Schedule Tracker pricing

Choose a plan and get back to scheduling

Plans vary by workload and access needs. The current prices, schedule limits, and billing options are shown directly below.

First month free on Pro with code FIRSTMONTH

Plans

Choose a plan that fits the schedules you review. You can change plans later.

Need help choosing?

What should guide the choice?

Schedule size
Use the activity limits in the plan table to match the P6 schedules you normally review.
How often you review
Consider recurring health checks, monthly updates, comparisons, and the project history you need to retain.
Who needs access
Individual users can subscribe directly. Organizations can ask about centralized billing and employee access.

Pricing questions

What to know before choosing a plan

Is there a free plan?

Schedule Tracker does not currently offer a permanent free plan. The Pro plan includes a first-month promotion with code FIRSTMONTH, and sample reports are available before subscribing.

How do I know which plan to choose?

Choose a plan that covers the activity counts and schedule workload you usually review. Check the limits in the plan table; you can change plans later as your workload grows.

Why is Schedule Tracker subscription based?

Subscriptions pay for running, maintaining, and improving the browser-based analysis service. Whether a plan is worth the cost depends on the time it saves you on recurring reviews and reports.

Can I switch from another schedule-analysis tool?

Yes. Contact us to discuss your current workflow, schedule sizes, and any reporting requirements that matter during the transition.

Can a company request a trial or demonstration?

Yes. Organizations can request a tailored demonstration or trial to evaluate the workflow with their users and schedule requirements.

Is there a plan for organizations?

Enterprise access can include centralized billing, multiple employee accounts, administrator-managed email access, and corporate-domain registration.

Evaluating Schedule Tracker for a team?

Ask about a demonstration, trial, or enterprise access