy, genuinely pleasant. The differences are underneath: TeamGantt bills per project and keeps its engine simple on purpose, while Ganttry bills $20/user/month for a full CPM engine — constraint types and per-task calendars — and as many projects as you can win.
TeamGantt sells projects, not seats: Base is $59/mo for 5 projects, Business is $120/mo for 5 and $24/mo for each one after, and Builder bundles 10 for $199/mo. Ganttry charges $20/user/mo — projects are unlimited. Adding projects does not add a project fee; adding accounts may change your license count.
TeamGantt highlights the critical path and handles lag/lead on all four link types. It sends buyers who need rule-based constraints to Microsoft Project, and its work days are one setting per project. Ganttry adds four constraint types and per-task working calendars, and reports total and negative float.
TeamGantt caps tasks per project (150 Base, 500 Business; Builder Edition: unlimited) and projects per plan (5 Base, 20 Business; Builder includes 10 and adds more). Ganttry has no task, project or feature caps on any license.
TeamGantt prices by project, not by person. As of September 2026 there are three tiers you can buy self-serve, plus a quote-only Enterprise tier for unlimited projects. The sticker prices look small — the per-project multiplication is what to read carefully.
One flat fee, capped at 5 projects, 1 manager, 10 collaborators and 150 tasks/project. Baselines, the account-wide Workloads report and Portfolio view start at Business.
Five projects included, so it starts at $120/mo ($95/mo billed annually). Capped at 20 projects and 500 tasks/project; unlimited managers and collaborators.
TeamGantt's construction package: 10 projects included, unlimited users and tasks, lookahead scheduling, Procore sync, material lead-time tracking, sub confirmations, cost loading, the Project Health report and personalized onboarding. More projects can be added; the price isn't published.
Compared against TeamGantt Business — the tier multi-manager teams need (Base allows one manager) — with Builder Edition noted where it changes the answer. Green means it's included at the tool's quoted price.
Per-project pricing rewards a big team on few projects — ten people on two projects is genuinely cheap on TeamGantt. Construction is usually the opposite shape: a five-person office running a dozen active projects. There, every project you win raises the TeamGantt bill, Builder's 10 included projects run out mid-year, and Ganttry stays at five licenses no matter how many projects you open.
A 5-person team, both tools billed annually: TeamGantt Business at $19/project/mo vs Ganttry at $200/user/yr. Builder Edition ($1,908/yr) includes 10 projects; TeamGantt doesn't publish what the 11th costs.
Export each TeamGantt project to CSV, drop it into Ganttry's import with a mapping preset, and your tasks and dates arrive ready — then check the links and add the per-task calendars and constraints a contract schedule needs. Re-imports update in place, so you can migrate one project per week without breaking stride.
