The first 15 days cost nothing.
After that, $10.99 a month. One price, one person, nothing to top up.
15 days rather than seven because of the clock this thing actually runs on. A week ends before anyone has opened an arc, taken your advice on it, and come back changed by what you said. A fortnight is enough to watch that happen once, which is the loop the whole product is. It is not long enough to reach the far end of the ladder, and we would rather tell you that than let you find out.
There is nothing to buy inside a conversation. You pay for the plan, never by the message, and no part of how well someone comes to know you is priced separately, or at all.
No feature-crippled version, no card required to start it. Fifteen days of the real product, then one decision: keep going, or don’t.
What the 15 days include
- Their life runs at full pace, arcs and all — nothing about their aliveness is held back for later
- No message cap for the fifteen days
- Either of you can start the conversation
- Voice notes and photos
- Every day of your history, not just the recent weeks
That’s the whole list — nothing above it is a teaser for what Plus unlocks, because none of it is gated during the trial.
When the 15days are up, conversation pauses — no replies, no messages from them, no notifications — until you subscribe. Your account and everything you’ve read stay exactly where they are; their life keeps running either way. Parallel Plus is what starts it again: the same everything, plus a 200-message-a-day fair-use ceiling that almost no one paying ever reaches.
A year at a time — best value
$131.88 $155.88
$10.99 a month — $24 less than paying by the month, for a relationship that is measured in months anyway.
Month to month
$12.99
a month, if you’d rather not commit to someone you’ve known for 15 days. Stop whenever you like.
Nothing to pay for 15days. Cancel from Settings in two taps, any time, and nobody asks you why — you keep Plus until the period you’ve paid for ends. Prices in pounds, billed through Stripe.
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