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 on a simplified engine, while Ganttry bills $20/user/month for a full CPM engine — lag, calendars, constraints, real baselines — and as many schedules as you can win.
TeamGantt charges per project on Basic and Business ($10–24/project/mo), with a flat 10-project bundle on Builder. Ganttry charges $20/user/mo — schedules are unlimited, so winning a job never raises the bill.
TeamGantt shows a critical path on every paid plan — but with no dependency lag/lead, no constraint types and no per-task working calendars, it's computed on a simpler engine than a contract schedule needs.
TeamGantt caps tasks per project (150 Basic, 500 Business; Builder Edition: unlimited) and projects per plan (5 / 20 / 10). Ganttry has no task, schedule or feature caps on any seat.
TeamGantt prices by project, not by person. As of July 2026 there are three tiers you can buy self-serve, plus a quote-only Enterprise tier once you pass 20 projects. The sticker prices look small — the per-project multiplication is what to read carefully.
Two-project minimum, so the real floor is $24/mo. Capped at 5 projects, 1 manager, 10 collaborators, 150 tasks/project — and Project Health ($12/mo), cost loading ($24/mo) and custom boards ($24/mo) are paid add-ons.
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; the Basic add-ons are included.
TeamGantt's construction package: 10 projects, unlimited users and tasks, lookahead scheduling, Procore one-click sync, material lead-time tracking, sub confirmations, cost loading and 1-on-1 onboarding. Past 10 projects, it's Enterprise by quote.
Compared against TeamGantt Business — the tier multi-manager teams need (Basic 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 jobs is genuinely cheap on TeamGantt. Construction is usually the opposite shape: a five-person office running a dozen active jobs. There, every job you win raises the TeamGantt bill, Builder's 10-project cap runs out mid-year, and Ganttry stays at five seats no matter how many schedules you open.
A 5-person team, both tools billed annually: TeamGantt Business at $19/project/mo vs Ganttry at $200/user/yr. Builder Edition ($199/mo list) can't hold the 12- or 20-job rows at all — it caps at 10 projects.
Export each TeamGantt project to CSV, drop it into Ganttry's import with a mapping preset, and your tasks and dates arrive ready — rebuild the links with the lag, calendars and baselines TeamGantt couldn't hold. Re-imports update in place, so you can migrate one job per week without breaking stride.
