Morgen is a calendar and task planner with AI time blocking, built for people juggling several calendars and task apps who'd rather plan in one place. The catch, as of Oct 2026: there's no free plan, only a 14-day trial, and paying monthly means paying double the yearly rate for individuals (30 dollars a month against 15).
Morgen sells one feature set at four prices, which is unusual enough to be worth slowing down on. I read Morgen's own pricing page, and the plans differ by who's paying (an individual or a team) and how often you pay (monthly or yearly), not by what you get. That changes how you should judge it, and it moves most of the decision to the billing line.
Morgen's four prices in one table
| Plan | Price (dollars) | What's included | The condition |
|---|---|---|---|
| Individuals, monthly | 30 a month, billed monthly | Time blocking supported by AI Planner, unlimited calendars and tasks integrations, calendar automations, booking page and scheduling links, apps for Windows, macOS, Linux, mobile and browser | Low commitment, highest individual rate |
| Individuals, yearly | 15 a month, billed yearly | All in Pro Monthly, plus access to all updates and improvements as Morgen evolves | Paid yearly; the page labels it Save 50% compared to Monthly |
| Team, monthly | 25 per seat a month, billed monthly | The same planner features, with apps for Windows, macOS, Linux and mobile | Minimum 2 seats |
| Team, yearly | 10 per seat a month, billed yearly | All in Pro Monthly, cancel anytime | Minimum 2 seats; the page labels it Save 60% compared to Monthly |
Figures are as listed on Morgen's pricing page as of Oct 2026, in dollars. Every plan starts with a 14-day free trial with full access and no credit card required, and the page lists a 30-day money-back guarantee. Check the vendor's pricing page before you buy.
The monthly-versus-yearly gap is the real decision
On most planners you pick a tier by features. On Morgen you can't, because the feature list doesn't change, so the only real choices are whether you're one person or a team and whether you'll commit for a year. For an individual, monthly is 30 dollars a month and yearly is 15 dollars a month, which Morgen's own label calls Save 50% compared to Monthly. For teams the gap is wider: 25 dollars per seat a month billed monthly against 10 dollars per seat a month billed yearly, labelled Save 60% compared to Monthly.
That shapes how I'd use the trial. It's 14 days with full access and no credit card required, so you can start without handing over payment details, but you'll want to know which billing line you'd pick before those two weeks are up. Monthly is the flexible option and you pay heavily for that flexibility. Yearly is the better rate, and the 30-day money-back guarantee is there as a backstop; I'd read Morgen's terms on how that guarantee applies before relying on it for a yearly payment.
The team minimum matters too. Both team plans list a minimum of 2 seats, so a team plan never bills for one person. If you're solo, the individual plans are the ones that apply to you, and if you're two people, you're paying for at least two seats whichever team line you choose.
What the Morgen planner covers
The core is time blocking supported by Morgen's AI Planner. Time blocking just means giving each task its own slot on your calendar rather than leaving it on a list, so your day shows what you'll do and when. Around that, the plan cards list unlimited calendars and tasks integrations, calendar automations, and a booking page with scheduling links so other people can book time with you.
On platforms, the individual card lists apps for Windows, macOS, Linux, mobile and browser, and the page says it works on every platform. The team card's list reads Windows, macOS, Linux and mobile, so if your team lives in a browser tab, check that before you commit. The page also describes Morgen as Swiss-hosted and GDPR compliant, which is its own line and worth knowing if where your data sits matters to your clients.
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Before your Morgen trial ends, check these
- Connect every calendar and task app you use. Integrations are listed as unlimited, so the trial is the time to see your whole week in one view.
- Try the booking page and scheduling links if people book time with you. If you never use them, you're paying for a feature you don't need.
- Let the AI Planner block a few real days, not a test day, so you know whether you'll keep using it.
- If you're a team, count seats (the minimum is 2) and check the platforms your people use.
- Decide monthly or yearly before day 14, with the guarantee terms read.
Who'll get the most from Morgen, and who won't
Good fit
- People who live in several calendars and task apps and want one planner with AI time blocking.
- Anyone who takes bookings and wants a booking page and scheduling links in the same tool.
- Users happy to commit yearly to get the lower rate.
Poor fit
- Anyone who wants a permanent free plan, since the page offers a trial, not a free tier.
- People who want to pay month to month without paying double the yearly rate.
- Solo users hoping to use a team plan, given the minimum of 2 seats.
Verdict: is Morgen worth a trial?
I'd start the 14-day trial if you live across several calendars and task apps and want one place to block out your day, because it needs no card and gives full access. I'd only pay monthly for a month or two while deciding, then switch to yearly if it stuck, since the yearly rate is half the monthly one for individuals. I'd skip Morgen if you want a permanent free plan, or if you won't commit to a year and don't want to pay double for monthly.
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Frequently asked questions
Does Morgen have a free plan?
No. The pricing page offers a 14-day free trial with full access and no credit card required, then paid plans for individuals and teams.
How much is Morgen?
Individuals pay 30 dollars a month billed monthly or 15 dollars a month billed yearly. Teams pay 25 dollars per seat a month billed monthly or 10 dollars per seat a month billed yearly, with a minimum of 2 seats.
Can I get a refund from Morgen?
The pricing page lists a 30-day money-back guarantee. Read Morgen's terms for how it applies to your plan.
What platforms does Morgen run on?
The individual plan lists apps for Windows, macOS, Linux, mobile and browser, and the page says it works on every platform.
