Guides

Prices, free tiers and exits

The questions app marketing pages avoid, answered with the company's own words and the date we read them.

What belongs here

A guide gets written when the honest answer is a fact somebody publishes and nobody collects: what a subscription costs this month, which feature left the free tier and when, where the cancel button actually lives. Product comparisons live in Compare, scored single-app write-ups in Reviews, and nutrition maths in Calculators.

Every figure names its source URL and the date it was read, because prices move and a page without a date is worthless six months later. Where a company blocks automated requests or simply does not publish something, the guide says so and leaves the gap.

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