Subscription & Billing
We offer three main tiers:
- Free: Includes 2 free credits to try out the service.
- Pro ($9/month): Includes 10 credits per month. Best for individuals.
- Business ($25/month): Includes 100 credits per month. Ideal for teams.
You can upgrade, downgrade, or cancel your subscription at any time from your account settings.
One credit allows you to generate one new Gantt chart or perform one major edit operation. Credits are refreshed monthly for subscribers. If you cancel, you keep any unused credits until the end of your billing period.
Yes, you can cancel your subscription at any time. Go to your Settings page and click "Manage Billing & Subscription". Your subscription will remain active until the end of the current billing cycle.
Upgrades: Immediate change, charged prorated difference.
Downgrades: Takes effect at the start of your next billing cycle.
What is a Gantt Chart?
A Gantt chart is a visual project management tool that displays a project schedule. It shows the start and finish dates of various elements including tasks, milestones, and dependencies.
Gantt charts make it easy to:
- Visualize the complete project timeline
- Identify dependencies between tasks
- Track progress against planned schedules
- Tasks/Activities: Work elements to be completed
- Timeline: Horizontal axis representing project duration
- Task Bars: Horizontal bars showing task durations
- Milestones: Significant points or events
- Dependencies: Relationships between tasks
Origins and History
The Gantt chart was developed by Henry Laurence Gantt (1861-1919) around 1910-1915.
His charts were used to track production during World War I and revolutionized work scheduling.
From hand-drawn paper charts in the 1910s to the cloud-based, AI-powered tools of today, Gantt charts have continuously evolved to become more dynamic and integrated with other systems.
Uses and Applications
They are effective for projects with clear tasks, definable durations, and dependencies, such as:
- Construction & Manufacturing
- Software Development
- Event Planning
- Product Launches
Visual clarity, improved planning, better resource management, and clear accountability.
Best Practices
- Keep it simple: Avoid too much granularity.
- Group tasks: Use phases or categories.
- Be realistic: Add buffer time for delays.
- Update regularly: Keep it current.
Using Gantt Chart AI
By using AI to translate natural language project descriptions into structured tasks, durations, and dependencies instantly.
Yes, you can export to Excel, share files with your team, or access them anytime from your dashboard.