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Plane: Self-Hosted Project Management That Doesn't Cost Like SaaS
Open-source alternative to Jira and Linear that runs on your infrastructure. Tasks, sprints, and docs in one place, without the $50-per-seat monthly bill.
makeplane/plane ↗Plane is a project management tool you can run yourself instead of paying a SaaS vendor. Think Jira or Linear, but open source. You get task tracking, sprint planning, and document collaboration in a single interface. Why it matters: if your team is already managing projects in multiple tools (tickets here, docs there, roadmap somewhere else), Plane consolidates that workflow. You host it on your own servers or cloud account, which means no recurring per-seat fees and full control over your data. It's useful if you're shipping a product and need lightweight structure without the enterprise tax, or if you're cost-conscious and don't need Linear's polish. Fair warning: it's not novel as a category. But it's well-built and open source, so you can self-host it today and modify it if you need to.
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Plane: build your own Linear (open source, self-hosted)
Project management tool you can run on your infrastructure. Tasks, sprints, docs in one place. No per-seat fees. Open source, so you own the code and your data.
Plane is Jira and Linear for teams who want to own the stack. Open source, self-hosted, all the project management in one place. No vendor lock-in, no per-seat tax. Build on it if you need to.
Tired of juggling Jira, Linear, and Notion to manage your projects? Plane brings task tracking, sprint planning, and docs into a single open-source platform you control. Self-host it, own your data, skip the SaaS subscription treadmill. Built for teams shipping products.
just deployed plane to replace our internal Jira setup. one thing struck me: open-source project management that actually works without the subscription tax. tasks, sprints, docs, triage all in one place. self-hosted means your data stays yours. the execution is solid. worth a test if you're tired of paying $50+/mo per seat for something this straightforward. GitHub link below.
built a few side projects. one pattern keeps biting: tool sprawl. tasks in Jira, docs somewhere else, sprints in another tab. Plane bundles it. open-source, self-hosted, no vendor lock. if you're managing any real team, worth kicking the tires.