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Excel makes it easy to sketch out a simple timeline. But every manual update creates another chance for deadlines and handoffs to slip.
TeamGantt gives you a living schedule you can adjust, share, and rely on to coordinate the deliverables behind every deadline.
TeamGantt integrates with tools you already use—including Trello, Microsoft Project, Procore, Google Calendar, Dropbox, Slack, and Zapier.
Import an existing schedule, sync your calendar, or connect your workflow tools without a lengthy setup.
Excel can work when you need a simple timeline or a one-time schedule snapshot. TeamGantt is a better fit when the schedule needs to change, stay connected, and guide the work across people or projects.
Use this checklist to choose the tool that fits the way your team plans, tracks, and updates project work.
Yes. You can make a Gantt chart in Excel by using a template or formatting a stacked bar chart to look like a timeline. Excel does not include a built-in Gantt chart view, so the setup and ongoing updates are mostly manual.
That can work for simple timelines or one-time schedule snapshots. It becomes harder to maintain when dates shift, tasks depend on each other, or more people need the latest plan.
Excel can be enough when the schedule is simple, mostly static, and managed by one person. It also works well for early planning, budgeting, bid schedules, or one-time presentation timelines.
A dedicated Gantt chart tool is usually a better fit when schedules change often, multiple people need access, dependencies matter, or manual updates are taking too much time.
Yes. TeamGantt supports CSV import, so you can move task data from Excel into a live Gantt chart without rebuilding the schedule from scratch.
After import, you can edit tasks on the timeline with drag and drop, assign work, add dependencies, and share the schedule with your team.
A free Excel Gantt chart template gives you a starting layout. It does not give you a scheduling engine.
Paid Gantt chart software like TeamGantt helps keep the schedule working as plans change. You can update dates, connect dependencies, check workloads, track the critical path, and share the latest plan without rebuilding the spreadsheet by hand.
Yes. TeamGantt offers a free Personal plan with 1 user, 1 project, 40 tasks, and Gantt view access. No credit card is required for the free plan.
TeamGantt also offers a 14-day free trial of paid plans. A credit card is required for a premium trial.
Paid plans start at $24/month and include 2 projects, 1 manager, and 10 collaborators.
