projecto.app

What It Is

Projecto is a project and task management SaaS product built around the idea of “managing all projects from one place.” Based on the available content, it covers Kanban boards, Gantt charts, calendars, dashboards, task discussions, smart notifications, budget tracking, project portfolios, file attachments, and more. Its positioning is closer to a lightweight to mid-weight team project collaboration platform.

Core Features and Collaboration

Projecto provides a Dashboard for monitoring project portfolios and goals. Tasks supports priorities, member assignments, files, and photo attachments. Kanban Boards let teams manage tasks as cards and add comments. Gantt Chart is used to manage tasks, teams, dependencies, and milestones, while Calendar helps users view and control project schedules. For collaboration, the Pricing page lists support for Chat, Task discussions, Approves, multiple project managers, private projects, and Email/Push notifications. The only clearly stated third-party integrations are Google Drive and Dropbox; no API or developer support information was found.

Pricing and Deployment

Projecto offers Free, Standard, Professional, and Enterprise plans. The Free plan is permanently free and includes 3 users, 5 projects, unlimited tasks, and 5GB storage. Standard costs 99.99 SAR/month when billed annually or 129.99 SAR/month when billed monthly, with support for 10 users, 100 projects, and 16GB storage. Professional costs 199.99 SAR/month when billed annually or 249.99 SAR/month when billed monthly, with support for 30 users, 1000 projects, and 30GB storage. Both paid plans include a 14-day trial. Enterprise requires contacting sales, supports 30+ users, unlimited projects, 100GB storage, and explicitly offers On premise deployment. Note that the page also shows multiple USD price sets, so the plan and pricing structure is not entirely consistent.

Pros and Cons

The main strengths are broad feature coverage, a complete set of common project management views, and lower onboarding costs thanks to the free plan and trials. User reviews repeatedly mention “ease of use,” “Arabic language support,” and “responsive customer service,” making it relatively friendly for the Middle East market. The drawbacks are limited disclosure around security and compliance, with no clear information found on encryption, auditing, backups, or certifications; a relatively narrow integration ecosystem; and pricing pages that present different currencies and plan structures side by side, so buyers should confirm the latest quote before purchasing.

Who It’s For and Access from China

Projecto is suitable for SMEs, operations teams, project teams, and organizations that need to manage multiple branches or project portfolios. If your company requires complex permissions, deep automation, rich APIs, or strict compliance documentation, it should be evaluated carefully. The available content does not state how well it works from mainland China, and payment methods are not specified. Comparable options include Feishu Projects, Teambition, and international products such as Asana, Trello, Monday.com, ClickUp, and Jira.