Billing questions usually come up after a user has already chosen a plan. At that point, what matters most is understanding when the charge will happen, whether the amount stays the same, how Workspace billing is calculated, and where to go if you need to update payment details, download an invoice, or cancel before the next renewal.

This guide is designed to be the main billing reference for Any.do. It focuses on subscription billing itself rather than plan comparison, so you can quickly understand how monthly and yearly billing work, how automatic renewals are handled, how Workspace seat-based billing is calculated, and why Apple App Store, Google Play, Huawei, and direct Any.do purchases behave a little differently.

Before you begin, you may also want to check:

Any.do subscriptions can be started through more than one billing platform. This matters because the original purchase source usually determines how the subscription is billed and managed later.

You can subscribe to Any.do through:

In most cases, the platform where you started the subscription becomes the platform that controls billing for that subscription.

Any.do paid plans are offered as recurring subscriptions, not as one-time payments.

The main billing cycles are:

The exact options shown to you may vary depending on the plan, platform, region, or current offer. In general, paid Any.do plans may be available in one or both of these billing cycles.

Once you subscribe to a paid Any.do plan, the subscription renews automatically on the same billing cycle unless you cancel before the renewal date.

In most cases:

For example, if you purchased a monthly subscription on December 30, the next charge is usually processed on January 30. If you purchased a yearly subscription on December 30, 2024, the next charge is usually processed on December 30, 2025.

This same general billing logic applies across Any.do paid plans unless a specific billing provider handles renewals differently under its own terms.

Workspace billing works differently from the other paid plans because it is based on the number of members in each Workspace rather than one flat subscription rate.

This means:

This is the main billing difference between Workspace and the other Any.do paid plans.

If you started with a free trial, the billing behavior after the trial follows the same general rule as any other Any.do subscription.

That means the trial will usually renew automatically into the selected paid plan unless it is canceled before the renewal date. The provider that handles billing after the trial depends on where the trial was started.

The billing provider is usually the same platform where the subscription was purchased. This is why billing behavior may look different from one user to another.

In general:

This affects where you go to manage your payment method, subscription status, invoice details, and cancellation settings.

A common source of confusion is that not every billing action can be completed inside Any.do itself. That is because the purchase source controls important parts of the subscription.

Depending on where you subscribed, the following may be handled differently:

This is why two users on the same Any.do plan may still see different billing-management steps.

If you need to change the card or payment method attached to your subscription, the correct steps depend on where the subscription was purchased.

For example, a subscription purchased through Apple App Store must usually be updated through Apple’s payment settings, while a direct Any.do subscription is managed differently.

Invoices and receipts may also vary depending on the billing provider. Some invoice actions are controlled by the original purchase source, while others are available directly through Any.do’s billing flow.

If you need to view, edit, or download an invoice, it is best to go directly to the dedicated invoice guide.

Canceling an Any.do subscription does not always happen in the same place where you use the app. In most cases, cancellation must be completed through the platform that processes the billing.

If you want to stop future renewals, make sure to cancel the subscription before the next renewal date through the correct billing provider.