I also had a chance to play with the mobile interface. All of the information about tasks and projects was presented within on the mobile platform, as well as the time tracking. Expense tracking was not available, though, but that was about all I noted as a lacking feature.

There is a lot of functionality within AceProject, and the prices were certainly right. Services are offered on a scale, starting from the free Basic service, which lets you manage two projects, 50 tasks, and provides up to 250 MB in storage space to the Gold package at $99 per month with unlimited projects and tasks and 20 GB of space. (There are intermediate options, and all accounts have unlimited users.) The AceProject site also mentioned the availability of a locally hosted version of the software, in case you would need even more oopmh.

Even at $99 per month, AceProject is a decent bargain. It pulls no punches as far as how deep it tracks users, tasks, and projects, and gives project managers a great deal of flexibility in how they can manage their work.

Scaled ($20-$150/month)