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What's a fair price for a personal task manager with calendar sync, recurring tasks and cross-device sync, and when is a free tier enough?

Measured in 1 answer, last on Nov 9, 2026. Only the passages that name a brand are shown.

Brands in the answers

BrandNamed inRecommended inPositiveAvg. position
Todoist100%0%0%—
TickTick100%0%0%—
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Where each answer names a brand

Answer 1 · Nov 9, 2026 · 3 sources cited
TodoistSite cited
“Todoist ## $60/year Pro, US-listed annual price Free has task reminders and basic integrations. Pro adds calendar layout, more projects and advanced filters.”
+ free tier has task reminders and basic integrations

“Free has task reminders and basic integrations.”

+ pro adds calendar layout, more projects and advanced filters

“Pro adds calendar layout, more projects and advanced filters.”

TickTickSite cited
“TickTick ## $49.99/year Official listed Premium price Free includes cross-platform sync, basic task management and reminders. Premium adds more calendar views, capacity and other advanced features.”
+ free tier includes cross-platform sync, basic task management and reminders

“Free includes cross-platform sync, basic task management and reminders.”

+ premium adds more calendar views, capacity and other advanced features

“Premium adds more calendar views, capacity and other advanced features.”

Any.doSite cited
“Any.do ## Free tier Personal plan Unlimited personal tasks, calendar integration, cross-device support and basic recurring reminders are available free. Advanced recurring reminders are premium.”
+ free tier includes unlimited personal tasks, calendar integration, cross-device support and basic recurring reminders

“Unlimited personal tasks, calendar integration, cross-device support and basic recurring reminders are available free.”

− advanced recurring reminders are premium

“Advanced recurring reminders are premium.”

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