Freedcamp Pricing Overview

I love being able to organize work by groups, which I am using to sort work I perform for each of my clients. Within each group, I can create multiple projects for each client, store documents (including multiple versions of documents), e-mail in documents and important information, track time and prepare invoices - all while having a daily calendar of work that needs to be accomplished on specific deadlines. The File Edit feature is amazing. I work in the legal services industry and tracking versions of documents is incredibly important. File Edit makes is remarkably simple. I have managed to replace my practice management software (which costs $720 a year) and give up my Box subscription (another $120 a year) for a tool that works just as well for less than a tenth of the price. I think the programmers have not only great programming skills but have taken the time to understand how people across different types of work environments work - and accounted for what they need. I'm just very impressed by how I have managed to improve my work process over the last three months by using Freedcamp. A really remarkable tool.

I wish there were more reporting options available. For instance, you can't really get a report that shows you a total of hours spent working on all projects by group with a subtotal listed for each project within the group. But that is not really a problem for me. It would just be a nice convenience. Other than this, the tool is absolutely great.

I am a solo practitioner and have found that I have sometimes needed to purchase several annual subscription services to meet my business needs. Annual subscription fees are becoming burdensome. Somehow, Freedcamp has managed to incorporate the most important tools I need into a single tool and made it available at a very reasonable price. But even more important, Freedcamp is a better product than Asana, Podio, Trello and Wrike - all of which I tried and found to be lacking in features. It's really incredible how well they have managed to bring together a complete practice tool so well.

With most project management tools you get the options and configuration that the provider decides you need but with FreedCamp you can configure which parts of the tool you want to be available on a project by project basis. This allows you to ensure that those with little experience aren't scared off and those who demand more features can also have what they need. I also love the fact it can be white labelled so that my partners and customers feel secure in my application rather than a purely generic web tool.

I'm struggling to find any real negatives about the product after a few months of using it daily for multiple projects with mainly inexperienced colleagues it's coping with everything I've throw at it. If you have a lot of projects as I do maybe the dashboard can feel overwhelming initially but even now it's now comfortable for me.

My primary use is persuading people of the extra value a project management tool can bring. The easy to use functions, the clarity of project status and the easy way to manage and add tasks and sub-tasks as needed. Also as users become more comfortable with the system we can add more features and make the whole system and users more productive.

I've used a lot of different project management systems, and Freedcamp is by far my favorite. The reasons I like Freedcamp so much are, 1) you only pay for what you need. You're not spending $50/month on features that you don't even use. 2) The interface is clean and intuitive for my clients. Even clients who are not very tech-savvy find it easy to use. 3) The branding doesn't stand out and conflict with my own, like so many other PMS. It's very clean and feels almost "white label".

The documentation is good, but not great. I feel like I've had to figure some things like integrations out on my own.

Freedcamp helps me keep projects on track, manage client communication, and keep everything organized. My clients know what I need from them and when, and are kept informed of the project's progress when i simply check off a task. Very helpful, and emails are no longer necessary.

I've been using Freedcamp for a few years now. I tried many tools, and they were either too higher price for what I wanted or they didn't have the features that I wanted. Freedcamp has the features for me to keep on top of my daily tasks without overcomplicating the process.

I can't say that there is anything that I don't like about it. It does what it promises.

My daily productivity has improved dramatically since using Freedcamp. I no longer feel I have to find a better productivity tool. I generally don't use paper to-do lists at all any more.

Freedcamp's software has many strengths among them I can mention its scheduling and project planning function which offers a task list system that allows us to tag relevant users, comment on the progress of tasks and share project resources such as documents, graphs and charts, the time tracking tools are also quite good you can track individual tasks, it also has an interactive calendar where you can organize in dates the tasks, its duration and priority finally has a very economical price

Freedcamp's software still has some points to improve the priorities in my opinion are its interface which I consider has an unattractive design and does not host in an organized way all the functions, it does not have enough tutorials to help adopt a simple way the operation of software for this reason I think that the learning curve is high I would like a little more simplicity when working, it is difficult to manage a follow-up of costs until its completion and finally it does not have enough templates to make graphs

My organization has used Freedcamp for quite some time as project management software since it is quite effective for scheduling and planning projects, one of the frequent uses we give it is also to create Gantt charts and kanban boards which have a methodology that we know very well in my organization another function is time tracking that allows us to visualize the time spent on each task and its completion date all these functions have meant significant progress for us

It makes it effective to create and assign tasks. Track the progress of tasks. Manages to-do lists.

Enterprise plan is expensive - it would be better if they can add users or reduce the cost.

Track time and expenses incurred on projects.

It is very intuitive. I use less than 50% of all features and, yet, I feel everything I need is attended. It is easy to add lists and tasks and also see the big picture. Also, I like that I can add as many people I want for a project, limitating their access. It gives me more secure.

When I need to assign a task to a team, I need to put only one person to do that. But sometimes the same task is for more than 1 person. Usually, I tag all crew on the description of the task, although assigning it to only 1. Also, although KanBan is a very good way to see how the project is going, I find some difficulties to navigate.

With Freedcamp, I can have all feedbacks and history of a project on a single platform. Although I don't use it to upload and archive files (I use GDrive), on Freedcamp, I can tell exactly what my team must do to deliver the entire project. Thanks to Freedcamp, I can deliver end-to-end projects to my clients. There are about 135 projects already delivered.

Freedcamp is an innovative online project management platform that allows the user to collaborate in different projects simultaneously, it is a platform in which you can operate for free is very positive from the point of view of the portfolio, has a lot of complements in addition to its applications for IOS and android is a platform under development your project is to become a premium software and its margin of improvement is quite good in it you can make Gantt charts, agile methodology, tracking hours, expenses and resource management among other things.

It still needs to go through a path to consolidate itself as a premium platform for project management, the interface especially of the applications for IOS are a little outdated and slow with Freedcamp for example you can not manage a budget or a portfolio as well as you can not track costs until completion and the free version does not have video tutorials to learn how to use the tools.

My organization has used the free version of Freedcamp to manage tasks, make Gantt charts and also plan some automated tools such as quotes, estimates and billing. The use of Freedcamp has been a test to see if it can be a useful tool for our department and the truth is that the results have been very promising as the platform is extremely easy to work with.