Schantt review
A focused scheduling tool for small flowshop teams that need machine-aware planning.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Schantt is cloud-based production scheduling software for flowshop manufacturers, including food and beverage, pharmaceuticals, chemicals, plastics, textiles, and packaging. It is designed for production planners and manufacturing teams managing sequential stages, multiple machines, batch or continuous-flow operations, changeovers, transfer times, and machine calendars. Schedules can be created in Auto, Semi-Auto, or Manual mode and reviewed through interactive, machine-level Gantt charts. The web platform suits teams that want structured scheduling without managing infrastructure.
Its strongest fit is production planning that depends on machine-level detail. Schantt supports automatic machine assignment across multi-machine stages, changeover-time optimization, shifts, holidays, overtime, downtime, flexible product routing, and material-transfer or supply constraints. Those capabilities give planners room to represent real flowshop processes rather than only placing jobs on a basic calendar. Secure schedule sharing and team access controls also support collaborative planning. The product is narrower than a broad manufacturing operations suite: ERP integrations are described as part of the roadmap, so teams prioritizing an established connected software ecosystem should consider alternatives.
Pricing is straightforward for smaller deployments. The Demo plan is free at $0 per month for 1 team and 1 user, with documentation and guides. Standard costs $99 per month or $1,188 per year for 1 team and 5 users, adding a custom company logo and email support. Premium costs $199 per month or $2,388 per year for up to 5 teams and 10 users per team, with priority email support. Setup assistance is billed separately on paid plans, while Enterprise provides configurable teams, users, stages, machines, and resources, plus a dedicated support manager and custom feature development. Schantt is a sensible choice for small flowshop teams seeking affordable scheduling; teams needing broader integrations or a different platform should look elsewhere.
Schantt pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Auto, Semi-Auto, and Manual scheduling modes
- Machine calendars, changeovers, routings, and material constraints
- Secure schedule sharing with team access controls
- Where it doesn't
- ERP integrations are described as part of the product roadmap
- Setup assistance is billed separately on paid plans
- Web-only access limits platform choice
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