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For manufacturing and food plants: shutdowns, upgrades, commissioning and capex

Know a project is slipping while you can still pull it back

Phaselo works out when each project will really finish, compares it with the date you committed to, and tells you the moment one starts running late. Catch the slip on the plan, not on site.

14-day free trial · No credit card · Founding price $99/month for the first 10 teams

Phaselo Home for a five-project portfolio: approved budget, committed, forecast and headroom, then a triage board with two projects on fire and three at risk, each with its reason in one line

See it in 45 seconds

One shutdown, one slip, and the day the line restarts

Straight from the product

You already have a plan. What you need is a system that tells you the truth about it.

Five screens from Phaselo itself, not mockups. Each one answers a question your spreadsheet cannot.

The task holding your finish date

Every project names the one task that sets its finish, so you know where to push first.

How the engine works →
Schedule card: projected finish 12 Oct, 3 days behind baseline, held by Waterwall tube panel replacement

Slip you can watch spread

A late task shows the days it has lost and how much downstream work it now blocks. You hear about it the same day.

How slip alerts work →
Gantt critical path for a boiler shutdown: each late task carries a red badge, plus 3 days, blocks 4, then blocks 3, 2 and 1 down the chain

Overruns escalated before finance asks

Set your threshold once. A forecast that breaches it flags the project for a supplemental capital request (CER).

How cost tracking works →
At-risk projects: Boiler Overhaul marked over budget, Cold Store Expansion marked Supplemental CER

No re-baseline without a reason

Moving the goalposts takes a written reason, kept on the record next to the slip it explains.

How baselines work →
Baseline history: re-baselined by Jordan Avery. Supplier confirmed a 14-week chiller lead time. Install moved to the November shutdown window.

A capex request finance can sign

Capital, contingency and running costs, taken from the live plan and frozen the moment you generate it.

How capex requests work →
Capex investment summary: one-time capital $268,500, contingency $35,000, total capital request $303,500

Pricing

Simple, honest pricing

One price for your whole organisation. No per-seat maths, no reason to leave the crew out. Invite every supervisor and contractor who touches the work and the price does not move.

Early access price $99 a month, held for 12 months for founding teams. The price rises at general launch.

Founding teams · First 10 only

Founding price

$99/month

Held for 12 months. Unlimited people and projects.

  • Critical-path engine: projected finish, float & slip vs baseline
  • Locked baseline: re-baselining needs a written reason
  • Proactive overdue and slip alerts, in-app & email
  • Portfolio board: which projects are late or over budget, and why
  • Capex requests, supplemental CER flags, risk register and punch list
  • Works on mobile for the crew, cancel anytime
Start 14-day free trial

No credit card. Subscribe during the trial to hold the founding price.

Standard

$399/month

Or $3,990 a year: two months free, price held for the year.

  • Everything in the founding plan, nothing held back
  • Unlimited people and unlimited projects
  • Pay monthly, or yearly to hold your price
Start 14-day free trial

Applies once the founding places are taken.

Work out your cost

20people
Founding teams, per month
$99$4.95 per person at 20
Standard, per month
$399$19.95 per person at 20

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Run your next shutdown on Phaselo

Start a 14-day free trial now, no credit card. Bring your phases, packages and cost centres, and see the projected finish, the slip against baseline, and the dollars at risk across every project.

Founding price $99/month for the first 10 teams