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Pricing

One feed is free forever.

Not a trial, not a demo with the good part removed. If one feed is the thing eating your day, the free tier is the entire product and you never need to pay us anything.

Free

£0forever

One feed, with the whole mechanic.

  • One app of your choice, whichever one eats your day
  • Three-minute ration, thirty-minute refill
  • The complete cut-off and the escalating wait, nothing held back
  • Today's numbers and the weekly receipt, which anyone can share
  • No account, no email, no sign-up

Not a trial. It does not expire, and the cut-off is not watered down. If one feed is your whole problem, this is the whole product.

Skerrick Pro

14 days free

£29.99per year

Or £4.99 per month, with no free trial. The yearly plan works out at about half the monthly rate.

  • Every app you want to ration, each with its own ration
  • Lights Out, a bedtime schedule that turns the phone into a clock
  • The home-screen widget, with the ration where you can see it
  • Everything in the free tier, which stays free

Billed through the App Store or Google Play. Cancel there whenever you like, and inside the first 14 days of the yearly plan you are not charged at all.

The reasoning

Why the free tier is not crippled

Most apps in this category meter the free tier by quality: you get the timer but not the good interruption, or the interruption but only for five minutes a day. The result is a free tier that nobody recommends to a friend, which loses the one thing free tiers are actually for.

So the line here is drawn by count instead. One feed, working properly, with the real cut-off, the real refill and the escalating wait, plus today’s numbers and the weekly receipt. If you have one problem app, you have the whole product for nothing. Pro is for people with three or four, and for Lights Out at bedtime and the ration on your home screen.

There is no lifetime option. A one-off payment for something that has to keep working against apps that change every few weeks is a promise we would rather not make badly.

Money, plainly

What you are agreeing to

  • The annual plan starts with 14 days free. Cancel inside those 14 days and you are not charged. The monthly plan has no free trial.
  • Billing goes through the App Store or Google Play. We never see your card and cannot charge it ourselves.
  • Whether your subscription is active is checked by RevenueCat, which gets an anonymous app user id and the store’s record of the purchase, never your name, email or card.
  • Cancelling is done in your store subscription settings, not by emailing us. Access runs to the end of the period you have paid for.
  • Prices shown are in pounds and include UK VAT. Your store may show a different local price.

The full version of this lives in the terms, and what we do and do not collect is in the privacy notice.

Questions

About the money

What does Skerrick cost?

One feed is free forever, with nothing crippled. Pro is £4.99 a month, or £29.99 a year, and only the annual plan comes with 14 days free.

What do I actually get for free?

One app of your choice with the whole mechanic: the ration, the cut-off, the refill and the escalating wait. You also get today's numbers and the weekly receipt, which you can share. It is not a trial and it does not expire. If one feed is the one eating your day, the free tier is the whole product.

What is in Pro?

Every other app you want to ration, each with its own ration, plus Lights Out bedtime schedules and the home-screen widget. The escalating wait and the weekly receipt are not Pro. They are in the free tier and they stay there.

Is there a free trial?

The annual plan includes 14 days free. The monthly plan does not. You can cancel inside those 14 days from your App Store or Google Play subscription settings and you will not be charged.

How do I cancel?

Through the App Store or Google Play, the same way you cancel any subscription. We cannot cancel it for you and we never see your payment details.

Waitlist

Nothing to buy yet.

Skerrick has not shipped. When it does, the free tier is the first thing you will see.

One email when it ships. Nothing else, and you can leave the list from that email.