Three euros.
a month. that's it.
There's no Pro tier holding back the feature you actually want and no per-seat math to do, just one price, and once you're signed in, you have the whole thing.
Starts a 31-day free trial. No card required to begin.
- Unlimited tasks, work and personal
- Auto-scheduling, run as many times as you want
- Recurring tasks: daily, weekly, monthly, or yearly
- Task breaking for anything longer than one sitting
- Prerequisites, so task B waits for task A to actually finish
- Google Calendar conflict detection and sync
- Built-in calendar view
- Lock, postpone, and buffer time
31 days, on the house
Sign in with Google and the trial starts right away, with no card and no "enter payment details to continue," and you get every feature on this page for a full month before anyone asks you for money.
The clock is tied to your Google account rather than your browser session, so deleting your account and signing up again doesn't reset it: you get one real trial, which is the same courtesy we'd want if the roles were reversed.
What everyone else
[ actually charges ]
Figures checked against each competitor's public pricing page. See the full feature comparison for what that price difference does and doesn't buy you.
Cancelling
Settings → Manage Subscription opens the Stripe billing portal, and cancelling there keeps your full access until the period you already paid for ends, so you're not cut off mid-day and you won't be charged again after it.
Refunds
We offer a full refund on request within 14 days of payment, no questions asked and regardless of how much you used it: write to info@auto-scheduler.net and we'll process it directly, and if you're an EU customer, you also have the statutory 14-day withdrawal right on top of this.
Billing
[ questions ]
Scheduling pauses and you'll see a prompt to subscribe, but nothing is deleted: your tasks and existing schedule stay exactly as they were, waiting for you to subscribe whenever you're ready.
Yes, from the same Stripe billing portal you use to cancel, and there's no lock-in in either direction.
Yes, billing runs in euros through Stripe regardless of your card's home currency, and your bank handles the conversion if your card isn't in euros.
No, the 31-day trial is the free period, and after that it's the one paid plan on this page; we'd rather be honest about that upfront than dress up a crippled free tier as generosity.