Simple, honest pricing

Which plan should I pick?

Most people should start with Plus, but Essential is not the stripped version. Essential does the whole planning job: it turns your tasks into a day, and it learns the times you actually keep, so gym lands at 7 because 7 is when you do gym. What Plus adds is the outward-facing half. Unlimited booking links with no ClaroCal branding, for a calendar other people book into, and calendar insights, which is ClaroCal telling you what it has noticed about your weeks instead of only acting on it. Sync also drops from hourly to every 15 minutes. Pick Power if you would rather not open the app at all: it puts the morning briefing, the evening recap and your scheduled blocks on text, and lets you plan the day by replying.

What is adaptive scheduling?

It is the part that learns. You tell ClaroCal the rough shape of your week once, which hours are work and which are your own, and it plans inside that. Then it watches the times you actually put things at. Once it has seen you start the same kind of task around the same time often enough, it puts the question on your Rhythms page: you start gym around 7:00, want me to hold that time? Nothing is held until you answer. Say yes and it holds that time from then on, tells you after it places the block, and lets you undo any of it. Say no and it leaves that one alone unless the time you keep really changes. On Power the question also comes to you in the morning briefing, so you can answer it by text. Adaptive scheduling is included from $6/mo, on every plan.

How does the free trial work?

Every plan starts with a 14-day free trial, and every trial includes everything in Power. Whichever plan you pick, the trial gives you 5-minute sync, unlimited booking links, calendar insights, and the SMS morning briefing. You are not charged during the trial, and you can cancel anytime from your account settings. Adaptive scheduling starts learning on day one, though something you only do once a week will not have given it enough to go on inside 14 days. The Rhythms page lists everything it has spotted so far.

How does the annual price work?

Annual billing is 12 months for the price of 10: Essential is $60/year, Plus is $100/year, and Power is $160/year.

How does ClaroCal compare to other AI calendars?

Most auto-schedulers (Motion, Akiflow, Sunsama) run $19 to $34 a month. ClaroCal does the core job, turning tasks into a realistic day, from $6/mo. The bigger difference is that ClaroCal learns: in Motion and Reclaim, every scheduling rule is a field you fill in yourself. See how we stack up in the alternatives and comparison guides.

What do I need to use ClaroCal?

A Google Calendar account. Connect it, add your tasks, and ClaroCal drafts your day.