Google Tasks Pricing: Free, With Real Limits
Google Tasks has no paid tier at all, so the pricing question flips: what does free actually cost you in missing features?
Google Tasks price
$0 — free with any Google account
Google Tasks is completely free with any Google account, including inside Gmail and Google Calendar, and there is no premium upgrade. The trade-off is capability: no habit tracking, no time blocking, no recurring task flexibility beyond basics, no priorities, no collaboration and no reporting.
- Free plan:
- Yes — the whole product is free
Google Tasks plans and yearly cost
| Plan | Price | Per year | What you get |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free (only tier) | $0 | $0 |
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Compiled on 2026-09-10 from our own Google Tasks research, not a same-day check of Google Tasks's pricing page. Always confirm on their site before you buy.
Costs that are easy to miss
- No priorities, so a long list gives you no signal about what matters.
- No habits, focus timer or time blocking — you end up running a second app anyway.
- Sharing a list is not supported the way it is in a real task manager, so team work drifts back to email.
Is Google Tasks worth the price?
Worth paying for when
You live in Gmail, your list is short, and you want zero setup and zero cost.
Skip it when
You are juggling deadlines, routines and focused work. The features you would pay for elsewhere simply do not exist here, at any price.
Try the free option before you pay Google Tasks
LemTask covers daily planning, time blocking, habits and a focus timer on a free plan. Test the workflow at $0, then decide whether a subscription is worth it.
- Free forever plan, no card required
- Time blocking with Google Calendar sync
- Habits, streaks and XP for follow-through
- Import your existing lists in a couple of clicks
Google Tasks pricing FAQ
- Is Google Tasks free?
- Yes, completely. It is included with any Google account and there is no paid or premium tier.
- Is there a Google Tasks premium version?
- No. Google does not sell an upgrade — the product you get free is the whole product.
- What are the limits of Google Tasks?
- No priorities, no habit tracking, no time blocking, no focus timer, minimal recurrence options and no real collaboration or reporting.
- Do I need Google Workspace to use Google Tasks?
- No. A personal Google account is enough; Workspace adds admin control, not Tasks features.
- What is a free upgrade from Google Tasks?
- LemTask's free plan keeps the Google Calendar connection but adds priorities, habits, streaks, a focus timer and time blocking, which Google Tasks has no version of.