Affordable 2027 planners you can just buy

Planner season in the Philippines usually comes with a sticker card and a lot of coffee runs. It’s a fun ritual if you have coffee every day. But if you don’t, or would rather not complete 19 coffee orders for a planner, just go ahead and buy one.

Here are some options you can get from local and online shops, all under ₱1,000.

NBS Best Buy

For the bare minimum planner

If you only need to remember paydays, deadlines and birthdays, start at the bookstore.

National Book Store’s Best Buy line has a pocket 2027 monthly planner with a plastic jacket for ₱29, an 80-sheet weekly for ₱129 and a 252-sheet A5 daily for ₱229. Some variants show as sold out online, so you might want to check your nearest branch.

Muji

If you prefer clean minimalist pages

MUJI has a range of 2027 monthly and weekly planners starting at ₱190. It features a simple monthly layout with room for your handwritten notes. The vinyl-cover versions start at ₱350, while the kraft cover and the vertical planner are ₱390. All start on Monday and come mostly in B6 and A5.

The vertical planner suits people who time-block their day. It has a weekly timeline plus free space, monthly calendars from December 2026 to January 2028, cover pockets for cards and receipts, and a bookmark string.

Skitbooks

A planner that already knows our holidays

Skitbooks’ 2027 Planner comes in six covers you can choose from. It includes the 2027 regular holidays and special days, so you can plan your leaves and trips ahead of time. The week starts on Monday, so it’s great for someone who likes starting their activities on Mondays. Each is priced at ₱500.

They also have a Midyear Planner if you plan around a school or fiscal calendar. It starts at ₱300.

Cada Dia

For the sophisticated planner

Planner brand Cada Dia lets you choose how your week looks.

Its quadrant layout mixes lists and reflections, while the vertical layout suits long to-do lists and time blocking. Pick A5 or A6 in Butter, Forest, Lilac or Roast, from ₱799 (regular price ₱849).

Kinbor

If time blocking and grids are your thing

Kinbor is for planners who like grid paper and time blocking. Its daily books give each day its own page with a light grid and a vertical hourly timeline, and they’re thread-sewn to open flat.

Online shop StationeryCafe carries the 2027 line locally. The Undated Weeks (₱460) lets you start any week, while the dated 2027 Weeks is ₱890. The 2027 A6 Full Year (₱950) is the smaller size for a bag, and the B6 2027 and 2027 Timeline editions are ₱980 each.

CNS Designs

When you intend to start planning anytime

CNS Designs, the makers of the long-running Design Your Life planner, went undated for 2026 and are keeping that format for 2027. That makes these a safe buy even if you start late. Each book is ₱649.

Design Your Life is the colorful one, with a new design every month and a sticker sheet. It comes in Boxed or Vertical layouts, with the same content in both.

Back to Basics keeps the pages calmer for people who find themed spreads distracting. Limitless gives you 53 undated weeks with hourly slots you can start in the morning or afternoon, built for time blocking.

Witty Will Save the World

For journaling more than scheduling

If you want a place for your days rather than your deadlines, try Witty’s Diary ng Trentahin (₱799).

It’s a yearless page-a-day journal with prompts that run from reflective to funny, peppered with humor and pop culture. Pair it with a ₱29 monthly planner and you’ve covered both sides of the year for under ₱850.

There are tons of options out there for you. Go with the layout that fits how you already plan your week.