All comparisons

Which should you pick?

Motion is the most aggressive: it takes your tasks and your calendar and decides your day, which works well if you will actually let it. Reclaim, now part of Dropbox, is the gentler of the two, defending time for habits and priorities rather than planning your day outright, though it too now markets itself as scheduling agents rather than a passive defender. If you were sent here looking for Clockwise, it shut down on 27 March 2026 when the team joined Salesforce, and its own notice pointed customers at Reclaim.

What it costs

Pricing
Paid
Pricing details
No free plan, free trial only. Pro AI $29 per seat/month ($19 billed annually). Business AI $49 per seat/month ($29 billed annually).
Price range
$29 - $49/moChecked 2026-09-19
Free option
Free trial only
Plans
  • Pro AI$29/mo
  • Business AI$49/mo

What it is

What it does
Motion is a project management and productivity automation platform that helps teams organize work, manage projects, and automate workflows.

The details

Tags
calendarproductivityschedulingtasks

What it costs

Pricing
Freemium
Pricing details
Free Lite plan for one user. Starter $10 per seat/month, Business $15 per seat/month, Enterprise $22 per seat/month (talk to sales). Yearly billing saves 20%.
Price range
$0 - $15/moChecked 2026-09-22
Free option
Free tier
Plans
  • Lite$0/mo
  • Starter$10/mo
  • Business$15/mo
  • Enterprise$22/mo

What it is

What it does
Reclaim defends focus time by scheduling habits, tasks and breaks around your existing meetings, with a free tier and paid plans priced for each seat.

The details

Tags
calendarschedulingproductivitytime-management
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What each one is actually like to use, tested by hand rather than summarised from the vendor’s own page.

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