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Plans for your family
Every plan includes every protection, never a tier held back. Compare capacity, then continue to secure checkout.
Everything included
Start with the full product
- Every feature, no tier held back
- Android tablets and phones, Windows PCs and Macs
- Both parents on one account
- Secure Stripe-hosted checkout on the web
Protection stays on
You lose the paid features. Your child stays protected. A lapsed payment does not unlock a tablet, does not restore a blocked app, and does not disable the filter.
This is built into the product, not a policy we could quietly change: no billing state can turn protection off — not a card that fails, not a plan you cancel, not an invoice nobody paid. A child's safety is not leverage for collecting a card.
A subscription change means you would not be able to change your child's settings — add or tighten a restriction, add a child or a device, or ring a tablet until payment is sorted out. Lifting a restriction, unblocking a site, granting more time and unlocking a device stay available.
Choose your capacity
The difference is capacity: how many Android devices or computers a plan covers — Android tablets and phones, Windows PCs and Macs, never an iPhone or iPad. Every price below is the price you pay at checkout.
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Create your account, choose a plan, and continue to Stripe's hosted checkout. Then use the setup downloads to secure a supported Android tablet, phone or computer.
Secure checkout is hosted by Stripe. ParentProof apps never ask for or store your full card number.
Questions about plans
What happens if a payment changes?
Protection is never tied to payment: a lapse can suspend your ability to change settings, never the restrictions already running on the device — and lifting a restriction stays available throughout.
Are plans per device or per family?
Per family. Each plan covers the Android devices and computers in your household. A child's iPhone or iPad is not a device ParentProof can supervise on any plan — the devices page explains why.
Can both parents have access?
Yes, and it is included. One parent creates an invite code, the other enters it, and they see the same tablets and the same settings. Nothing is emailed — the code is handed over the way a pairing code is.