Acuity PPM is a Project and Portfolio Management (PPM) platform that
helps organizations prioritize investments, and optimize resources. Designed to replace spreadsheets, Acuity PPM
consolidates portfolio data into a single source of truth, offering clarity,
governance, and agility for both PMOs and business leaders.
Key Features
Portfolio Visualization: Interactive dashboards, Gantt
timelines, and heatmaps provide real-time visibility into…
$750
per month includes 5 paid licenses
Celoxis
Score 8.8 out of 10
Enterprise companies (1,001+ employees)
Celoxis is a Enterprise online project management solution for midsize to large businesses to help them plan and manage complex and diverse project portfolios. The collective suite includes modules for resource management, budgeting, revenue forecasting, time and expense tracking, reporting and team collaboration. Celoxis includes features such as advanced scheduling, which combines real-world conditions, such as resource time off, multi-time zone, part-time resources, working weekends etc.,…
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Pricing
Acuity PPM
Celoxis
Editions & Modules
PPM Starter
$750
per month includes 5 paid licenses
PPM Essentials
$1050
per month includes 5 paid licenses
PPM Plus
$1500
per month includes 5 paid licenses
PPM Enterprise
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Pricing Offerings
Acuity PPM
Celoxis
Free Trial
Yes
Yes
Free/Freemium Version
No
No
Premium Consulting/Integration Services
No
No
Entry-level Setup Fee
Required
No setup fee
Additional Details
Acuity offers month-to-month plans, but companies receive greater discounts for longer terms. A 12-month agreement receive a 10% discount. A 24-month agreement earns a 20% discount (paid-in-full) and a 36-month agreement earns a 30% discount (paid-in-full).
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I used an evalaution matrix built with input of several stakeholders in the company. In the end the matrix included 100 features (non of them was price related). The matrix was heavily focused on waterfall project management, agile related features were only 5 out of 100 …
I used an evalaution matrix built with input of several stakeholders in the company. In the end the matrix included 100 features (non of them was price related). The matrix was heavily focused on waterfall project management, agile related features were only 5 out of 100 features. Features were labeled as mandatory, required or optional. Products which lacked a mandatory feature (like providing technical support) were disqualified. Then a price vs features evaluation was made and only the products with the best combination were seleced to continue: Celoxis, ITM Platform and Mission Control. A final technical evaluation was made comparing the full evaluation but also the evaluation of only the 40 required features. Overall, Celoxis was the better evaluated (76% vs 65% of the second place), for the 40 required features, Celoxis got 91% against 78% of number 2. In the end we chose Celoxis even when it had higher licensing cost.