Planday is quoted per business rather than sold at one flat rate, and every plan starts with a free 30-day trial that needs no credit card. The plans are shaped around business size — small, medium and enterprise — so the price reflects your headcount and locations.
Planday is priced per business rather than sold at one flat rate, and every plan begins with a free 30-day trial — no credit card and no commitment.
Here's how the plans are structured and what you get before you pick one.
Planday builds its offering around the size of your business, with dedicated paths for small, medium and enterprise teams. Instead of pushing you into a fixed bundle, the platform is set up to fit the way you already schedule. You can take a product tour or book a demo before you decide.
What the platform is built on
- A cloud platform with nothing to install, so you and your team can sign in from anywhere.
- A free iOS and Android app for clocking in, messaging, and requesting shift swaps.
- Smart, AI-assisted scheduling, time tracking and payroll-ready timesheets that cut admin time.
- Leave and absence management, including holiday policies, TOIL and overtime rules.
- Configurable user access control, so each team member sees only what they need.
Who each size of plan suits
Smaller teams — a single cafe, clinic or shop — usually want the essentials: fast rotas, accurate hours, and a schedule everyone can check on their phone. Mid-sized businesses running a few sites tend to need shared visibility across locations, clearer staffing cost reporting, and leave handled in one place. Larger organisations get expert help with setup, plus multi-site oversight, open APIs and integrations for payroll and HR systems.
Because a quote depends on headcount, locations and the modules you need, confirm licence limits and how extra team members are billed before you commit.
Every new customer can put Planday through its paces for 30 days, free, with no credit card and no commitment. You also get a support team, a library of how-to videos, and no complicated installation — it all runs in the cloud. Bigger businesses can lean on consultants to build a setup that matches their operation.