Gantt charts that don’t suck.
The simplest way to plan a project on a timeline. Built for speed, with great looking Gantt charts and none of the fluff.
A project management platform with seat pricing and a workspace to configure. A desktop app with a training course. A spreadsheet that stops being true the moment plans change. If all you need is a timeline a client will trust, that’s a lot of tool for one chart.
No workspace to set up, no seats to assign, no feature maze to learn. Sign in, pick a template or a blank chart, and draw your first bar. Your first plan is ready before the kickoff call ends.
Build the timeline live with the client instead of promising to send it later. Instant interactions with hundreds of tasks, keyboard-first, and every change undoable, so you can think out loud without fear.
Scope shifts, someone goes on leave, a date moves. Save a named iteration and NeoGantt writes down what changed. Leave the reason on the bar as a comment, visible to everyone with the link. Six weeks later, nobody argues about what was agreed.
One flat price per team, not per seat. Every plan gets every feature: iterations, comments, branded exports and share links.
For one person planning their own projects, with every feature switched on.
For a small team or studio sharing one set of charts.
For a department or agency with a few project leads.
Same product, with a price and invoicing arrangement that suits your organisation.
Prices in USD. Your charts stay yours, on every plan. Compare plans
NeoGantt is Gantt chart software that runs in your browser. You draw tasks straight onto a timeline, group them into phases, add milestones, then share a live view-only link or export a one-page PDF. It does the Gantt chart and leaves task boards, time tracking and resourcing to other tools.
For one person with up to five charts, yes, with nothing held back. Teams of up to five people pay $15 a month or $99 a year; teams of six to fifteen pay $25 a month or $199 a year. Prices are flat per team, in US dollars.
Yes. A share link opens the live chart in any browser, with your logo on it. Viewers can't edit, don't need an account and don't count towards your plan.
No. It's built for clear, fast timelines rather than dependency-driven scheduling. If you need linked tasks that reschedule themselves, a tool like Microsoft Project or GanttPRO is the better fit.
Yes. Export a CSV from TeamGantt and import it; groups, tasks, milestones, dates, colours and progress come across. Dependencies and assignees don't.
It stays quick with hundreds of tasks, and every change can be undone, so you can rearrange a large plan without worrying about breaking it.
New to Gantt charts? Start with how to make a Gantt chart, or open a ready-made plan such as theevent planning template.