Project management software brings task views, automation rules, time tracking and guest access into one place for project work. This list helps buyers compare those controls, pricing paths and platform support.
The page does not publish a ranking basis. Use the listed fields to compare a free plan, paid starting price, user limits, native integrations and support for web, iOS, Android, API, Windows and macOS.
Group-Office suits teams seeking combined collaboration, CRM, and project tools, with a choice of self-hosting or hosted service.
Ora is project management software for agile work on web, mobile, Linux and macOS.
AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+4Paymo is project management software available on web, mobile, Linux and macOS.
AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+4The Community edition is described as suitable for home, homelab, and club use.
AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+5Avaza brings project work, team chat, resource planning, time and expense logs, and customer invoices into one platform.
AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+4It suits teams that want project-specific tools for tasks, communication, schedules, and client collaboration.
ConstructionOnline provides construction estimating, scheduling, project, communication and financial tools.
Freedcamp is project management software for web, desktop and mobile, covering projects, workflows, time tracking and issues.
Jira is project management software available on web, mobile, desktop and self-hosted deployments.
Nifty is project management software with web, mobile, desktop and browser extension access.
Trello is project management software for web, Android, iOS and macOS.
Wrike is project management software for web, Android, iOS, macOS and Windows.
Agantty is project management software for web, Android, iOS, Linux, macOS and Windows.
GoodDay provides project management with automation rules, time logs and guest access.
ClickUp is project management software for Android, iOS, macOS and Windows.
It is aimed at mid-sized industrial companies, engineering offices, technical and IT service providers, manufacturing teams, and PMOs.
Hive suits teams that want project coordination, collaboration, time management and workflow automation in one service.
MeisterTask is project management software for web, desktop and mobile, with automation rules and a free plan.
Teamwork.com is project management software with web, mobile, desktop and browser extension access.
Backlog is project management software for web, Android, iOS and self-hosted deployments, with a free plan.
Check whether a tool has a free plan, a free trial or both. Review the paid starting price where the maker publishes one.
Avaza lists a free plan with paid access from $11.95 per month. GoodDay lists a free plan with paid access from $4 per user per month. Hive lists a free plan, paid access from $5 per user per month and a 14-day trial.
Use the task views field to compare how a tool presents project work. Automation rules can show whether routine actions fit the way your projects run.
Time tracking and guest access are separate comparison points. Check the listing for the controls your team needs before choosing a plan.
The free-plan user limit matters when a project includes teammates or guests. Compare that limit with the people who need access.
Guest access can affect how clients or outside contributors join a project. Review it beside the free-plan terms and paid starting price.
The list covers web, iOS, Android, API, Windows and macOS support. Match those platforms to the devices and systems your work already uses.
Native integrations are a separate field. Check the listing for connections that matter to your workflow.
Open-source project management software appears on the list. If you need to read or change the code, check the tool's licence before selecting it.
