HomeStock

Pricing

One person pays. Everyone they invite doesn't.

A household or a team is never charged per head. Whoever sets up the shared space subscribes, and everybody in it gets full use of it.

Free
$0
forever
  • One personal space
  • Track what you own and what's low
  • Shopping list, reminders and expiry dates
  • Just for you — no sharing
Plus — for families
$4.99/month
or $39.99 a year
  • Unlimited personal and household spaces
  • Invite your family — they don't pay
  • Shared lists, reminders and requests
  • Bills, budgets and shared costs
  • Recipes checked against what's in
Business
$19.99/month
or $199 a year
  • Everything in Plus
  • Full stock ledger with costs
  • Purchase orders and suppliers
  • Stock counts, transfers and variance
  • Staff hours and pay
  • Per-person permissions
  • Invite your whole team — they don't pay
Subscriptions aren't switched on yet. HomeStock is free to use in your browser while it's being finished. These are the planned prices — nothing is being charged today, there's nothing to cancel, and no card is asked for.

The details

How paying will work

One subscription covers the whole group

Whoever creates a shared space is the one who pays. Everyone invited to it gets full use of that space at no cost and never needs a subscription of their own. A family of five pays once. So does a shop with eight staff.

Stopping doesn't delete anything

If a subscription lapses, the spaces it covered become read-only. Everything stays exactly where it is — nothing is deleted, you can still read and export it, and it all comes back when the subscription does.

Businesses will be able to buy here

Buying on the website rather than through an app store suits company cards and invoicing better, so that will be an option for the Business plan. It's the same subscription either way and it works on every device you sign in on.

Why Business is a separate plan

A stock ledger, purchase orders, counts and staff hours are a different job from a family shopping list, and they're what a business is actually paying for. Keeping them in their own plan is what lets the family plan stay at the price a family would accept.

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