Hizo review
Updated September 28, 2026 · ForgeCue Editorial Team · Facts checked September 26, 2026
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Our verdict
Hizo is a project management tool for beginners, and the free plan is a genuine starting point with unlimited habits and to-do items. The paid plan begins at $1.92, under the alternatives beside it, which makes it a fit for small teams watching cost at entry and at renewal.
Key facts
- Best for
- Beginners and small teams who want a free habits and to-do system before spending.
- Price from
- $1.92 (Source, checked September 26, 2026)
- Free plan
- Yes (Source, checked September 26, 2026)
- Usage limits
- Unlimited habits and todo on free plan (Source, checked September 26, 2026)
- Tool type
- Project-management (Source, checked September 26, 2026)
- Support channels
- Email, Help-centre (Source, checked September 26, 2026)
- Audience
- Beginners
- Pricing model
- Free plan
- Official website
- hizo.me
Apps and profiles
- Get the app
- App StoreGoogle Play
Pros and cons
Pros
- Hizo's paid plan starts at $1.92, well under the site median entry price, €13.15.
- A free plan is part of the deal, and habits and to-do items are unlimited on it, so a solo user can build a full list before touching a budget.
- The audience is beginners, which suits a first habits and to-do system rather than a heavy rollout.
- Entry price of $1.92 undercuts Bitbucket at $3.65 and ClickUp at $10 for price-first readers.
Cons
- Support runs on email and help centre only, so anyone wanting phone or live chat has to look at another brand.
- The audience is beginners, which is a narrow fit for a team that already runs a layered approval process.
- Pricing leans on a free plan model, so teams that outgrow habits and to-dos budget for the paid plan at $1.92.
Who it suits
- Solo users and small teams who want a habits and to-do system running on a free plan.
- Readers who are new to project management, since the audience is beginners.
- Price-first buyers, who find $1.92 a lighter entry than Bitbucket at $3.65 or ClickUp at $10.
Who should look elsewhere
- Teams that want a wider project suite can compare ClickUp, listed at $10, against Hizo's $1.92.
- Readers who need support beyond email and help centre should weigh ClickUp and Bitbucket on service before settling.
- Buyers on a bigger budget line, where Dolisoft at €14 sits well above the $1.92 entry.
Plans and pricing
Hizo is a project management tool sold on a free plan and a paid plan. The paid plan is priced at an entry figure of $1.92, which sits at the cheap end of this category. A free plan is offered too, so the order of operations for a new team is simple: try the free plan, and budget $1.92 only once habits and to-dos need more room than that plan gives. Readers weighing cost at entry and at renewal can use $1.92 as the number to carry forward, since it is the price Hizo lists.
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Frequently asked questions
How much does Hizo cost to start?+
Hizo's paid plan starts at an entry price of $1.92, and a free plan is available as well. The site's median entry price is €13.15, while the median across project management brands is €11.18. That gap is why Hizo shows up on a shortlist of cheap planners.
Is there a free plan on Hizo?+
Yes, Hizo has a free plan, and the pricing model behind the service is a free plan. On the free plan, habits and to-do items are unlimited, so a solo user can build a full list without a cap in the way. That is the version most readers should try before looking at a paid tier.
What do I get on Hizo's free plan?+
The free plan covers habits and to-do items with no cap on either, so lists can grow as far as the work does. The paid plan at $1.92 sits above it for anything wider than habits and to-dos. Readers who only need a personal list will find no reason to move off the free version.
Who is Hizo built for?+
The stated audience is beginners, and the tool type is project management. That points at a first habits and to-do system rather than a large rollout with layers of approval. A team with a mature process and a wider toolchain may want to compare a broader suite first.
How do I get help from Hizo?+
Support runs on email and help centre, meaning email and a help centre, with no phone line or live chat. That suits readers who are happy to write in and work from the documentation. It is the first thing to weigh for teams that want a person on the line during the working day.
How does Hizo compare with ClickUp on price?+
Hizo's paid plan starts at $1.92, while ClickUp starts at $10. On entry price alone, Hizo sits lower, and the gap widens once a paid plan covers several people. ClickUp belongs on the shortlist when the requirement is a broader project suite.
How does Hizo compare with Bitbucket and Dolisoft?+
Bitbucket starts at $3.65 and Dolisoft at €14, against Hizo at $1.92. All three are listed as alternatives, but Hizo is the one carrying a free plan and a project management focus. Price is the first filter here, not the only one.
What should I budget for a renewal on Hizo?+
The entry price of $1.92 is the figure Hizo lists, so carry it into a renewal budget as the ongoing reference point. For wider context, the median renewal price across the site is €5.99, and the median entry price is €13.15. Renewals in this category often sit above a first bill.
Where does Hizo rank on price?+
Hizo ranks 10 on entry price among 307 brands compared on the site, with a cost part of 9.7 and an overall score of 9.7. Ranking near the floor on price is the main argument for putting it on a shortlist.
Sources
- hizo.me checked September 26, 2026
Backs: Audience, Free plan, Pricing model, Price from, Support channels, Tool type, Usage limits
“a simple and minimalist habit tracker and todo app”
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