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Leantime vs Teamhood

Both stand on project management software. Which one you can start free with, which one lets you read the code, and what each costs once you pay.

Leantime

Free plan AndroidAPIiPhone+2

Choose Leantime if you want project planning that links goals, milestones, and tasks, with several task views and a personal work dashboard. The free Community Edition is an option for self-hosting, while Pro adds listed paid-plan features and a 14-day trial. Look elsewhere if you need full project administration in the mobile app or do not want to manage self-hosting requirements.

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Teamhood

Free plan Web

Pick Teamhood if browser-based work management with automation, time tracking, and guest collaboration matches your workflow. The free Personal tier gives up to 10 users a starting point, while paid plans add storage and higher operational allowances. Consider another option if you require a listed native desktop or mobile application.

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The facts

LeantimeTeamhood
Free planYesYes
Open sourceNot publishedNot published
Runs onAndroid, API, iPhone, Self-hosted, WebWeb
Lowest paid planLeantime Pro (Yearly Subscription): $8 a yearTeam: $9.50 a month
Plans published44
MakerLeantimeTeamhood
Websiteleantime.ioteamhood.com
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Leantime: what it does well

  • Connects project goals and milestones to actionable tasks.
  • Offers Kanban, table, and list task views.
  • Work Dashboard includes time blocking and personal notes.
  • AI tools help break down tasks and generate status reports.
  • Available as cloud-hosted software or a self-hosted application.

What to know first

  • Leantime Mobile is in beta.
  • Full project administration stays on the web.
  • Self-hosted accounts need the paid AdvancedAuth plugin for mobile app use.
  • Community Edition is community-supported; advanced features are available as plugins.

Teamhood: what it does well

  • Free Personal plan supports up to 10 users
  • Automation rules and time tracking included
  • Guest access available
  • 10 native integrations
  • Business allows up to 40 guest collaborators

What to know first

  • Personal includes only 100 MB of storage
  • Team and Business require three or more users
  • Enterprise requires 25 or more users
  • Access is through the web

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