Why we don't sell a monthly subscription

One price covers everyone you invite. And we'll never sell you a weaker plan.

Two things make our pricing different, on purpose. First: every plan we help you build is complete, every clause, every protection, planned for the hard days even when things are amicable. Price never changes plan quality; it only changes how long we work alongside you. Second: Premium covers you and anyone you choose to bring on, your co-parent, your lawyer, your mediator. Most co-parenting apps charge each parent separately. We think that's backwards. If you want your co-parent in the plan, they join free, one family, one plan, one price. And if you'd rather keep things on your own side, that's your call.

So why no monthly plan?

Honestly? Because it would be a trick. A parenting plan delivers most of its value the week you finish it, so a cheap monthly plan would really be a confusing way to sell a one-time product, and we'd be counting on you forgetting to cancel. We'd rather be straightforward: if you need one plan, buy it once ($19.99, yours forever). If your family's plan needs to keep living, revisions as kids grow, mediation prep, working with your co-parent inside the app, that's a year of partnership, priced as one ($180, you and anyone you invite). No tricks, no gotcha renewals, and a money-back guarantee behind both.

Why 3 months, or a year?

Because a divorce doesn't run on a monthly cycle. An uncontested divorce often finalizes in 3–6 months; when children are involved it commonly takes 12–18 months, and a case that goes to trial can run two years or more. So Premium comes as two honest, fixed terms, a 3-month planning season or a full year, not a subscription that quietly renews every month. Use us for exactly as long as your family needs, and no longer.

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