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ClickUp Free: Unlimited Tasks, 60MB of Storage
Unlimited tasks and unlimited members, against 60 megabytes of storage. That ratio tells you exactly what the free tier is for.
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Krea Free: 100 Units a Day, All the Models
A daily unit allowance that covers almost every model on the platform. The restriction is how far each unit goes, not which doors it opens.
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Mailchimp's Free Plan Shrank to 250 Contacts in 2026
The free plan that built a million mailing lists now caps at 250 contacts and 500 sends. What changed, and whether it still fits your list.
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Airtable Free: 1,000 Records Per Base, Five Editors
Unlimited bases sounds like unlimited capacity. The 1,000-record ceiling per base is what stops most real databases in the first three months.
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HeyGen Free: Three Videos a Month, One Minute Each
Three videos and sixty seconds each is a demo allocation, not a production allowance. The avatar catalogue is what makes it worth using anyway.
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Obsidian Is Free, Complete, and Needs No Account
The rarest kind of free tier: the whole product, permanently, without an account. What it does not include is any way to get your notes onto a second device.
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invideo Hides Its Free Plan From the Pricing Page
There is a free tier, it needs no card, and invideo does not sell it. That absence is itself the most useful thing to know before signing up.
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Zapier Free Stops at 100 Tasks and Two Steps
The task count is the number people watch. The two-step limit is the one that decides what you can actually build.
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Kling Free Gives 66 Credits a Day, and Watermarks
A daily allowance that resets rather than accumulates, which rewards regular short use and quietly wastes whatever you do not spend each day.
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Todoist Free: 5 Projects, and It Never Expires
A permanent free tier with a real ceiling on structure rather than features. Five projects is generous until your work and your life both need separating.
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Runway Free Is 125 Credits, Once, and That Is It
Not a monthly allowance. A single deposit of 125 credits that never refills, worth roughly ten seconds of current-generation video before the account is done.
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Udio Free Stops at Three Full Songs a Day
Ten credits a day sounds generous until you count what a song costs. The three-full-songs-per-day cap is the limit that actually shapes how you work.