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SixGrid

DMAIC project management for Lean Six Sigma programs

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Starting price
Free in beta; Professional $19 per user/month after beta
Free option
Free plan
Pricing
Free plan + paid
Deployment
Web

The lean-stack take

Each project follows DMAIC, with charters, tollgates and savings tracking. Leaders in a lean program office see every project and its financial impact on one dashboard.

Best for

Lean Six Sigma program offices and training providers tracking DMAIC projects and savings.

Watch out for

The product is in beta; check the post-beta pricing before committing a whole program.

About

About SixGrid

SixGrid is project management software built for Lean Six Sigma and continuous improvement projects. It is made by Open Source Six Sigma, whose founders also founded IASSC, according to the site.

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Features

What SixGrid offers

01

DMAIC templates

Projects structured around Define, Measure, Analyze, Improve and Control.

02

Charters and tollgates

Track charters and tollgate milestones for each phase.

03

Financial impact

Classify hard savings, soft savings, cost avoidance and cost of poor quality.

04

Project roles

Assign Belt, Champion, Sponsor and Team Member roles.

05

Program dashboard

Live, program-level visibility of all projects.

06

Custom templates

Create your own project templates.

07

Cohort groups

Keep training cohorts or business units separate.

08

Tollgate review PDFs

Attach evidence and generate review documents.

Lean techniques supported

The lean practices SixGrid is built to support.

Pricing

SixGrid pricing and plans

Checked on the vendor's pricing page, October 3, 2026

Beta

$0

During beta

  • Full Teams plan access
  • Unlimited projects and users

Professional

$19 per user/month

Or $180 per user/year (after beta)

  • DMAIC projects
  • Tollgate tracking
  • Financial impact classification

Teams

$349/month

Or $299/month billed annually (after beta)

  • Flat rate
  • Unlimited projects and users
  • Programme dashboards

Prices change often, so confirm them with the vendor.

Strengths and limitations

What stands out, and what to watch

Strengths

  • Built specifically for DMAIC projects
  • Savings classified the way finance expects
  • Tollgate reviews with evidence and PDFs
  • Free during beta with full features
  • Flat-rate Teams plan

Limitations

  • Still in beta
  • Focused on DMAIC rather than daily management or kaizen ideas
  • Post-beta pricing applies once the beta ends

Based on the vendor's published plans and documentation, not a hands-on test.

Fit

Is SixGrid right for your team?

A good fit if…

  • You run a Lean Six Sigma program with Belts and Champions
  • Finance needs savings classified consistently
  • You train cohorts of Belts
  • You want tollgate reviews documented

Look elsewhere if…

  • You need daily management boards
  • You run mostly small kaizen ideas
  • You need an established product rather than a beta

Reviews

What SixGrid users say

We haven't found published reviews of SixGrid on G2 or Capterra yet. Smaller lean tools often have none, so judge it on the facts above and a trial.

FAQ

SixGrid: common questions

Who makes SixGrid?
Open Source Six Sigma, whose founders also founded IASSC, according to the site.
Is SixGrid free?
It is free during the beta, with full Teams plan access.
How much will SixGrid cost after beta?
Professional is $19 per user per month, and Teams is $349 per month, or $299 per month billed annually.
Does SixGrid track savings?
Yes. It classifies hard savings, soft savings, cost avoidance and cost of poor quality.

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Sources, checked October 3, 2026

Listed October 2, 2026.