A governed project site, standing up this afternoon, without a ticket to IT.

Inconsistency is the tax nobody puts on the invoice. Standardised project workspaces help you:
- Start every project in a structured site instead of somebody's inbox
- Keep risks, decisions, budgets and stakeholders in the same place on every project
- Roll data up across projects because every project stores it the same way
- Hand a project over without a guided tour of where things happen to be this time
- Remove IT from the critical path of starting work
- Keep documents, time and registers inside your own Microsoft 365 tenant
Project nine looks like project one, and the register knows where everything is.
What This Is Costing You Right now
Every project site is a little bit different
Standing up a site is a ticket, and the ticket waits
Project Online switches off on 30 September 2026
The tool you were using got retired out from under you

What We Deliver:
Who This Is For
ProjectPoint is for teams who run enough projects that consistency has become the problem.

Project Management Offices

Professional Services

Engineering and Construction

Municipalities and Non-Profits

Anyone Replacing a Retired Tool

Teams Already Living in SharePoint
How it Works
1. We set up the register and the template
2. Your project lead adds a project
3. The workspace is built
4. The register keeps the map
Buy it, run the setup flow, and it is running this afternoon
No sales call to get a price. No quote to wait for. No admin ticket to open. You buy it, you get the solution file, and a setup flow provisions the site once: lists, libraries, views, content types and settings, all of it, without us in the room. Then you use it.
Compare that to the alternatives: fill in a form, wait for a call, get a quote, book an installation with your SharePoint administrator, or pay for a mandatory setup service. Go and check. Open any comparable SharePoint product and look at the button on their pricing page. We will wait.
How It Is Packaged
| Tier | Best For | What You Get | How You Buy It | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Registry | Teams who need every project site built the same way, without an IT ticket. |
| One-time licence Runs on SharePoint Online | Contact Us |
| Portfolio | Teams who also need to track risks, decisions, budget and hours on every project. | Everything in Registry, plus:
| One-time licence Runs on SharePoint Online | Contact Us |
| Platform | Firms who bill clients for project time and need an auditable record of it. | Everything in Portfolio, plus:
| Annual subscription Runs on Dataverse | Contact Us |
Always cumulative. Nothing you have is removed by moving up, and a tier upgrade inside 90 days is fully credited.
The full breakdown lists every feature by tier, the add-ons, and everything that is not built at any tier.
100% Upgrade Credit
Move up a tier within 90 days and everything you paid for the tier below is credited toward the one above, up to the full amount, once per customer. Moving up adds scope. It does not replace anything you already bought.
Maintenance and updates
Not a bug fix contract. It is the work of keeping a provisioning engine running while Microsoft changes what it provisions into. Microsoft deleted the multi tenant PnP Management Shell application on 9 September 2024, and every tool built on it stopped working that day. Offered on the quote at signature, so nobody has to remember to ask later.
What ProjectPoint Is Not
We would rather you found this out here than in month three.
Project Online Is Retiring. Here Is the Honest Version.
Project Online shuts down on 30 September 2026, and access to the project data inside it goes with the service. Export what you need before that date, whoever you end up buying from. That is the single most useful sentence on this page and it costs us nothing to write it.
A retirement date is not a reason to rush a purchase, but it is a hard reason to rush an export. At minimum, get out:
- Project and task data, including custom fields
- Timesheet and actual work history, which is the part nobody can reconstruct later
- Resource pool and assignment records
- Enterprise custom fields and lookup tables
- Anything sitting in project sites: documents, risks, issues and deliverables
- Saved reports and their underlying queries, so you know what people were actually measuring
Export to something boring and readable. CSV and Excel age better than a proprietary backup format from a vendor you may not be using in two years.
ProjectPoint does not migrate Project Online data. There is no migration tool here and we are not going to imply there is one this close to the date. If somebody needs your Project Online history moved into a new system, we are not that, and there are vendors who have shipped exactly that accelerator this year. We will name them.
What we can do is be the workspace your projects run in afterwards, and have it standing up in days rather than in a procurement cycle. If your projects are about to have nowhere to live, that is the conversation worth having.
Why Not Just Use Planner Premium?
Planner Premium is a scheduling engine
It answers what tasks, in what order, by when. That is a real job and it does it properly. It does not answer where the documents live, who has access to them, what the risks are, who the stakeholders are, or what was decided and why.
It stores in Dataverse, not SharePoint
So there is no project site, no document library, no content types, no site columns, no navigation and no permissions model attached to the project, and no risk, stakeholder or decision register at any tier. Project for the Web, the closest thing to a SharePoint story, retired in August 2025.
We are not competing with the Gantt chart
If what you need is critical path, baselines and resource levelling, buy Microsoft's and we will tell you so in the first call. ProjectPoint provisions the workspace and creates the Planner board inside it. Most teams end up running both.

