Ora
8.8#12 in project management toolsFrom $5.99 a monthFree planAndroidiOSWebAPI
VisitOra vs PlanA
What both publish
| Fact | Ora | PlanA |
|---|---|---|
| Automation rules | Yes | Yes |
| Free plan | Yes | Yes |
| Integrations | Official integration listings include Slack, GitHub, Google Calendar, GitLab, Bitbucket, Zendesk, Integrately and Zapier. | The maker's repository documentation describes GitHub and GitLab integration, including webhooks and automatic work item transitions on pull request events. |
| Purpose | Ora presents itself as project management software for Agile teams, supporting sprint planning, Kanban projects, and project progress reports. | PlanA is open-source Agile project management software built around dependency planning and execution tracking. |
| Security | Ora says user data is sent over SSL/HTTPS with 128-bit encryption and stored encrypted at rest on AWS servers. | The repository documentation says Git integration tokens are encrypted and outbound webhook delivery is HMAC-SHA256 signed. |
| Support | Ora directs users to its knowledge base and offers a coaching call for one-on-one assistance. | Community support is via GitHub issues; Professional includes priority email support with a 48-hour response SLA, and Enterprise includes a 4-hour response SLA and business-hours phone support. |
Ora plans
- BasicFree
- Professional$5.99 a month
- Enterprise$27.99 a month
PlanA plans
- Professional$149 a month
- Enterprise$499 a month
- CommunityFree
- Professional$1,490 a year
- Enterprise$4,990 a year
Pick Ora if…
Ora can suit teams that want project tracking with automation and time tracking, including small groups that fit within the free plan’s 10-user limit.
Pick PlanA if…
PlanA suits Agile teams that need to map dependencies alongside schedules and execution. Its self-hosted setup and multilingual support may also suit teams with those deployment or language needs.