Is Any.do Premium worth it in 2026?
What Premium adds over the free app, how the price rose 67% in late 2024, why the Family plan is now the better deal for couples, and what to know about trials and refunds.
The quick answer
Any.do Premium is $4.99 a month billed yearly ($59.88 a year) or $7.99 billed monthly, up from $2.99 and $5.99 in mid-2024. It adds advanced recurring reminders, location reminders, the WhatsApp bot, AI-generated subtasks and Zapier. For one person, TickTick Premium at $49.99 a year or Todoist Pro at $60 a year cost about the same. For a couple or household, the Family plan at $8.33 a month billed yearly covers four people and costs less than two Premium plans. Trials auto-renew and refunds close 48 hours after payment.
Any.do Premium rose from $2.99 to $4.99 a month on yearly billing, and from $5.99 to $7.99 monthly, between July and December 2024, per archive snapshots of its pricing page. At $59.88 a year it now costs about the same as TickTick and Todoist, so Premium is worth it only if you will use its specific extras: WhatsApp reminders, location alerts and advanced repeats. For households, the Family plan is the better buy.
Any.do is a to-do list, calendar and daily planner that syncs across phone, desktop, browser and watch. The free plan is generous for basic lists. The question is whether the paid tier’s reminder tools justify $60 a year, and which paid tier to pick.
Any.do personal plans at a glance, US pricing as of October 30, 2026
Prices from the main pricing page. Yearly totals are our arithmetic. Workspace (teams) is $4.99 per member a month billed yearly.
| Feature | Free | Premium | Family (4 members) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Billed yearly | $0 | $4.99/month ($59.88/year) | $8.33/month ($99.96/year) |
| Billed monthly | $0 | $7.99/month | $9.99/month |
| Tasks, lists, calendar, My Day | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Recurring reminders | Basic | Advanced | Advanced |
| Location reminders | No | Yes | Yes |
| WhatsApp personal bot | No | Yes | Yes |
| AI-generated lists and subtasks | No | Yes | Yes |
| Zapier integrations | No | Yes | Yes |
| Shared family space and grocery boards | No | No | Yes |
What you get
- ✓Generous free plan with lists, calendar, basic repeats and grocery lists.
- ✓WhatsApp bot and location reminders on Premium.
- ✓Family plan value: $99.96 a year for up to 4 people, less than two Premium plans.
- ✓Cross-platform: phone, desktop, browser extensions, watches and Siri.
- ✓4.6 stars from 50,572 US App Store ratings.
The trade-offs
- ✕Price rose 67% on yearly billing in late 2024, to $4.99 a month.
- ✕48-hour refund window on Premium and Family, no prorated refunds.
- ✕Trials auto-renew, and repeat trials can charge immediately.
- ✕Pricing pages disagree: the Premium upgrade page still shows 2023 prices.
- ✕Polarized recent reviews, with billing and sync complaints.
Worth it if…
- →People who capture tasks in WhatsApp and want them turned into reminders.
- →Errand-heavy users who want location-based reminders on their phone.
- →Couples and households who share grocery lists and chores (Family plan).
Skip it if…
- →Basic lists and simple repeats are enough: the free plan covers them.
- →You want the cheapest paid to-do app: TickTick Premium is $49.99 a year.
- →You need project management or filters: Todoist Pro fits better.
- →You want a safety net after paying: refunds close 48 hours after the charge.
What does Any.do Premium cost in 2026?
As of October 30, 2026, the Any.do pricing page lists Premium at $4.99 a month billed annually or $7.99 billed monthly, and the Family plan at $8.33 a month billed annually or $9.99 monthly for up to 4 members. Over a year (our arithmetic), Premium is $59.88 on yearly billing against $95.88 as 12 monthly payments.
The vendor’s pages differ. The separate Premium upgrade page still shows the older lineup: $2.99 a month billed annually, $4.49 billed every 6 months, and $5.99 monthly. That page carries the same figures as a February 2023 archive copy, so treat it as out of date and check the total in your own checkout.
Two billing rules matter. Any.do’s trial article says every trial renews automatically into the paid plan unless cancelled before the renewal date, and an account that used a trial before may be charged immediately. Its cancellation article says Premium and Family are refundable only if requested within 48 hours of the payment, with no prorated refunds after that.
How has Any.do’s price changed?
The snapshot of 2023-11-27 lists Premium at $3 a month billed annually. The snapshot of 2024-07-22 shows $2.99 billed annually or $5.99 monthly, with Family already at $8.33 and $9.99.
By the snapshot of 2024-12-10, Premium had moved to $4.99 billed annually and $7.99 monthly, the prices still listed today. That is a 67% rise on yearly billing and 33% on monthly (our arithmetic), while the Family price did not change. The free and Premium feature lists on the pricing page read the same in July 2024 as they do today.
The result is that Family now costs only $3.34 a month more than Premium on yearly billing. Two people on separate Premium plans would pay $119.76 a year; one Family plan for both is $99.96, and it adds shared grocery boards and projects (our arithmetic).
What Premium adds over the free plan
Any.do’s plan comparison keeps a lot free: personal tasks and lists, calendar integration, My Day, widgets, one-time and basic recurring reminders, Siri and Apple Reminders, smart grocery lists, browser extensions, watches and the ChatGPT integration.
Premium adds advanced recurring reminders (complex repeat patterns), location reminders on mobile, the WhatsApp personal bot that turns messages into tasks, Focus Mode, unlimited color tags, notes and files on tasks, AI-generated lists and subtasks, and 5,000+ Zapier integrations.
The two features most specific to Any.do are the WhatsApp bot and location alerts. If you would not use either, the free plan plus basic repeats covers most personal lists, and Premium becomes $60 a year for color tags and AI subtasks.
What do users say about Any.do?
On the US App Store, Any.do holds 4.6 stars from 50,572 ratings as of October 30, 2026. The 50 most recent US reviews, from December 19, 2025 to October 27, 2026, are polarized: 19 five-star and 18 one-star.
The praise is about shared grocery lists and syncing across devices. An October 27, 2026 review says a couple uses it to “synch our grocery list and it’s so helpful and convenient.” The one-star reviews cluster around billing: five of the 50 describe unexpected charges, including an April 25, 2026 review saying a “7 day free trial” led to an immediate $59.99 charge with no refund, and a January 5, 2026 review titled “Signed up for free 7 days trial and was immediately charged for a year.” That matches the vendor’s own warning that repeat trials can charge at once.
Other complaints are about sync and reliability, such as an August 14, 2026 review reporting lost reminders between desktop and mobile, and a January 25, 2026 three-star review headed “Premium too expensive!”
Any.do vs TickTick and Todoist
For one person, the three cost about the same on yearly billing: TickTick Premium is $49.99 a year, Todoist Pro is $60 a year ($5 a month) or $7 monthly, and Any.do Premium is $59.88 a year, as of October 30, 2026. Pick on features: Any.do for WhatsApp capture and location reminders, Todoist for projects and filters (see our Todoist review), TickTick for the lowest price.
If what you actually need is a schedule that plans itself around meetings, a task list is the wrong tool; our Motion review and Reclaim review cover auto-scheduling, at higher prices. For calendar planning with a chatbot instead, our Google Calendar prompts for ChatGPT cost nothing extra.
Academy data: of the 5 productivity, time-management and calendar planning prompt packs in our library, none names Any.do, counted on October 30, 2026.
The verdict
Worth it for WhatsApp and location-reminder users, and best bought as Family for households. At $59.88 a year, Premium no longer undercuts TickTick or Todoist, so buy it for the features they lack, not for price. For two or more people, Family at $99.96 a year is the clear pick.
Start on the free plan. If you hit the limits of basic repeats or want WhatsApp capture, start a trial, note the renewal date, and cancel a day early if you are unsure. If you are charged by mistake, ask for a refund within 48 hours.
Better alternatives?
If it is not the right fit, these are worth a look.
Todoist
Pro is $60 a year or $7 monthly; stronger projects and filters.
TickTick
Premium is $49.99 a year, the cheapest of the three.
Motion
Auto-scheduling planner for people who want the calendar filled for them.
Reclaim
Calendar-first scheduling for habits and tasks around meetings.
Frequently asked questions
How much is Any.do Premium?▾
As of October 30, 2026, the pricing page lists $4.99 a month billed annually ($59.88 a year) or $7.99 billed monthly. The separate Premium upgrade page still shows older prices, so check your checkout.
Is Any.do free?▾
Yes. The free plan includes tasks, lists, calendar integration, My Day, basic recurring reminders, grocery lists and syncing across devices.
Does Any.do give refunds?▾
Any.do says Premium and Family subscriptions can be refunded if requested within 48 hours of the payment. No partial or prorated refunds are offered after that.
Is the Any.do Family plan worth it?▾
For two or more people, usually yes. It is $8.33 a month billed yearly for up to 4 members, which is $99.96 a year against $119.76 for two separate Premium plans, by our arithmetic.
Did Any.do raise its prices?▾
Yes. Archive snapshots show Premium at $2.99 a month billed yearly and $5.99 monthly in July 2024, and $4.99 and $7.99 by December 2024.