Microsoft To Do (free)

Microsoft To Do is a to-do list app from Microsoft that syncs your lists across the web, iOS, Android and Windows. It is free to use.

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Microsoft To Do (free) is a productivity and SaaS perk from Microsoft, offering a free plan (web, iOS, Android, Windows), with no funding required.

Who qualifies
No funding needed
Benefit type
Free plan

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What you get

Inside Microsoft To Do (free)

Microsoft says you can use Microsoft To Do for free and sync your lists across the web and iOS, Android and Windows devices. Its support page says it is free when you use a personal Microsoft account, including for Microsoft 365 Family and Personal subscribers. Some government and other account types are not supported yet.

Eligibility

Who it's for

Funding / backing
No funding needed
Geography
Global
Recurring / expiry
Free plan with no time limit.
Other requirements
It is free with a personal Microsoft account. Some government and other account types are not supported yet.
How to claim

How to apply for Microsoft To Do (free)

Steps to apply
  1. 1Sign in with a personal Microsoft account on the Microsoft To Do app or web.
  2. 2No application is needed.
Good to know: Plans read on microsoft.com and its support pages on October 29, 2026.
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Other ways to get a deal on Microsoft

Mercury gives its customers a deal on Microsoft. It is separate from Microsoft To Do (free), with its own conditions, and partners usually allow one startup deal per company, so compare who qualifies before you apply.

  • Mercury PerksMicrosoft for Startups: $5k credits + moreFor Mercury business account holders
    • Your Startup has not already received more than a total of $10,000 in free Azure.
    • Your headquarters must reside in the countries covered by our Azure global infrastructure.
    • Your startup has not gone through a Series D or later funding round.
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Questions

Microsoft To Do (free): common questions

Is Microsoft free?

Yes, Microsoft can be used for free. Free plan (web, iOS, Android, Windows). As stated on Microsoft's own page, linked on this page.

Who qualifies for Microsoft To Do (free)?

Microsoft To Do (free) is open to any startup, with no funding required. It is free with a personal Microsoft account. Some government and other account types are not supported yet.

Do I need to be VC-backed or in an accelerator to get Microsoft To Do (free)?

No. Microsoft To Do (free) is open to any startup that meets the stated criteria, no investor or accelerator backing required.

How do I apply for Microsoft To Do (free)?

Sign in with a personal Microsoft account on the Microsoft To Do app or web. No application is needed.

How long do I have to use Microsoft To Do (free), and does it expire?

Free plan with no time limit.

Is Microsoft To Do (free) available outside the US?

Microsoft To Do (free) is available globally, subject to the provider's terms.

Complete guideMicrosoft for Startups: The 2026 Azure Credits GuideMicrosoft for Startups in 2026: the $200 start, five milestones to $150K in Azure credits, the Investor Network code, and what the credits will not pay for.Free to-do list apps, comparedMicrosoft To Do's free plan next to every other free to-do list appWhat each to-do list app gives you free today, its main limit and what the first paid plan costs, read from each provider's own page.
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