Celoxis vs PlanIQAI

Celoxis is enterprise project and portfolio management software for teams handling complex work. Planning includes Gantt charts, advanced scheduling, templates, baselines and portfolio visibility. Essentials and higher add workload and capacity planning, job roles, work calendars, timesheets and resource-conflict visibility. Professional and higher include project intake, risk management, issue tracking, expenses and project costing; Business also includes project billing. Celoxis AI Lex answers natural-language questions from live project data and can direct users to relevant dashboards. Integrations include Microsoft Project, Excel, Microsoft 365, Jira, Azure DevOps, Salesforce, Slack, Google Drive, QuickBooks, Okta, Zapier and a REST API. Deployment is available as cloud or on-premise software for Linux, Windows or Mac OS servers, with mobile-browser access and Android and iOS apps. Pricing starts at $10 a month billed annually for Core, and a 14-day trial is listed. Accounts require at least five full-access users.

PlanIQAI is a web-based project-planning tool that turns plain-English descriptions into structured plans. The site says GPT-4.1 can generate scope, Kanban views, Burnup or Gantt charts, resource plans, cost breakdowns, risks, and ROI. Agile planning uses backlogs, while Classical planning uses WBS phases. Estimates are informed by PERT, Monte Carlo, and COCOMO II. Users can compare two plans by scope, timeline, budget, risk, and methodology fit, then receive an AI recommendation. Outputs include a network diagram or critical path, resource and team plans, budget breakdown, risk register, SWOT analysis, and ROI business case. Views can be edited and exported as PDF. The free plan provides three lifetime AI analyses. Starter costs $9 a month per editor seat, Team 15.00 USD, and Business 12.00 USD. Viewers are free, annual billing saves 20%, and integrations are not yet available.