Beesbusy
French Gantt and workload-planning tool for teams, hosted in Switzerland by Infomaniak
Quick Overview
| Company | Beesbusy SAS |
|---|---|
| Category | Project Management |
| Headquarters | Nantes, France |
| Founded | 2017 |
| EU Presence | EU (France) |
| Data Location | Hosted by Infomaniak in Geneva, Switzerland |
| Open Source | No |
| Pricing | Free / Business €9.99 per month / Enterprise €19.99 per month, billed monthly or annually (20% off annual); volume discounts from 5 licences |
| Free Option | Free plan available indefinitely, no credit card required |
| Replaces | Monday.com, Asana, Microsoft Project |
Detailed Review
Beesbusy is a French SAS out of Nantes, founded in 2017, built around two views most Kanban-first tools leave out: a Gantt-style "When" view for scheduling and a "Who" view showing team workload at a glance.
The free plan covers unlimited projects, task lists and collaborators with no credit card required, which is generous for a genuinely free tier in this category, and the paid Business and Enterprise plans add the Gantt and workload views, calendar and Trello import, and — at the top — time tracking with occupancy-rate calculations.
Pricing is published in full: Business at €9.99 per month, Enterprise at €19.99, both with a 20% discount for annual billing and steep volume discounts above five licences. The detail worth knowing before buying is where the data sits: Beesbusy's own legal notice names Infomaniak, a Swiss hosting company based in Geneva, as its infrastructure provider — Swiss rather than French, but squarely outside US jurisdiction either way, and a specific named host rather than an unnamed "EU region."
What Beesbusy does well
- Full price list published, including volume discounts
- Generous free plan: unlimited projects and collaborators
- Gantt ("When") and workload ("Who") views in one product
- Hosted by Infomaniak in Geneva, Switzerland — a named host
- French company, founded 2017
Where Beesbusy falls short
- No certification of its own published
- Time tracking with occupancy rates only on the Enterprise plan
- Smaller feature set than the platform-scale tools here
- Aimed at SMEs rather than large or regulated organisations
Standout feature. A named Swiss host in the legal notice: Beesbusy is one of the few tools here that states exactly whose servers the data sits on.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Full price list published, including volume discounts
- Generous free plan: unlimited projects and collaborators
- Gantt ("When") and workload ("Who") views in one product
- Hosted by Infomaniak in Geneva, Switzerland — a named host
- French company, founded 2017
Cons
- No certification of its own published
- Time tracking with occupancy rates only on the Enterprise plan
- Smaller feature set than the platform-scale tools here
- Aimed at SMEs rather than large or regulated organisations
Alternatives to Beesbusy
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Beesbusy?
Beesbusy is a French SAS out of Nantes, founded in 2017, built around two views most Kanban-first tools leave out: a Gantt-style "When" view for scheduling and a "Who" view showing team workload at a glance.
The free plan covers unlimited projects, task lists and collaborators with no credit card required, which is generous for a genuinely free tier in this category, and the paid Business and Enterprise plans add the Gantt and workload views, calendar and Trello import, and — at the top — time tracking with occupancy-rate calculations.
Where is Beesbusy based?
Beesbusy operates from Nantes, France, which places it under EU (France).
What does Beesbusy cost?
Free / Business €9.99 per month / Enterprise €19.99 per month, billed monthly or annually (20% off annual); volume discounts from 5 licences. Free plan available indefinitely, no credit card required.
Who is Beesbusy best for?
French SMEs wanting Gantt and workload views without enterprise overhead. A named Swiss host in the legal notice: Beesbusy is one of the few tools here that states exactly whose servers the data sits on.
What are the drawbacks of Beesbusy?
No certification of its own published. Time tracking with occupancy rates only on the Enterprise plan. Smaller feature set than the platform-scale tools here. Aimed at SMEs rather than large or regulated organisations.
Is Beesbusy a good alternative to Monday.com?
Beesbusy is built as a European alternative to Monday.com: French Gantt and workload-planning tool for teams, hosted in Switzerland by Infomaniak. It will not be a like-for-like feature match in every respect, so check the review above for where the two genuinely differ before switching.
How does Beesbusy compare to other Project Management tools?
Beesbusy is one of several European Project Management tools we cover. It is most often compared with Monday.com, Asana, Microsoft Project.