What Equal House Pro includes
What you get on the Free plan, what Pro adds, what it costs, and how to cancel.
Where to find it
More → Equal House Pro
The Free plan
Free is a real plan, not a trial. The Fairness Engine, tasks and chores, the shared calendar, meal plans, Kid Mode, pocket money, routines, wellbeing and gratitude are all included, for as long as you like.
The one limit is how far ahead you can plan: three days. Everything else works.
What Pro adds
- Unlimited planning — the whole year, not the next three days
- Bric, the assistant, and connecting other tools
- Safe Space
- Linking other households and planning with them
- Calendar sync — bringing in the calendar you already keep
- Email forwarding and the review inbox
- Bric, your assistant
What it costs
£2.99 a month, or £29.90 a year. The yearly price is two months cheaper.
There is no free trial. We would rather have a Free plan that is genuinely usable for ever than a countdown that turns into a bill. So take as long as you like on Free, and upgrade when the three-day limit starts getting in your way.
Upgrading
More → Equal House Pro. You can also subscribe on our website.
Cancelling
Cancel with whoever you took the subscription out with, which depends on where you bought it, not on which phone you are holding now:
- In the app on an iPhone or iPad — through the App Store, in your Apple subscriptions. Apple bills it, so only Apple can stop it.
- In the app on Android, or on our website — through the Stripe billing portal. Buying Pro on Android opens the same Stripe checkout the website uses, so there is no Google Play subscription to find.
Either way, More → Equal House Pro has a Manage subscription button that takes you to the right place: Apple’s subscriptions on an iPhone or iPad, the Stripe portal everywhere else.
Cancelling stops the renewal — you keep Pro until the period you have paid for runs out, and then the household returns to Free with its data intact.
One subscription per household
Pro applies to the household, not the person. One adult subscribing covers everybody in the family.
Updated 4 September 2026. Something here wrong or missing? Tell us — we'd rather fix the page than answer it twice.
