Freemium, but I don't promote it that much. When people pay they expect support, new features and new iterations - something that I don't have time to provide a

Freemium, but I don't promote it that much. When people pay they expect support, new features and new iterations - something that I don't have time to provide as Todoist isn't my active startup. For numbers: Todoist has 100.000+ users and only a few % paying customers - enough to cover costs and make it profitable.