Pricing
Free for thirty days. No card.
Set up as many tablets and computers as you like during the trial, with every feature on. We do not ask for a card to start, so there is nothing to cancel if you decide against it.
The trial, and what follows it
What the trial includes
- Every feature, no tier held back
- As many tablets and computers as you have
- Both parents on one account
- Thirty days, counted by the server, from the day you create the account
What happens when it ends
You lose the paid features. Your child stays protected. A lapsed payment does not unlock a tablet, does not restore a blocked app, and does not disable the filter.
This is a rule in the code, not a policy we intend to follow: the entitlement state machine is written so that no billing state can turn protection off. A child's safety is not leverage for collecting a card.
What it will cost
We have not set a price yet, and we would rather say that than put a number on this page and change it.
FrameBright is in private testing with a small group of families. When there is a price it will be one family plan covering every device in the house — not per-device, and not a cheaper tier that quietly removes the protection you came for.
One email, when there is something to say. We do not sell the list.
Questions we would ask
Do I need a card to start the trial?
No. There is no card field anywhere in signup. The trial begins when the account is created and ends thirty days later whether or not you have ever seen a payment form.
If I stop paying, does my child's tablet unlock?
No. Protection is independent of billing state by design. You lose paid features; the tablet stays supervised and filtered.
Is it per device or per family?
Per family. A household covers the tablets and computers in it. Charging per child is a pricing model that rewards protecting fewer of them.
Can both parents have access?
Yes, and it is included. One parent creates an invite code, the other enters it, and they see the same tablets and the same settings. Nothing is emailed — the code is handed over the way a pairing code is.