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Ganttic vs. Wrike: 2026 Comparison

Ganttic vs Wrike comparison

2 November 2026

Estimated reading time: 8 minutes

Overview

Ganttic is a dedicated resource planner: it’s a resource scheduling tool with web and mobile options. Wrike is a broad work management platform that includes scheduling features. Ganttic is built for teams trying to solve capacity bottlenecks. We treat people, vehicles, and equipment as equal resources on a single timeline. Wrike fits teams where scheduling is just one part of a wider workflow that requires document proofing and task automation. The biggest practical differences lie in pricing and scope. Ganttic charges based on the number of resources you schedule and offers unlimited users. Wrike charges per user seat and restricts non-human asset scheduling to its highest, quote-only enterprise tiers.

Three differences decide most of it:

Pricing: Ganttic charges per resource and gives you unlimited free users. Wrike charges per user seat, so every stakeholder who needs to see the plan is another license.

What you can schedule: In Ganttic, machinery and vehicles are resources on every plan, including the free one. In Wrike, Asset Scheduling and Tracking is limited to the quote-only Pinnacle and Apex tiers.

Where resource planning starts: Ganttic is a resource planner from the free tier up. Wrike’s resource management features, including the Resources view and workload charts, begin on Business at $25 per user per month.

Ganttic vs. Wrike comparison at a glance

Category Ganttic Wrike
Best for Teams needing a crystal-clear, single source of truth in a flexible setting for capacity and availability without user-seat restrictions Cross-functional teams needing collaboration and workflow with AI features and heavy automation
You pay for Resources you schedule Seats (users)
Users Unlimited and free on every plan Per-seat license
What counts as a resource People, vehicles, rooms, machinery. Same plan, same price People by default. Equipment requires Asset Scheduling on Apex/Pinnacle tiers
Pricing Per resource pool.
Scheduling 50 staff and 20 vans is 70 resources, $149/month on PRO 150, and anyone who only views the plan is free
Per user seat, so the people you schedule are the people you license. Resource management starts on Business, putting those 50 staff at $1,250/month, and scheduling the 20 vans needs quote-only Pinnacle or Apex.
Scale Packages up to 2,000 resources, custom quotes above that Pinnacle and Apex are quote-only
Primary view Resource View and Project View, one click apart Workload charts, Resources view, Gantt, board, table
Mobile app Included Included
Customization depth Unlimited custom Data Fields on resources, tasks and projects – all paid plans Custom fields, custom item types, blueprints, and request forms
Reporting Custom reports, utilization tracking, automated emails – all paid plans Advanced reporting, Wrike Analyze, Datahub, and BI connectors – upper tiers
Automation Lightweight, plus an open API – all paid plans Rule-based automation, blueprints, request forms
AI None, by design AI Elite, with monthly action quotas
Docs, whiteboards Not included Included
Support Unlimited support on every plan, free live demos Standard live chat/form. Phone support requires paid Premium add-on
Learning curve Short. Most teams plan within the first session Steep. Onboarding requires dedicated time
Free trial 14 days, full features, no credit card 14 days

(Pricing checked as of October 2026)

What each one is built around

How Ganttic models resources

Ganttic starts a step earlier than the task. It starts with the resource. A resource is anything you need to plan. It might be forty developers, a fleet of vans, or a set of test benches. Ganttic puts crews, machinery, and site facilities on a single timeline alongside your employees.

Ganttic charges a fee per resource, and every asset type carries the same price. If a department suddenly needs to track vehicles alongside staff, you simply add them. There is no separate module to buy. Your plan can change shape without the software fighting you.

How Wrike models resources

Wrike works outward from tasks. Work is assigned, effort gets estimated, and workload charts calculate those estimates per person. Managers use this to spot overbooked staff.

Wrike charges per user. You need to upgrade seat counts constantly as your team grows. For non-human assets like vehicles or lab equipment, Wrike requires its Asset Scheduling feature. This capability is locked behind Pinnacle and Apex, which are enterprise-level, quote-only pricing tiers.

Views and Visibility

Ganttic toggles instantly between a Resource View and a Project View. Seeing both angles of the same data is how planners spot an idle machine or a triple-booked engineer before a deadline is missed.

Wrike offers multiple views including Gantt charts and workload tables. These heavily lean into project progression and individual task statuses rather than overall capacity.

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The features that pull in opposite directions

Pricing: Per seat versus per resource

Ganttic charges by the resource and leaves users completely free. Fifty engineers and thirty trucks equal eighty resources. Whether twenty planners schedule them or fifty stakeholders log in to check progress, your price stays the exact same. You can assign Owners, Admins, and View-only users without ever worrying about seat limits.

Learn more about Ganttic’s pricing and all the tiers here.

Wrike charges per seat. If an operations director checks utilization on Mondays, or a client needs sight of the timeline, each of them requires a paid license.

AI Features

Ganttic intentionally omits AI scheduling. A manager walking a site catches human nuances that dashboards miss. Ganttic focuses on total visual clarity. We allow people to make the final judgment calls rather than having software quietly shuffle the schedule in the background.

Wrike includes AI Elite, which offers automated task assignment, risk prediction, and generative text. It is a highly capable tool for teams that want artificial intelligence to help optimize and accelerate their daily workflows.

Automation

Ganttic handles lightweight automation, and our open API is there for complex integrations. Overall though, we prioritize clarity over heavy automation. We keep the platform fast and flexible so you never get locked into rigid processes. You can make your setup as deep or as lightweight as you prefer.

Wrike offers heavy rule-based automation. You can build custom blueprints to trigger approval workflows or reshape schedules. This requires significant setup and maintenance.

Platform Scope

Ganttic focuses on resource and project planning. It runs perfectly alongside your other tools via calendar syncs or APIs. We avoid the clutter of document editors and approval forms to keep the scheduling experience fast, clear, and precise.

When it comes to scope, Ganttic is built to adapt to you. Whether you’re a small company of 40 or a massive enterprise with over 5,000 resources, you get to choose your data depth. It’s completely up to you whether you want a lightweight setup or a highly complex one.

Wrike offers a suite of tools. It includes document proofing, native whiteboards, and complex project intake forms.

Wrike calls itself “AI-powered enterprise work management software.” This might not be the right fit if your company is an SMB or your main goal is managing 50 engineers and 20 trucks.

Support and onboarding

Ganttic includes unlimited support on every plan. You can book free support demos during setup and after you subscribe. When you reach out, a real person answers. For teams migrating from spreadsheets, this hands-on help is vital.

Wrike offers live chat and a web form as standard. Direct phone lines and dedicated support engineers require purchasing the Premium Support add-on.

Ganttic offers unlimited support in every tier! Book a support or sales demo here.

The best fit depends on what you need

If your enterprise actually needs an all-in-one platform packed with AI and automation, Wrike is worth considering. It handles complex workflows, giving you project intake forms and automated approvals.

If you need a dedicated and flexible resource planner, and your goal is to gain clarity into your workflow, Ganttic is the one. It bends entirely to your workflow. You can run it as a simple drag-and-drop board or build a deep database using unlimited Custom Data Fields. Because you can attach skills, locations, and technical specs to both human and non-human assets, you can filter your schedule to find exactly what you need in seconds. Every feature is included on every paid plan.

Try out Ganttic for free: 14 days, all features included

Clear workflows lead to better business decisions. With Ganttic, you can identify bottlenecks early, minimize downtime, and maximize your total capacity. Stop paying for user licenses and start scheduling the assets that actually move your projects forward.

Start your 14 day free trial today and invite your entire team to the platform. No credit card required.

FAQ

Anything you plan with. People, vehicles, machinery, rooms, lab equipment, or any combination. There is no price difference between human and non-human resources. No plan excludes either.

Yes, through Asset Scheduling and Tracking. This is available exclusively on the quote-only Pinnacle and Apex plans. In Ganttic, this capability is included on every plan, including the free tier.

Accounts range from 10 to over 5,000 resources. Organizations needing multiple accounts can look at our Enterprise plans.

There is no limit on how many custom Data Fields you create across nine types, and they apply to resources, tasks, and projects. Teams use them for skills, certifications, technical specifications, locations, and service intervals. You can also run Ganttic with no extra data at all as a simple drag-and-drop planner.

No, deliberately. Ganttic surfaces the conflicts, gaps, and utilization figures visually. The scheduling decision stays with whoever knows the team best.

Ganttic, by a comfortable margin. Wrike’s depth comes with a steep learning curve that software reviewers consistently flag as a main friction point.

Gökçe Karabay