The Future of Construction Scheduling
Learn how industry leaders stay competitive by modernizing planning workflows across their organizations.



Hear from our Customers
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“Planera has helped us make our schedules more accurate and efficient.”

"I am finally out of schedules as my Superintendents are now owning, maintaining and running the schedules.”
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"Everyone is able to easily contribute to the schedule which ensures accuracy and stakeholder alignment."
Frequently Asked Questions
To help you make an informed decision, we've compiled some of the most commonly asked questions.
What kind of companies use Planera?
Planera is used by a wide range of construction companies, from mid-size general contractors to ENR 100 firms. Customers include companies like Big D Construction, HITT Contracting, and many others across commercial, data center, and specialty construction.
What results have Planera customers seen?
Results vary by company, but common outcomes include significant time savings on scheduling, improved field-to-office alignment, better schedule accuracy, and stronger collaboration with trade partners. Many customers report that team members who never touched the schedule before are now actively contributing.
Can I see case studies for my type of project?
Planera's case study library covers a range of project types and company sizes, including data centers, commercial construction, excavation, and more. Browse the case studies page to find examples relevant to your work.
How do companies typically get started with Planera?
Most companies start with a demo, then pilot Planera on a project or two before expanding. The transition from legacy tools is straightforward, with import support for P6 and MS Project files.
What do customers say about the learning curve?
Customers consistently highlight that Planera is much easier to learn than P6 or Microsoft Project. Team members with scheduling experience can get up to speed quickly, and even people without scheduling backgrounds find the interface intuitive.


