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PLANTA Project review

#25 of 34 in Project Portfolio Management SoftwareProject Management Software

A broad PPM suite with self-hosting, capacity planning, budgets, and portfolio controls.

7.5/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

PLANTA Project is project portfolio management software for organizations coordinating individual, multi-project, and hybrid work. It brings together task and date management, resource and capacity planning, cost and budget planning, collaboration, built-in time recording, automation, configurable workflows, and project monitoring. The product is aimed at medium-sized and large organizations with complex project landscapes, while its self-hosted deployment option also suits teams that want more control over where the software operates.

The two monthly plans separate core project management from portfolio-oriented controls. PLANTA Project costs €12 per user per month and includes single- and multi-project management, resource planning, cost planning, task planning and collaboration, and hybrid project management. PLANTA Enterprise costs €14 per user per month and adds portfolio creation and simulation, project evaluation, annual budget planning, idea management, and quality management. Both plans are paid, with a 30-day trial available and no ongoing free plan. Prices are net, apply to Euro-zone countries, and are tiered according to users or reference objects.

Platform fit is a central strength. PLANTA Project supports web, Windows, Linux, SaaS, and on-premises deployment, with integrations or connections for Jira, Microsoft Project, ERP systems, e-mail, Office tools, and team communication. Its views include Gantt, Kanban, calendar, list, chart, and dashboard formats, giving teams multiple ways to plan and report work. Choose it if your organization needs structured resource, financial, and project controls alongside deployment flexibility. Teams seeking a free product or portfolio simulation at the lower tier should consider another option or budget for Enterprise.

PLANTA Project pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Supports single-, multi-project, and hybrid project management
    • Combines capacity, cost, budget, time, and workflow controls
    • Offers SaaS or on-premises deployment across web, Windows, and Linux
  • Where it doesn't
    • No ongoing free plan after the 30-day trial
    • Portfolio simulation and annual budget planning require Enterprise
    • Pricing is tiered by users or reference objects

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