What it does
Sunsama guides users through daily planning, lets them timebox tasks onto a calendar, and provides weekly review workflows. Its product page describes bringing work in from connected task tools and syncing changes back, so the planner can organize tasks without replacing every source system. The vendor’s pricing page lists individual and enterprise plans.
Sunsama is aimed at people who want a deliberate start and end to the workday: choose tasks, estimate time, place them on the calendar, and review what moved. Connected integrations make it possible to plan work from other services while keeping those services in use. The pricing page’s main plan display lists Pro at $17 per person/month billed yearly or $22 billed monthly, plus custom Enterprise pricing; its lower manifesto section shows older conflicting figures, so the main current plan display is the safer reference. This is a daily planner, not a standalone project tracker.
Strengths
- Guided daily planning links task selection to calendar timeboxing.
- Weekly reviews and integrations can organize tasks sourced from other tools.
Watch out for
- The product is a daily planning layer rather than a full project-tracking system.
- The pricing page contains older conflicting figures lower down, so plan details should be checked at checkout.
Best for
- Knowledge workers who want a structured daily planning and weekly review routine
- People who want to timebox tasks without migrating every connected task source
Sources
- Daily Planning (Oct 25, 2026)
- Pricing - Sunsama (Oct 25, 2026)