By GanttPRO

GanttPRO

What it does

GanttPRO is a visual project planning workspace. A team can put tasks on a Gantt timeline, connect their order with dependencies, assign work and follow progress. This profile draws on current public vendor pages; no account was used.

Last updated
Oct 15, 2026
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Original editorial illustration of linked project schedules, baselines and progress in GanttPRO. Not a product screenshot.

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Who it is for

It suits teams whose schedule depends on the order of work: build a small plan with real handoffs, then see whether dependencies and auto scheduling make the timeline easier to maintain.

Managers handling multiple projects can use a portfolio view and saved baselines to see broad status and changes against an initial plan. Confirm that the selected plan includes those views before treating them as part of a rollout.

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The work it supports

Core capabilities

Task management. Add and assign work to team members, follow progress, and adjust task status or priority as the project changes.

Project planning. Create tasks, then set dependencies and dates to express their order. Try a short chain first and inspect its dates before building a large plan.

Project reporting. The vendor describes tracking project progress across projects and portfolios. Keep underlying task status current before using the broad view for a decision.

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Understand the offer

Pricing and getting started

The current pricing page lists Core, Advanced, Business and Enterprise. Core includes Gantt charts, project calendars and auto scheduling; Advanced adds custom fields and templates; Business adds workload management, portfolios, reports, budget planning and time tracking.

Prices are shown in USD per user per month with annual billing selected, and the page changes offers by team size. Enterprise is listed for at least five users on an annual subscription. Check the selected seat count, billing period and checkout terms before budgeting.

A 14-day fully featured trial is advertised without a credit card. Use it to test one real schedule and verify the reporting and sharing permissions needed by collaborators.

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Look a little closer

Before you choose

A dependency chain is most useful when task dates and completion are maintained. Create a short example with a changed deadline and inspect which later dates move before building a large plan.

A baseline captures an initial plan for comparison; take one when the project scope is agreed, then compare current dates and progress to it.

Workload view can show resource availability and let a manager redistribute tasks. Check working calendars and assignments before interpreting an apparent overload.

You can share a static or dynamic Gantt chart link. Test a representative stakeholder view to confirm which changes and details are visible before sending a live plan.

The vendor pages establish the named workflow and displayed tiers, not actual account behavior or a final price. No signup, project creation, export, report or checkout was tested for this listing.

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