The honest bit

Three stories in, you will have to decide.

So here is the decision, in full, before you start rather than after. One full story of three parts and two tasters are free, at five minutes a night, no card to begin.

If it worked

$84.99 a year

$7.08 a month. Or $9.49 monthly, or $3.49 weekly. Every plan unlocks exactly the same thing, so pick whichever you will not resent.

If it did not

Nothing

No card was taken, so there is nothing to cancel and nothing to claim back. Delete it, and the three stories were still free.

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Pricing

The short version.

What do I get for free?
One full bedtime story, three parts at five minutes a night, start to finish. Plus two tasters of one part each, so you can hear how a different world reads. Three stories in total, and no card to begin.
What does it cost after that?
$84.99 a year, which works out at $7.08 a month. Or $9.49 month to month, or $3.49 a week.
Is one plan better than the others?
No. There is no feature ladder here, only how often you would rather be charged. The annual works out cheaper per month, and that is the whole difference between them.
How many children does it cover?
Up to four in a household, on the free plan and on every paid one. It is not something you unlock by paying.
Is anything watered down in the free stories?
Not the writing. Every world, the full cast, your child as the hero, the same craft on the page. What is smaller is the length: a free story is three parts at five minutes a night, and choosing anything longer is what paying is for.
What happens if I stop paying?
Nothing is taken away. Every story you already have stays readable, including the long ones made while you were subscribed, and a story you are part way through still finishes to its proper end rather than stopping mid arc. Only making new ones goes back to the free plan’s limits. Your child gets attached to a story and a world, and cutting them off at part three of five is not something we are willing to do.
How do I cancel?
In your iPhone settings, the same as any App Store subscription. Prices are in US dollars. Sales tax is added at checkout where it applies, and Apple shows the final price before you confirm. Apple handles the billing.

More questions are answered on the FAQ.

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Apple charges in the currency of your App Store account, wherever you are reading this.

Three stories, on the house.

No card. No trial to expire.

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