3 alternatives to Sunsama in Productivity, ranked by our editorial score. Compare pricing, free tiers, and best-fit guidance side by side.
| Tool | Score | Starting Price | Free Tier | Best For | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Todoist | 69 | 115 Kč/mo | Todoist is ideal for individuals and small teams who want a clean, reliable, cro | Compare vs Sunsama → | |
| Miro | 51 | 230 Kč/mo | Miro is ideal for distributed product, engineering, and UX teams who need a flex | Compare vs Sunsama → | |
| Hive | 36 | 276 Kč/mo | Hive is best for small to mid-sized teams that want an all-in-one productivity p | Compare vs Sunsama → |
Best for: Todoist is ideal for individuals and small teams who want a clean, reliable, cro · Costs 253 Kč/mo less than Sunsama
⚖️ Sunsama vs Todoist →Best for: Miro is ideal for distributed product, engineering, and UX teams who need a flex · Costs 138 Kč/mo less than Sunsama
⚖️ Sunsama vs Miro →Best for: Hive is best for small to mid-sized teams that want an all-in-one productivity p · Costs 92 Kč/mo less than Sunsama
⚖️ Sunsama vs Hive →Sunsama costs $20 per month when billed monthly, or $16 per month when billed annually. You can start with a 14-day free trial, but there is no permanent free plan after that.
Sunsama syncs with Google Calendar and Outlook/Office 365, and it pulls tasks from tools like Asana, Trello, Jira, Linear, Notion, Todoist, and ClickUp. It also integrates with Slack for daily planning and notifications.
Yes, Sunsama works for teams, but it is primarily designed around individual daily planning. Team members can see each other’s availability and share planned focus time, but each user needs a paid subscription.
Sunsama has iOS and Android companion apps. They are good for viewing your plan and ticking off tasks, but the full planning experience is better on the web or desktop app.