Week Plan vs Weekrise
Price, platforms and features side by side. The table says where each price was read and when.
Week Plan
Weekly planner built around roles, goals and high-impact tasks
Weekrise
Browser-based weekly task planner with boards and team sharing
Where they differ
- Week Plan starts at $8.67 per month, billed annually. Weekrise starts at $4 per month (billing interval not stated).
- Only Week Plan lists Windows, iOS and Android apps.
- Week Plan also covers daily notes, time blocking, time tracking and goals.
- Weekrise also covers kanban boards.
At a glance
| Week Plan | Weekrise | |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing | Free plan | Free plan |
| Starts at | $8.67 per month, billed annually | $4 per month (billing interval not stated) |
| Free plan | Lite plan, free forever: create tasks, schedule the week, plan by role and mark High Impact Tasks. OKRs, integrations and team tools are in the paid plan. | Unlimited tasks with 1 calendar, 1 board, 1 synced Google Calendar and 1 collaborator. No credit card required. |
| Free trial | Free trial with no credit card. The App Store listing gives 7 days, extendable to 26; the website states no length. | Some paid plans include a free trial, per the payment policy; its length is not stated |
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| Made by | Wiseplan Inc | Tobias Herber |
| Price read from | weekplan.net | weekrise.com |
| Checked | Oct 5, 2026 | Oct 6, 2026 |
Who each one suits
Week Plan
- People who plan by the week from roles and goals
- Followers of the 7 Habits approach to prioritizing
- Small teams that want shared workspaces with OKRs
Weekrise
- People who plan their tasks a week at a time in a browser
- Small teams that prefer a flat monthly price to per-seat billing
- Publishing a week plan that others can view without signing up
Worth knowing
Week Plan
- OKRs, calendar sync, recurring tasks, the Eisenhower Matrix, custom boards and team tools are listed only under the paid Ultimate plan.
- There is no offline mode: the FAQ says Week Plan needs an internet connection.
- Apps are listed for Windows, iOS and Android. Mac and Linux users work in the web app.
- The pricing page does not say whether the Ultimate price is per user, and the US App Store lists in-app prices of $9.99 and $103.99.
Weekrise
- The site lists no native desktop or mobile apps; it runs in the browser with a layout adapted to phones.
- The Free plan stops at 1 calendar, 1 board, 1 synced Google Calendar and 1 collaborator.
- Pomodoro, tags and filters, comments, attachments, analytics, task export and the daily digest need Pro or Team.
- Prices exclude taxes and fees, which are added at checkout, and the page does not say whether billing is monthly or annual.
Key features
Week Plan
- Vision and roles
- Planning starts with a long-term vision or mission statement and a set of roles, so tasks can be created for or assigned to each role.
- Goals and OKRs
- Objectives and key results are defined in the app and tasks are linked to them, so the week's work can be checked against longer-term goals. Ultimate only.
- High Impact Tasks
- The tasks that contribute most to a goal are marked as High Impact Tasks (HITs) and highlighted in the weekly plan. Included in the free Lite plan.
- Eisenhower Matrix
- A quadrant view sorts tasks by urgency and importance into do now, plan later, delegate or skip. Listed under the Ultimate plan.
- Calendar view and time blocking
- Tasks are dragged into a calendar view to block time, and Ultimate syncs with Google Calendar and Outlook so events appear in the same place.
- Pomodoro timer and time tracking
- A built-in Pomodoro timer runs 25-minute work cycles with 5-minute breaks and tracks the time automatically. The FAQ lists it among the Ultimate plan's features.
Weekrise
- Weekly task calendar
- Tasks are laid out on a week view and grouped into projects, with subtasks and repeating tasks. Deleted tasks can be restored for two weeks.
- Boards
- Kanban boards hold tasks and projects that do not fit on a calendar. The Free plan includes 1 board; Pro and Team have no limit.
- Google Calendar sync
- Events from the Google Calendars you select appear in the Weekrise calendar. Weekrise asks for read access only.
- Team and public sharing
- Invite people with a link and assign a task to one or several members, or make a calendar public so viewers need no account.
- Command menu
- Cmd+K or Ctrl+K opens a menu that searches calendars, boards, teams and tasks and runs most actions from the keyboard.
- Pomodoro timer
- A built-in timer defaults to 25-minute work phases and 5-minute breaks, with adjustable lengths. It is limited to Pro and Team.
Plans
Week Plan
Lite$0
Basic planner features and High Impact Tasks: create tasks, schedule the week and plan by role.
Ultimate$8.67
per month, billed annually ($10.83 billed monthly)
Adds OKRs, Google and Outlook calendar sync, recurring tasks, the Eisenhower Matrix, custom boards, team collaboration, Zapier and priority support.
Weekrise
Free$0
Unlimited tasks with 1 calendar, 1 board, 1 synced Google Calendar and 1 collaborator.
Pro$4
per month (billing interval not stated)
10 collaborators and unlimited calendars, boards and synced Google Calendars, plus attachments, analytics, Pomodoro, export, tags and the daily digest.
Team$12
per month, flat rate (billing interval not stated)
The Pro feature set for up to 20 team members at one flat price rather than a per-seat charge.
Ways to pay less
Week Plan
- Annual discount
20% off with yearly billing
The pricing page marks the Yearly option as 20% off: Ultimate is $8.67 a month billed annually, against $10.83 a month on the Monthly option.
- Education
Student pricing on request
The FAQ says students can get special pricing by emailing the support team with their details. No rate is published.
- Nonprofit
Non-profit pricing on request
The same FAQ answer offers non-profits special pricing, arranged by contacting the support team. No rate is published.
Weekrise
No public discounts listed.
