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LibrePlan vs Runn

LibrePlan

libreplan.dev

Runn

runn.io

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FigureLibrePlanRunn
Price fromFree$7/mo
Free planYes—
Free trial—Yes
Open source——
WebYesYes
LinuxYes—
API—Yes
Self-hostedYes—
Plans published23
Spec score · Resource Management Software8.0 (#9)7.9 (#11)
Founded20092018
IntegrationsLibrePlan offers web services to import and export resources, calendars, and project WBS data, and separate LibrePlan installations can interoperate for subcontracting.Its integrations directory lists BambooHR, Jira, Clockify, Harvest, Zapier, and other HR, time tracking, project management, and automation tools.
PlanningIt supports hierarchical work breakdown structures, Gantt charts, task dependencies, scheduling constraints, and project templates.The product provides scheduling, tentative projects, capacity and utilization charts, skills and tags, and project financials.
SupportThe Enterprise Edition is described as offering email support 5 x 8, while its subscription includes guaranteed support and SLA agreements.Plans include in-app human support and Help Center access, while the pricing page also lists a 24/7 AI agent.

Plans

LibrePlan

  • Enterprise EditionPriced on request
  • Community EditionFree

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Runn

  • Lite$7 a month
  • Standard$11 a month
  • AdvancedPriced on request

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In their own words

LibrePlan

LibrePlan is a free, open-source web application for planning, monitoring and controlling projects. Its planning tools include hierarchical work breakdown structures, Gantt charts, task dependencies, scheduling constraints and project templates. Teams can plan human and machine resources, set calendars and skills, and allocate resources manually or by criteria. Workers can record time and expenses, while teams track task progress through multiple measurement units and progress indicators. For wider monitoring, LibrePlan provides company-wide project status, resource-load views, earned-value indicators, budget and cost controls, and reports. Web services import and export resources, calendars and project WBS data; separate installations can interoperate for subcontracting. The application supports database authentication by default and LDAP authentication with role mapping. Community Edition is self-hosted and has no licensing fee; Enterprise Edition is a commercial subscription available hosted or on-premise, with guaranteed support and SLA agreements. The download page describes a Docker image and a WAR file for Tomcat, and says Windows installation packages are not currently available. LibrePlan began in Galicia, Spain, in 2009.

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Runn

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