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Open-source project management for tracking work items, cycles and roadmaps

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Scores on the self-hosted project management criteria

Evaluated Nov 5, 2026
  • Planning views ×3 5

    5/5 means: All four view types plus another distinct view, such as separate list and table (spreadsheet) views.

    List, board, calendar, Gantt (timeline) and spreadsheet layouts are on the Free tier, and the Community Edition matches the Free tier's features.

    4 quotes
  • Self-hosted setup ×3 2

    2/5 means: The documented production setup runs seven or more services.

    The documented Community Edition setup starts nine containers, and the guide asks for at least 4 GB of RAM.

    2 quotes
  • Time tracking ×2 1

    1/5 means: No time tracking in the free, open-source self-hosted edition: none is documented, or it is only in a paid plan.

    Time tracking and work logs are a Pro plan feature, and the Community Edition matches the Free tier, so it has none.

    2 quotes
  • Imports and integrations ×2 unknown

    The Jira importer is documented only for Plane Cloud and the closed-source Commercial Edition. The captured pages list other importers and GitHub, GitLab and Slack integrations without saying whether the open-source Community Edition includes them.

Evidence (14 quotes)

  1. 1
    “Plane provides five flexible layouts to view and manage your work items, tailored to suit different workflows.”
    docs.plane.so/core-concepts/issues/layouts · checked
  2. 2
    “Choose from the List, the Board, the Calendar, the Gantt, or the Spreadsheet layout for your work items.”
    plane.so/pricing · checked
  3. 3
    “Five layouts, unlimited views, flexibility for everyone”
    plane.so/pricing · checked
  4. 4
    “The Community Edition is at par with the Free tier of the Cloud edition in its feature availability.”
    developers.plane.so/self-hosting/editions-and-versions · checked
  5. 5
    “Track time per work item, download reports, edit as you see fit.”
    plane.so/pricing · checked
  6. 6
    “✔ Container plane-app-develop-plane-redis-1 Started ✔ Container plane-app-develop-plane-db-1 Started ✔ Container plane-app-develop-plane-minio-1 Started ✔ Container plane-app-develop-api-1 Started ✔ Container plane-app-develop-worker-1 Started ✔ Container plane-app-develop-beat-worker-1 Started ✔ Container plane-app-develop-web-1 Started ✔ Container plane-app-develop-space-1 Started ✔ Container plane-app-develop-proxy-1 Started”
    developers.plane.so/self-hosting/methods/docker-compose · checked
  7. 7
    “RAM: 4GB (8GB recommended for production)”
    developers.plane.so/self-hosting/methods/docker-compose · checked
  8. 8
    “The Jira importer is available on Plane Cloud and on all plans of the Commercial Edition for self-hosted instances.”
    docs.plane.so/importers/jira · checked
  9. 9
    “The Commercial Edition remains closed-source to offer enterprise-grade features and seamless scalability for businesses.”
    developers.plane.so/self-hosting/editions-and-versions · checked
  10. 10
    “Is governed by the AGPL v3.0 license, ensuring free and open usage”
    developers.plane.so/self-hosting/editions-and-versions · checked
  11. 11
    “This page installs the Commercial Edition.”
    developers.plane.so/self-hosting/methods/docker-compose · checked
  12. 12
    “This edition starts on the Free plan, which gives each workspace 12 seats and the Free feature set with no license key.”
    developers.plane.so/self-hosting/methods/docker-compose · checked
  13. 13
    “Track progress effortlessly using burn-down charts and other insightful tools.”
    github.com/makeplane/plane · checked
  14. 14
    “tag_name: v1.4.3, published_at: 2026-10-28T19:36:28Z”
    api.github.com/repos/makeplane/plane/releases/latest · checked

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