Nineteen dollars a house.
Every plan sees every screen. Anything above your plan shows its price. Nothing is silently blocked.
How many houses?
Sold on the web. Start on Free: one house, three people, no card.
How it is sold.
Free, nineteen and thirty-seven are the real prices, and you can pay them today.
- Sold on
- The web, through Stripe Checkout
- The app
- Never presents a purchase sheet
- The unit
- A house. Not a seat, not a resident, not an item
- Above your plan
- Shown with its cost, never silently blocked
- Cancel
- One tap, and export any time
- The shopper with no account
- Opens a shared run and closes it. Not a seat, and not counted
The unit is the house.
Not the seat, not the resident, not the item. A plan covers however many people work in a house.
- Houses
- Free covers one. Pro covers up to five. Scale is unlimited, with spend across houses, catalogue import, and copying a catalogue from one house to another.
- People
- Free is three. Above that a plan does not count people at all.
- An action above your plan
- Shown with its cost, never silently blocked. You see the screen either way.
- The person with no account
- A spouse doing the Costco run opens a shared run, ticks it off and closes it. Not a seat, and not counted.
The questions we get.
Isn’t this just a grocery list?
A grocery list does not know that Room 2 is allergic to tree nuts, that the water reserve is short against your bed count, or what applesauce cost last month. The loop is the product.
My caregiver’s phone has no signal in the store.
Picks wait on the phone. When the signal comes back they land once, and a pick is never counted twice.
Can I use it across more than one house?
Yes. Pro covers up to five houses. Scale is unlimited houses and seats, with spend across all of them.
How is this different from a spreadsheet?
A spreadsheet does not scan, does not know who lives there, and does not put the receipt back on the shelf. CareShop closes the loop by itself.
Ask a person.
No sales team. The person who built it answers.
- WriteOne line is enough. Say what your house looks like.
- A person answersWithin one working day, from the same inbox.
- See it runTwenty minutes on a call, with a house like yours.
If the loop closes once, you trust it.
Start on the free plan with one house. No card until you want a second.