Project Management

Migrate your Toggl Plan data

Visual timeline-based project planner from the Toggl family. Tasks, teams, and projects on a shared calendar with a Kanban option—but the product is being phased out in favor of Toggl Focus.

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In its favor

Why people choose Toggl Plan

The signal that keeps Toggl Plan on the shortlist. Sourced from G2, Capterra, and customer scoping calls.

Teams already using Toggl Track for time tracking adopt Toggl Plan for its drag-and-drop timeline view and minimal learning curve, keeping both tools in the same ecosystem.

The free tier permits unlimited projects and clients with up to five users, making it attractive to small agencies and freelance teams validating their workflow.

The Kanban board view for project-level task management gives non-planning-oriented teams a familiar interface without forcing them onto a Gantt-style timeline.

Users cite the Toggl brand's reputation for simplicity and low administrative overhead as a reason to stay within the product family.

Built-in task assignment, due dates, and recurrence rules cover basic project tracking needs without requiring a complex setup or paid integrations.

Toggl Plan lacks native financial visibility—users cannot view per-member billing rates or project-level finances within the product itself, forcing them to export data or use a separate tool.

The lack of synergy between Toggl Plan and Toggl Track frustrates users; projects created in one product do not automatically appear in the other, making them feel like separate disconnected tools.

Users migrating to Toggl Focus report that recurring tasks are not yet supported in the new platform, creating friction for teams that rely on repeating work.

Toggl Plan is being actively deprecated in favor of Toggl Focus, which has different data structures and feature parity gaps, pushing customers toward a migration whether they want one or not.

Advanced reporting, custom fields, and enterprise-grade permissions are limited or absent, driving larger teams to tools like monday.com or Wrike that offer deeper customization.

Reasons to switch

Why people leave Toggl Plan

The recurring reasons buyers give for replacing Toggl Plan. Presented as facts, not knocks.

Platform scorecard

Strengths, weaknesses, and where Toggl Plan fits

Grades across six dimensions, plus a SWOT-style view of where the platform shines and where it falls short.

SWOT — strengths, weaknesses, and use-case fit

Strengths

Simple timeline and Kanban board views require minimal training to use effectively.Generous free tier for small teams: unlimited projects and clients with up to five users.Tight brand ecosystem with Toggl Track for time tracking, though the connection requires manual project alignment.CSV export is available to workspace Admins without requiring a developer integration.Recurrence rules on tasks are supported and preserved in exports.

Weaknesses

Toggl Plan is being deprecated in favor of Toggl Focus, creating migration pressure for all existing customers.No native financial tracking—no per-project billing rates or per-member cost visibility within the product.Synergy gaps between Toggl Plan and Toggl Track mean projects and time entries must be manually linked.Limited enterprise features: no SSO on lower tiers, basic permissions model, no audit logging on Starter plans.Recurring tasks are not yet available in Toggl Focus, the successor product, creating a feature regression for teams that rely on repeating work.

Where it works

Small teams of up to five users who need straightforward task scheduling on a drag-and-drop timeline without the overhead of enterprise configuration.Freelancers and small agencies already using Toggl Track who want a visual planning layer within the same product family before committing to a larger tool.Non-planning-oriented teams that prefer a Kanban board view for task management but need the option to switch to a timeline for broader scheduling visibility.Teams validating simple recurring workflows such as weekly client deliverables, since Toggl Plan preserves recurrence rules in exports.Small organizations in any geography that want unlimited projects and clients on a free tier and do not require financial or compliance features.

Where it struggles

Organizations larger than approximately ten users that require SSO, granular role-based permissions, or audit logging, as Toggl Plan offers only basic permissions and no audit trail on Starter plans.Teams that need in-product visibility into project finances, per-member billing rates, or budget tracking, since Toggl Plan has no native financial features.Companies requiring close integration between project planning and time tracking, where projects created in one Toggl product automatically appear in the other; the two products currently require manual alignment.Enterprises or regulated industries needing custom fields, advanced reporting, approval workflows, or data residency controls that Toggl Plan does not provide.Teams planning a long-term tool strategy, because Toggl Plan is actively being deprecated in favor of Toggl Focus, which does not yet support recurring tasks.

Pricing tiers

Toggl Plan pricing overview

Toggl Plan uses per-user pricing aligned with the Toggl Track ecosystem. The Free plan is free forever for up to five users. Paid plans start at $9/user/month on annual billing for Starter, $18/user/month for Premium, and custom pricing for Enterprise, which also unlocks higher API rate limits and SSO capabilities.

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What's included

Up to 5 usersUnlimited projects and clientsWeb, mobile, and desktop appsBasic time trackingCSV data export (Admin/Owner only)Timeline and board views

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What gets migrated

Toggl Plan object support

Object-by-object support for Toggl Plan migrations. Per-pair details surface during scoping.

Projects

Fully supported

Projects are top-level containers for tasks in both timeline and board views. We migrate Projects 1:1 including their name, client association, archived status, and segment. Active and archived projects are exported separately to preserve workspace cleanliness.

Tasks

Fully supported

Tasks are the core record type in Toggl Plan. We map task name, status (todo/in-progress/done), due dates, recurrence rules, estimates in minutes, and start/end timestamps from the CSV export or API V5. Recurrence rules are preserved as pattern metadata.

Teams

Fully supported

Teams are groupings of users whose schedules appear together on the same timeline. We preserve team membership and map each team to the destination as a group or team object, keeping the schedule-view relationship intact.

Users

Mapping required

Users are identified by name and email in Toggl Plan. We map Users to the destination platform's user/team-member object. Role differences (Workspace Owner, Admin, User) may not map directly to every destination and are flagged for manual review.

Tags

Fully supported

Tags are flat labels applied to tasks across the workspace. We preserve tag names and apply them as labels or tags in the destination. Tag color metadata is carried over if the destination supports it.

Segments

Mapping required

Segments are workspace-level categorization of tasks or projects. The concept does not exist in most destination PM tools, so we map Segment values to labels, tags, or custom fields depending on destination capability.

Clients

Fully supported

Clients are associated with projects in Toggl Plan. We map Client name and contact information where present and link them to their associated Projects in the destination.

Milestones

Fully supported

Milestones are deadline markers within a project. We migrate milestone names and target dates, mapping them to the destination's milestone or phase object if available, otherwise converting them to flagged tasks.

Recurrence

Mapping required

Recurrence rules on tasks describe repeating patterns. Not all destination platforms support native recurrence, so we flag recurring tasks and either convert them to individual task instances or map to a supported recurrence field.

Time Estimates

Mapping required

Toggl Plan stores task estimates in minutes (daily estimates are multiplied by task length in days). We preserve the numeric estimate but note that the destination may not display it in the same unit or location within the UI.

Taskbox

Not in this platform

The Taskbox is a personal holding area for tasks not yet assigned to a project or team. This is an ephemeral workspace state rather than a persistent data object. We do not migrate Taskbox contents as they represent unorganized work not yet committed to project structure.

Attachments

Not in this platform

Toggl Plan does not expose an attachment export path in its public data export or API V5. Files attached to tasks are not included in the CSV export and are not accessible via standard API calls. We flag this gap and recommend users export attachments manually.

Comments

Not in this platform

Task comments are not included in the Toggl Plan CSV export or listed as a supported API V5 object. We cannot migrate comment threads as structured data and recommend exporting them as linked text exports if needed.

Custom Fields

Mapping required

Toggl Plan does not have a first-class custom fields concept in its data model. Any pseudo-custom data stored in task attributes (e.g., text fields used as custom values) is migrated as standard text properties and flagged for mapping review.

Gotchas

What to watch for in Toggl Plan migrations

Issues we've hit on past Toggl Plan migrations, tagged by severity. FlitStack AI handles every one — surfacing them up front because buyer engineering teams want to know.

High

Toggl Plan is actively being sunset into Toggl Focus

Medium

Data export restricted to workspace Owners and Admins

Medium

CSV export omits comments, attachments, and custom field metadata

Low

Recurrence export is pattern-level, not instance-level

How a Toggl Plan migration works

Four steps, Toggl Plan-specific

Connect

API key or OAuth into Toggl Plan. Scopes limited to read-only on the data we move.

Map

We translate Toggl Plan-specific structures (custom fields, objects, value lists) to the destination's model.

Sample

Test with a 50–200 record subset to validate Toggl Plan quirks before production.

Migrate

Full migration with Toggl Plan rate-limit handling. Rollback available throughout.

FAQ

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Most Toggl Plan migrations under 1M records finish in 48–72 hours end-to-end. Larger orgs with custom objects or buyer-side security review typically take 5–7 days.

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