OmniFocus 3 vs Todoist
Todoist: Both are personal task managers for capturing and tracking to-dos, the task capture OmniFocus is bought for.

Professional task management for complex workflows
As of 13 November 2026, OmniFocus 3 starts at $74.99/month. OmniFocus 3 is a comprehensive task and project management application designed for professionals and power users who need sophisticated organization. Softwr lists it under Productivity. OmniFocus 3 is made by The Omni Group, launched in 1993, available on macOS, iOS, Web.
Overview
OmniFocus 3 is a comprehensive task and project management application designed for professionals and power users who need sophisticated organization. Built on the Getting Things Done methodology, it offers advanced features like custom perspectives, automation, and deep integration with Apple's ecosystem.
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Todoist: Both are personal task managers for capturing and tracking to-dos, the task capture OmniFocus is bought for.
Things 3: Both are personal task managers for organising to-dos and projects, the task tracking OmniFocus is bought for.
TickTick: Both are task managers for organising personal to-dos and projects, the task and project work OmniFocus covers.
Pricing
Taken from the vendor's own pricing page. Prices move, so check before you buy.
Standard License
$74.99
Pro License
$149.99
Subscription (all platforms + web)
$99.99 /yr
Web-only Subscription
$4.99 /mo
Capabilities
GTD-based task organization
Projects and subprojects
Contexts and tags
Custom perspectives
Automation
Quick entry
Sync across devices
Deferred and due dates
Answered, with sources
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OmniFocus offers perpetual licenses at $74.99 (Standard) or $149.99 (Pro) for one-time purchase, or subscriptions at $99.99/year for all platforms plus web, or $4.99/month for web-only access.
SourceOmniFocus includes a 14-day free trial for download, and a 30-day money-back guarantee applies to perpetual licenses.
SourceA single OmniFocus perpetual license includes access across Mac, iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, and Apple Vision Pro.
SourceBehind it
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