OpenProject
OpenProject is an open-source project management software designed to support teams throughout the entire project lifecycle, offering robust features for classic, agil…
Our verdict
Who it's for
Powerful open-source software for classic, agile, or hybrid project management in a secure environment.
Who should look elsewhere
Enterprise on-premises version requires Linux or Mac experience for installation
Pros
- +Open-source with transparent code and community support
- +Offers on-premises deployment for complete data control and sovereignty
- +Supports classic, agile, and hybrid project management methodologies
- +Comprehensive features for project planning, execution, and portfolio management
- +High security standards including HTTPS, 2FA, and session runtime definitions
Cons
- −Enterprise on-premises version requires Linux or Mac experience for installation
- −Some advanced features like targeted sharing of project lists are Enterprise add-ons
- −The breadth of features might have a learning curve for new users
Key features
- ✓Gantt charts for project planning and scheduling
- ✓Agile boards (Scrum & Kanban)
- ✓Task management and issue tracking
- ✓Project Portfolio Management with multi-project views
- ✓Team Planner for workload visualization
- ✓Customizable project dashboards and personal 'My page'
- ✓Project templates for quick setup
- ✓Work package management with relations and hierarchies
Pricing
| Plan | Price | Billing | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Community | — | month | Community features; Community support; Community tickets |
| Basic | $5.95 | month | All from Community; Basic Enterprise add-ons; Basic support Mon-Fri, 9:30-16:00 CET |
| Professional | $10.95 | month | All from Basic; Professional Enterprise add-ons; Professional support Mon-Fri, 9:30-17:00 CET |
| Premium | $15.95 | month | All from Professional; Premium Enterprise add-ons; Premium support Mon-Fri, 9:30-17:30 CET |
| Corporate | — | month | All from Premium; Corporate Enterprise add-ons; OpenID Connect for Nextcloud Hub integration |