Project Management Software for Technology Startups in Ahmedabad
Ahmedabad's business instinct doesn't pay for what it doesn't use. ShipSprint's free plan fits that instinct exactly, five users and two projects, forever, before you spend a single rupee.
A city that made lean a habit long before it was a strategy
Textiles, pharmaceuticals and chemicals built Ahmedabad's reputation as Gujarat's commercial capital, most of it family-run and frugal out of habit rather than necessity. That same instinct runs straight through the city's newer wave of technology startups: nobody here is sentimental about a line item that hasn't already proven it earns its place, and a founder is more likely to walk away from a demo call and a procurement form than sit through one.
A five-person team carrying that habit isn't going to sign anything just to find out whether a tool works when one person is covering hiring, product and half of marketing at once. It wants to try the real thing first, decide fast, and pay only once the tool has actually earned the spend.
ShipSprint's free plan gives exactly that: five users and two projects, forever, on the full product, billed in rupees with GST-compliant invoices from a company registered in Hyderabad once a team starts paying, never a dollar figure that shifts with whatever rate applies that quarter.
What matters before you've hired a function out
Nothing here asks you to commit before you've seen it work.
A five-person team runs real sprints on the exact features a Business customer pays for, indefinitely, without opening a wallet. The line item shows up only once headcount or project count has genuinely moved past that.
A founder splitting time between hiring, product and marketing shouldn't also be splitting attention across four logins. Engineering, HR, marketing and operations each keep their own templates on this one account.
A new workspace opens with a sample project already loaded, so a founder can decide quickly whether the tool actually fits, without a demo call or a procurement form first.
A budget assumption from last month rarely survives untouched. The wiki keeps that history attached to the actual work, with every past version still readable, so a decision doesn't have to be re-explained from scratch each time it's questioned.
Log in and the "my day" screen shows what's due, a five-second way to log time, and one tap to say you're stuck, which pulls in the right person with context already attached.
Free, not a fourteen-day audition for a sale
Plenty of tools a founder tries first call something "free" when it's really a trial with a deadline attached, or a seat cap set low enough that an upgrade is forced before the second sprint wraps. ShipSprint's Free plan carries no expiry date. Five users and two projects run indefinitely on the identical product a Business customer pays for, which matters to a founder who won't spend on anything that hasn't already proven itself.
A textile or chemicals family business in this city has never budgeted in dollars, and a founder who grew up watching that runs the same math on software: a rupee figure that stays put is simply easier to plan a quarter around than one that drifts with a foreign exchange rate. GST-compliant invoicing from a company registered in Hyderabad closes the loop, so what lands on the books is exactly what was agreed to, nothing to reconcile later.
Once an SG Highway team does cross five people, having actually proven the tool earns its line item, Team costs ₹299 per user per month, priced the way a lean operator already budgets. Business adds forecasts, scorecards, the owner command center and SSO for ₹599 per user per month, with annual billing available on either. It's the same product the team already trusts, just with more of it switched on.
Questions from Ahmedabad startups
Genuinely forever, not a trial in disguise. A team of five running two projects stays on the Free plan for as long as it wants, using the same underlying product Business customers pay for. Upgrading only happens the day those numbers are actually exceeded.
Absolutely, and there's no clock ticking while you do it. The Free plan runs the same core product as Business, so a founder can put real sprints through it before deciding anything. Cross into Team or Business later and you still get 14 days of full Business access with no card required.
Not at all. Engineering gets GitHub integration and the deepest tooling, but the same account runs HR, marketing and ops on their own templates too, which is exactly what a founder juggling recruitment and a product launch in the same week actually needs.
They are. Every charge, from the first Team invoice onward, comes with GST-compliant documentation in rupees, and switching to annual billing is available whenever a paid plan makes sense. Current numbers live on pricing.
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