Pricing

One price, everything in it

No tiers to compare, no charge per kid, nothing held back for a higher plan. Five kids and two grown-ups pay what one kid pays. US dollars, US families, for now.

Everything, for the whole household

Free while we're in beta.

$0 during beta

We plan to charge $59 a year, or $6.99 a month, once we leave beta.

Families who subscribe within a year of the day beta ends keep $49 a year for as long as they stay subscribed.

Join the beta

Nothing is charged and no card is on file during beta. We'll email you a month before anything changes.

What's included

  • Unlimited kids
  • Unlimited grown-ups
  • Jars, chores, goals and payday
  • Accounts and transactions, typed in by hand
  • Zero-based budget
  • Loans and cards with balances and due days
  • Investments and net worth, with an Owed to the kids line
  • Works in any browser; phone apps coming
  • Download your data, any time

That's the whole list. There is no second column.

The long answers

Written the way we'd say it to you rather than the way a policy page would.

Ask us anything
What does "free while we're in beta" mean?
Nobody pays while we're in beta and no card is on file. We'll email you a month before that changes. Families who subscribe within a year of the day beta ends keep $49 a year for as long as they stay subscribed.
What happens if we stop paying, later on?
The plan is that the app goes read-only: nothing is deleted, your kids notice nothing, and you can download everything whenever you like. We'll publish the exact terms before anyone is asked to pay.
Why won't I be able to pay in the app?
Because an app that sells to you is an app that nags. Billing will live on cubbyjar.com, so the app has no paywall, no upgrade banner and nothing for a kid to stumble into.
Do you sell my family's data?
No. The subscription will be the whole business model, which is the point of charging for it. No ads, no data brokers, no third-party analytics, and nothing aimed at your kids.