
Daily Sudoku
One dated classic 9x9 sudoku a day, free
Plenty of sites have endless sudoku; these give everyone the same dated grid or set of grids each day, so you can compare times and keep a streak. Most are free in a browser, and the newspapers add several levels a day.

One dated classic 9x9 sudoku a day, free

One grid a day with notes, hints and a streak, and no ads

Easy, Normal and Hard grids free every day

Five daily levels, from a 6x6 mini to expert

Easy, medium and hard grids each day, free

Four free grids a day from Easy to Very Hard

A Daily Challenge for each date, with an archive and trophies

The New York Times' Easy, Medium and Hard set, with a subscription

Three daily puzzles in different styles with leaderboards

LinkedIn's quick 6x6 sudoku each day

A 4x4, a 6x6 and a 9x9 chained against the clock

A daily sudoku with sum cages

A daily sudoku with irregular regions

A daily sudoku on an irregular layout of polygon cells

The Times' numbered daily series, mild to super fiendish, for subscribers

A free daily sudoku on Fox News's games page, with difficulty levels and a calendar
For one free grid a day, Daily Sudoku has a dated Special Daily Sudoku on a classic 9x9 grid, and DailyPlay's Daily Sudoku has one grid a day with notes, hints and a streak and no ads. Sudoku.com runs a Daily Challenge for each date with an archive and trophies.
If you like to pick a level, the newspapers are the place to go. The Washington Post and the Boston Globe each post Easy, Medium and Hard grids free every day, and the Los Angeles Times posts five, from a 6x6 Mini up to Expert. The New York Times and The Times of London have the same idea behind a subscription, The Times with a long numbered series from mild to super fiendish. Greatest Games posts four free grids a day from Easy to Very Hard.
For a short break, LinkedIn's Mini Sudoku is one 6x6 grid a day, and Sudoku Shift chains a 4x4, a 6x6 and a 9x9 against the clock. For something different, Daily Killer Sudoku adds sum cages, Daily Jigsaw Sudoku and Cracked Sudoku replace the 3x3 boxes with irregular shapes, and 3Doku puts the puzzle on a cube. Good Sudoku, from Zach Gage, has three daily puzzles in different styles with leaderboards and hints that teach technique.
Daily Sudoku, DailyPlay's Daily Sudoku, Sudoku.com's Daily Challenge, the Washington Post, the Boston Globe, the Los Angeles Times and Greatest Games all have a free daily sudoku in the browser.
The Washington Post and Boston Globe post three levels a day, Greatest Games four, and the Los Angeles Times five, from a 6x6 mini to expert.
Yes. Daily Killer Sudoku posts a free one each day, and The Times has numbered killer sudokus for subscribers.
LinkedIn's Mini Sudoku is a 6x6 grid a day, and the Los Angeles Times includes a 6x6 Mini in its daily set.