Project Management Software for Technology Startups in Delhi
Delhi runs on ministries, consulting firms and enterprise headquarters that measure decisions in sign-off rounds. ShipSprint is priced for the five-person team that has to move faster than any of them.
Moving at startup speed inside a city of sign-off chains
Delhi's identity as India's political and administrative capital shapes the businesses around it, large enterprise headquarters, consulting firms, and companies whose work runs through government relationships, all built for decisions that pass through several rounds of approval before anything moves. A young startup here runs on a different clock entirely, deciding something on a Tuesday and shipping it by Thursday, yet it's still expected to present itself with the same polish as the bigger names down the road.
That expectation lands on a founding team of four or five people, each one covering more ground than a job title would suggest. Someone who spent the morning on a client call and the afternoon reviewing a resume has no week left over to configure a workflow builder, and no line in the budget for whichever add-on tier happens to hold the one feature the team actually needs.
ShipSprint's free plan is five users and two projects, forever, on the full product, billed in rupees with GST-compliant invoices from a company registered in Hyderabad, never a dollar price swinging with the exchange rate every renewal.
What matters before you've hired a function out
Set up and working the same day, with nobody's approval required first.
Five users and two projects run free indefinitely on the same codebase a Business customer pays for. A founding team keeps running real work on it until it genuinely needs more seats or more projects.
A founder handling a client call at ten and a candidate interview at noon doesn't need four separate logins for it. Engineering, HR, marketing and operations each keep their own templates on the same account.
Sign up and a sample project is already sitting on the board, so there's something concrete to look at immediately, with no procurement round or vendor form standing in the way first.
Plans here get revisited within the same week they were made, sometimes within the same day. The wiki keeps the current reasoning attached to the work itself, with full page history behind it.
Log in and see what's due today first, a fast way to log hours, and a single tap for "I'm blocked," which routes straight to whoever can clear it, context already attached.
Free, without an approval chain of its own
Quite a few tools pitched to founders here dress up a countdown as "free," a fourteen-day window or a seat limit tight enough to force an upgrade before the second sprint is even done. ShipSprint's Free plan carries no expiry date whatsoever. Five users and two projects stay on it for as long as the team needs, running the exact same product a paying customer runs.
A price fixed in rupees matters more to a team watching its runway closely than it will once there's a finance function big enough to shrug off a currency swing. It's simply easier to plan around a number that doesn't drift with the exchange rate, and GST-compliant invoicing from a company registered in Hyderabad means the subscription doesn't need its own sign-off chain to land on the books.
Once a team near Okhla crosses five people, Team runs ₹299 per user per month, still built around a founder's budget rather than a consultancy's. Business layers on forecasts, scorecards, the owner command center and SSO at ₹599 per user per month, and either can be billed annually. It stays the same product a team has already learned to use, with more of it switched on.
Questions from Delhi startups
It stays free. Five users and two projects run on the Free plan permanently, on the same product as the paid tiers, with no time limit anywhere. You move up once your team or project count actually outgrows those numbers.
It isn't. A sample project loads the moment you sign up, so there's a real board to work from right away, no sales conversation and no configuration project standing between account creation and actual use.
No, it isn't. Engineering gets the deepest toolset, but HR, marketing and operations each run on their own templates within the same account, which suits a founder here handling a client relationship one hour and a hiring decision the next.
Yes, billing runs in rupees with GST-compliant invoices, and annual billing becomes available once you're on a paid plan. Full detail is on pricing.
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