Freedcamp review
Bottom line
Freedcamp is a web-based project management tool with a free plan that includes unlimited projects, tasks, and users. Its clearest strength is how much of the core toolkit, including Tasks, Calendar, Files, Time, and Passwords, is available at no cost. The main limits are the 10MB single-file cap on the Free plan and the fact that Gantt charts, invoicing, and CRM sit behind paid tiers. Small teams and freelancers who want to start free and scale up per active user should consider it first.
What is Freedcamp?
Freedcamp is a web-based project management tool for planning, tracking, and delivering work across teams. It brings tasks, milestones, issues, discussions, and files into one workspace so project status doesn't get buried in email threads. Teams use it to keep work moving from the first plan through to the finished deliverable.
Day to day, users create projects, add tasks and subtasks with due dates, and follow progress on a Kanban board where cards move across status columns. The Calendar shows due items from every project in one view, and the Task Board collects tasks from all projects. Discussions handle conversations that would otherwise fill inboxes, Milestones group task lists against a target date, and the Time module records hours for productivity tracking or client billing. Problems go into the Issue Tracker, and the Gantt Chart view is available on paid plans.
Freedcamp serves freelancers, small businesses, mid-size companies, and enterprises. The Free plan includes unlimited projects, tasks, storage subject to a fair usage policy, and users. Paid plans are billed per user per month: Pro at $1.49 billed annually, Business at $7.49, and Enterprise at $16.99. Collaborators, such as clients or contractors who only need to observe work or comment, are free on paid plans and are not counted as active users, which keeps monthly bills lower.
What sets Freedcamp apart is how much of its core toolkit comes at no cost. Calendar, Tasks, Discussions, Files, Milestones, Time, and a Passwords manager are included in every plan. Its billing counts only active users during each billing period, and it offers special pricing for nonprofits and education. Higher tiers add invoicing, a CRM, and a white-label option, so the same account can cover internal project work and client-facing delivery.
Who it's for
- Freelancers and small teams starting on a free plan
- Organizations that work with clients or contractors
- Teams that bill clients for time tracked on projects
Who should look elsewhere
- Teams that need a Gantt chart on a free plan
- Organizations requiring SSO without beta status
Typical uses
- Managing client projects with shared files and discussions
- Tracking software bugs and support requests in an Issue Tracker
- Planning milestone-based work with calendar visibility
- Tracking hours and sending invoices to clients
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