"The flexible scheduling system and ease of use has kept us with TeamGantt for 10 years. TeamGantt has allowed us to scale our business in ways other software solutions have not."
Scott Givens
President
“TeamGantt allows me to lay out our game plan months in advance. Knowing I’m lining up the right people and the right equipment at the right time is super-critical for my job.”
Alissa van Overbeeke
Operations Manager
“We found many integrated options but none focused solely on project management. TeamGantt directly addresses our needs and boosts our productivity.”
Yes—if you use the right tool. With TeamGantt’s gantt chart software, you can build a project timeline in minutes with drag-and-drop simplicity. Unlike Excel, there’s no complex formatting or formulas required.
Is TeamGantt’s gantt chart maker really free?
Yes! TeamGantt offers a free plan that gives you access to our gantt chart maker with no credit card required. It’s perfect for individuals or small teams who want to get started quickly. The free plan includes core features, and you can upgrade anytime to unlock advanced tools like resource management and time tracking.
What makes TeamGantt’s gantt chart maker different?
TeamGantt is built for speed and simplicity. You can start with an AI-generated plan, save custom templates, and collaborate in real time—all in a visual, intuitive workspace that’s free to use. And when you’re ready for more, advanced features like resource management, baseline reports, and time tracking are just a click away.
Can I import a WBS into TeamGantt?
Yes! You can import your WBS as a CSV, or generate one using our free AI Gantt Chart Generator. Then, use drag-and-drop simplicity to fine-tune your project timeline in TeamGantt.
How do you make a gantt chart in Excel?
Creating a gantt chart in Excel involves a lot of steps. Basically, you list out your tasks and dates, then insert a stacked bar chart into a worksheet. You’ll need to apply custom formulas and formatting to make your stacked bar chart look like a gantt chart.
Creating a gantt chart in Google Sheets involves a lot of steps. Basically, you list out your tasks and dates, then insert a stacked bar chart into a worksheet. You’ll need to apply custom formulas and formatting to make your stacked bar chart look like a gantt chart.