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What does NeverSub cost?

NeverSub is free. There is no platform fee, no subscription to NeverSub itself and nothing added on top of a share. What a member pays is their share of the plan, and it goes straight to the host.

Because NeverSub never holds money, there is no checkout and no balance to manage. The app works out the numbers and keeps the record of who has paid.

Does NeverSub charge a fee?

No. Creating a room, taking a seat, verifying a community email and confirming payments are all free.

NeverSub does not take a cut of any share and does not charge hosts for listing seats. There are no paid tiers that unlock rooms, members or communities.

If that ever changes, it will be shown clearly in the app before it applies to anyone, and this page will change with it.

How is a member’s share worked out?

The host enters the plan price and the number of seats, and NeverSub splits the price fairly across the seats.

The split is done in whole amounts of the plan’s currency, so the shares always add back up to the price. Nobody has to round a number or work out who covers the odd amount.

The share is shown on the room before anyone takes a seat, so members know exactly what they are agreeing to pay each month.

Where does the money go?

Straight to the host. Members pay with whatever the two of them already use, then tap “I’ve paid” so the host can confirm.

NeverSub never holds money, so there is nothing for NeverSub to release, refund or charge. The room shows the member how the host likes to be paid and lets them add a payment reference.

Once the host confirms, the seat is active for that month. The next month the share is due again, and the room shows who has paid.

How much could a room save me?

It depends on the plan and the seats. Split between four people, each pays roughly a quarter of the price.

The calculator on the home page lets you tick what you pay for and see what a share would be. It runs in your browser, and nothing you tick is sent anywhere.

Savings depend on how many seats a plan really has. A room never splits a plan further than the number of seats the host sets.