How much does Sunsama cost?

Sunsama is $22 a month billed monthly, or $17 a month billed yearly, with a 14-day trial that needs no card, as listed on sunsama.com in October 2026. Over three years the yearly plan comes to about $612.

Does Sevens connect to my calendar?

Not today. Sevens holds what you write in it and nothing else. A calendar feed is on the list, and because Sevens is a one-time purchase, anything added later comes with what you already bought.

Is Sevens good for teams?

No. Sevens is deliberately a single person’s planner. If you need shared boards or assignment, Sunsama or a project tool will serve you better.

Sevens vs Sunsama

Sunsama is a daily planning ritual with calendars, email and task tools wired into it, at $22 a month. Sevens is a weekly planner that shows all seven days at once, for $25 once. They are not really competing for the same hour of your day.

Side by side

	Sevens	Sunsama
Price	$25 once, then nothing	$22/month, or $17/month billed yearly
Three years	$25	$612
Free trial	7 days, no card	14 days, no card
If you stop paying	Nothing happens. It is yours	Access ends with the subscription
The week	All seven days on one page, always	A week view you move through
Carry unfinished work	One button moves it to today	Move items by hand
Projects	Steps you drop onto days	Tasks grouped by project
Habits	On the same page as the week	Not a feature
A year of weeks	One row each, scroll back through it	Not a feature
Works offline	Yes — one HTML file, localStorage	Needs the service
Your data out	One click, plain JSON, any time	Export varies
Refund	30 days, no questions	Cancel to stop future billing

Where Sunsama is better

Integrations. Sunsama pulls in your calendar, email, Jira, Asana, Trello and more, then helps you plan a day around them. Sevens connects to nothing: what is in it is what you typed.

The daily ritual. Sunsama's guided shutdown and planning flow is the heart of the product, and people who stick with it rate it highly.

Teams. Sunsama has a shared layer. Sevens is one person's planner.

Which to pick

Choose Sevens if

You plan by week rather than by inbox, you want the whole week visible at once, and you would rather pay once than carry another monthly bill for a list of what you are doing.

Choose Sunsama if

Your day is driven by a calendar and an inbox you do not control, you want a guided daily ritual, and you want everything pulled into one place — and $264 a year is worth it to you for that.

The honest part

We make Sevens, so read this as an argument rather than a review. Everything factual above is checkable: the prices link to their own pages, and Sevens gives you seven days with no card so you can judge it without talking to us.

Sunsama is a good product with real users. The disagreement is about billing, not quality — a planner is a place to write down your week, and we do not think that should be rented.

~~$49~~$25

Once. Seven days free with no card, then one payment and Sevens is yours, including everything added later. Thirty days to change your mind. Founding price · first 35 buyers.

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Prices for other products were read from their own pricing pages on 12 October 2026 and are linked above, so you can check them. They change; this page will not change itself. If you find one out of date, tell us at hello@sevens.day and it gets fixed.