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GoodGantt review

Freemium#35 of 46 in Gantt Chart Software

An inexpensive Trello add-on for dependencies, workload views, and exports.

5.9/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

GoodGantt adds Gantt chart planning to Trello boards, giving solo users and small or mid-market teams a timeline view across multiple boards. It connects planning work to Trello cards, with direct card opening and task renaming alongside task grouping, hierarchy, assignee assignment, filtering, milestones, and progress tracking. The result is a focused option for Trello users who want structured project scheduling without moving their work into a separate planning system.

Pricing is freemium. The Free for 1 user plan costs $0 per user monthly and includes unlimited boards. Standard costs $2.99 per user per month and includes unlimited boards and connecting team members. Professional costs $4.99 per user per month and includes unlimited boards, time-tracker integration, a user workload panel, and user card estimate statistics. The published plans make GoodGantt an inexpensive way to add Gantt views to Trello, with the higher tier aimed at teams that need workload and estimation information.

Its strongest fit is Trello-centric planning where dependencies need to shift related tasks, workload needs to be viewed by tasks or working hours, and schedules need to be shared through exports. Charts can be exported to PNG, PDF, Excel, MS Project, and calendar formats, while integrations include Trello and time trackers. Support is provided through email and documentation. GoodGantt is a practical choice for users already committed to Trello and seeking timeline features, but it is less suitable for teams wanting a standalone application with broader platform coverage or planning outside the Trello ecosystem.

GoodGantt pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Adds dependencies, milestones, hierarchy, and progress tracking to Trello
    • Shows workload by tasks or working hours with assignee filtering
    • Exports charts to PNG, PDF, Excel, MS Project, and calendar formats
  • Where it doesn't
    • Available through a Chrome extension and Trello Power-Up
    • Free access is limited to one user
    • Broader planning depends on Trello and supported time-tracker integrations

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