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TaskBerry

Sunsama alternative

A Sunsama alternative where your logged hours turn into client reports

Sunsama plans a calm, realistic day, and it is one of the most thoughtful planners in the category. TaskBerry works the same way and sizes each task in minutes, so the board turns red when the plan runs past the hours you have. The difference: your logged hours become a client-ready report, and Pro is €9.95 a month.

Honest fit

Who each one is really for

Sunsama fits calendar-heavy and team work

If your day lives in Google or Outlook, you plan around a lot of meetings, or you want a shared workspace to coordinate with a few people, Sunsama is the more mature fit. Its calendar sync and guided ritual are good, and we are not going to pretend otherwise.

TaskBerry fits one freelancer asking one question

If you run 2 to 5 clients on your own and the real risk is saying yes to a day that is already full, TaskBerry is built for exactly that. One screen, one day, one person, no seats and no team overhead.

Same full day

Two ways to see the same full day

Both tools can tell you a day is overbooked. The honest difference is where and how you see it.

9 hours of work planned into a 6 hour day.

TaskBerry

The board sizes it and turns red

Every task gets a time size automatically. The bar fills as you add work and turns red on the screen you already live in, no number to maintain.

3h over before you start

Client proposal draft
L
Onboarding call
M
Invoice follow-ups
M
Landing page copy
L
Weekly report
M

Sunsama

You enter the times yourself

You type a planned time for each task, and Sunsama totals them inside its plan-your-day flow so you can see the day filling up.

Workload today9h
Over your 6h limit
Client proposal draft
L
Onboarding call
M
Invoice follow-ups
M
Landing page copy
L
Weekly report
M

Side by side

TaskBerry next to Sunsama, fairly

  • How you see a full day

    TaskBerry
    Always on. The board sizes each task and the bar turns red before you start.
    Sunsama
    The planned times you enter, totaled inside the daily planning flow.
  • Free plan

    TaskBerry
    Yes. Unlimited tasks, capacity bar, deadlines, time tracking.
    Sunsama
    No. 14-day free trial, no card needed, then paid.
  • Price

    TaskBerry
    €9.95 a month, VAT included.
    Sunsama
    $22 a month, or $17 billed yearly (USD).
  • Built for

    TaskBerry
    One freelancer running 2 to 5 clients.
    Sunsama
    Solo, with optional shared workspaces.
  • Calendar sync

    TaskBerry
    Not built in.
    Sunsama
    Google and Outlook calendar sync.
  • Teams

    TaskBerry
    Not built in, solo by design.
    Sunsama
    Shared workspaces to invite a few people, but each person pays individually. No team plan.
  • Daily planning

    TaskBerry
    A board you glance at, no guided flow.
    Sunsama
    A guided plan-your-day ritual.
  • AI

    TaskBerry
    Berry turns a brain dump into time-estimated tasks.
    Sunsama
    Daily summaries and auto-scheduling.
  • Time tracking

    TaskBerry
    Built in, per task.
    Sunsama
    Built in, per task.

The price gap

What it costs, plainly

TaskBerry has a real free plan you can stay on, and Pro is €9.95 a month with VAT included. Sunsama has no free plan and costs $22 a month, or $17 billed yearly (USD), as of July 2026. The gap is the point: TaskBerry does less, on purpose, for one person.

TaskBerry Free
€0, forever
TaskBerry Pro
€9.95 / month, VAT incl.
Sunsama
$17 to $22 / month (USD)

Switching

Trying it does not undo Sunsama

You can start on the free plan in a couple of minutes and keep Sunsama open in another tab. If TaskBerry fits the way you plan, the move is small: a handful of tasks and your labels. If it does not, you have lost nothing and you keep your free plan.

Honest answers

Questions worth asking first

Is TaskBerry a full Sunsama replacement?
No. If you need calendar sync, a shared workspace, or a guided daily ritual, Sunsama does those things better. TaskBerry is a replacement only if your real need is solo capacity: seeing that today is already full before you commit.
What does Sunsama do better?
Calendar sync with Google and Outlook, shared workspaces for light coordination, and a more mature, guided plan-your-day flow. It has been at this longer, and for calendar-heavy work it shows.
Why is TaskBerry cheaper?
Because it does less, on purpose. There are no seats to pay for, no team features to build, and no calendar engine to run. It is one screen for one person, so the price stays at €9.95 a month and the free plan is real.

See if today is already full

Start free, add a real day, and watch the bar. You will know in five minutes whether this is your kind of planner.