Bento

Productivity · Bento is a local-first desktop app that combines fifteen thoughtful mini-apps into one cohesive environment. It helps you manage your tasks, notes, mood, sleep, budgets, and more, all without the dist

—Revenue not publicly disclosed
$4entry price
6monthly tiers
0monthly reports

Revenue trail

Only one revenue report so far — a trail needs two.

Reported by the founder. Price taken from the tool's own pricing page: https://iamazeyou.me/pricing.

Price ladder

PlanPriceDated
—$3.99/mo2026-10-24
—$7/mo2026-10-24
Notes — replaces Notion ($10/mo2026-10-24
—$14.99/mo2026-10-24
—$19.99/mo2026-10-24
Lifetime$180/mo2026-10-24
Lifetime$29 one-time2026-10-24
—$74.99/yr2026-10-24

Prices are shown exactly as the tool publishes them — per month, per year or one-time. Only monthly prices are compared across tools; a yearly price is never divided into a monthly one. Other currencies are converted at the ECB rate of 2026-10-26.

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Is your price right for this band? Bento opens at $4; 1587 tools sit within the same range. Put your own price next to them and see where you land.

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Questions this page answers

How much does Bento cost?

$4 per month for the cheapest monthly tier, up to $180 per month for the top tier. Read from the tool's own pricing page on 2026-10-24.

Does Bento publish its revenue?

No. It publishes a price but no revenue figure, which is true of most tools in this market.

Is Bento cheap for this price band?

Its $4 entry price sits below the $10 median of the 1588 tools indexed in the same band.

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