Asta Powerproject review
A deep scheduling system for construction teams that need detailed cost and risk control.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Asta Powerproject is construction project management software for planning, scheduling, tracking, and managing work from small construction projects to large programmes. Its Gantt-based planning combines task linking, critical-path analysis, milestones, resource allocation, cost tracking, progress monitoring, and reporting. It is suited to construction teams, planners, project managers, and enterprise programmes that need detailed control over schedules, resources, budgets, and project changes.
The published Single user subscription costs £695 per user per year, billed annually, and is installed onto a single Windows PC. The UK-facing price excludes VAT. The product’s scheduling depth extends beyond basic timeline planning: users can work with unlimited baselines, progress periods, resource availability checks, planned and actual costs, earned value, schedule quality checks, and risk analysis. Scenario or “what-if” modelling supports comparison of possible project approaches, while customisable views, filters, codes, annotations, and reports support different planning and reporting needs. There is no free plan, so the cost is easier to justify for professional scheduling requirements than for occasional or lightweight planning.
Asta Powerproject also fits established professional environments through integrations with Microsoft Project, Oracle Primavera, Bidcon, enterprise resource planning systems, BIM tools, Microsoft Office, and OLE automation. Its positioning spans standalone desktop use, SaaS access, and enterprise collaboration, with web and Windows platforms listed. That breadth makes it a strong choice for construction organisations managing complex programmes, resource constraints, cost controls, and formal schedule reviews. Smaller teams seeking a low-cost, simple Gantt tool should choose an alternative, particularly if they do not need critical-path analysis, earned-value tracking, risk analysis, or integration with professional project systems.
Asta Powerproject pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Critical-path analysis, task linking, and unlimited baselines
- Resource, cost, budget, and earned-value tracking
- Scenario modelling, risk analysis, and professional integrations
- Where it doesn't
- Starting price is £695 per user per year
- No free plan is available
- The listed subscription is installed on one Windows PC
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