Bryntum Gantt vs TeamGantt (2026): which should you pick?

Pick Bryntum Gantt if

• Fits if you are building software that needs a Gantt chart
• Works for a developer who can start on the free Community edition

Look elsewhere if

• Not for you if you want a ready-made tool: it is a library, so you build the screens
• Pricey if you need baselines, critical paths or MS Project import: Enterprise is $1,100 a developer a year
• Watch out: a SaaS or commercial product that includes it needs an OEM licence quoted by sales
• Tight if you plan several apps or developers: the $699 and $1,100 figures cover one developer and one app

Pick TeamGantt if

• Fits if you plan around a schedule and want the Gantt chart to be the main screen
• Works for groups where many people dip in and out, since Business has unlimited collaborators

Look elsewhere if

• Pricey if there are only two or three of you, as the cheapest paid plan is a flat $59 a month
• Tight if you're staying free, because Personal is 1 user, 1 project and 40 tasks
• Tight if you're on Base: 5 projects, 1 manager, 10 collaborators and 150 tasks per project
• Skip it if you want the Kanban view, workload, time tracking or estimates without paying $120 a month for Business
• Watch out: the 14-day trial asks for a card and bills you when it ends, and there's no desktop app

Bryntum Gantt

• It is a software library, not a ready-to-use project tool for managers.
• Licenses are per developer, and the page shows $699 and $1,100 for one developer and one application; options such as premium support and floating licenses change the total.
• Selling a SaaS or commercial product that includes it needs an OEM license quoted by sales.
• The vendor lists 30% off for charity, environmental or educational work.

TeamGantt

• Paid plans are priced by project count, not per user. Base is capped at 5 projects, 1 manager, 10 collaborators and 150 tasks per project.
• The plan comparison includes critical path on Base but marks workload management, the Kanban view, time tracking and hourly estimating as Business and above.
• The free trial requires a credit card and bills automatically for the trialed plan when the 14 days end.
• The live pricing page localizes prices by country, so buyers outside the US may see amounts in another currency.

Bryntum Gantt

Framework support

Works with plain JavaScript and TypeScript, and with React, Angular and Vue.

Resource assignments

Resource assignments and calendars come with the Business license.

Critical paths and baselines

Enterprise adds baselines and critical path analysis.

MS Project import

Enterprise can import MS Project files and export to PDF.

Free Community edition

MIT-licensed core, usable in commercial products.

TeamGantt

Drag-and-drop Gantt charts

Schedules are built by dragging tasks on a timeline, linking them with dependencies and adding milestones. Several projects can be viewed in a single Gantt chart.

Board, calendar and list views

The same plan can be switched between Gantt, board, calendar and list views that stay in sync. The plan comparison lists the Kanban view from Business up.

Workload and availability

An availability view shows how many tasks and hours each person has on a given day. Workload management and team resourcing are part of Business and Builder Edition.

Time tracking and estimates

Hourly estimates and time tracking let a team compare actual hours with the estimate. Both are marked as Business and Builder Edition features.

Sharing and collaboration

Notes, comments and files attach to tasks, and a public share link gives outsiders a live view of the schedule on every paid plan.

AI project creation

A project timeline can be generated with AI as a starting point. The comparison table includes AI project creation on Base, Business and Builder Edition.

Bryntum Gantt

• Community$0

  Open-source edition under the MIT license; fewer features than the paid tiers.

• Business EUL$699

  per developer / year, for one application

  End-user license for internal apps: adds resource assignments and calendars, a task editor and effort, and progress lines.

• Enterprise EUL$1,100

  per developer / year, for one application

  Adds baselines, critical paths, costs and S-curves, MS Project import, PDF export and AI features.

• OEM LicenseCustom

  For redistribution inside a SaaS or commercial product; quoted by sales.

TeamGantt

• Personal$0

  1 user, 1 project and 40 tasks with basic Gantt chart features, including dependencies and drag-and-drop scheduling.

• Base$59

  per month flat, billed monthly ($589 billed yearly)

  5 projects, 1 manager, 10 collaborators and 150 tasks per project, with AI project creation, critical path, calendar and list views, public share links and exports.

• Business$120

  per month for 5 projects, billed monthly ($1,140 billed yearly)

  Unlimited managers and collaborators, 500 tasks per project and up to 20 projects. Each extra project is $24 a month or $228 a year.

• Builder Edition$199

  per month for 10 projects, billed monthly ($1,908 billed yearly)

  Everything in Business with unlimited tasks, plus construction tools such as lookahead schedules, material delay prevention, financial forecasting and Procore sync.

• EnterpriseCustom

  For large organizations: unlimited projects and tasks, advanced reporting and forecasting, and access to every feature. Priced through sales.

Bryntum Gantt

• Nonprofit

  30% off for charity, environmental or educational work

  Stated in the store FAQ for End User License fees.

• Startups

  Startup discounts on request

  The store FAQ says special discounts for startups are available on contact.

TeamGantt

• Annual discount

  Up to 20% off with yearly billing

  The pricing toggle advertises 20% off annual plans. Base is $589 a year against $59 a month ($708), and Business starts at $1,140 a year against $120 a month ($1,440).

• Education

  Free plans for professors

  TeamGantt offers free plans to professors who use it to teach project management in the classroom, arranged by contacting the company from a .edu account.