BlockSite is free to start. Premium's price isn't published as one fixed figure: the App Store alone shows several different monthly and annual rows.
BlockSite doesn't publish one canonical price the way a straightforward subscription app does. Its own site shows only a limited-time discount rather than a base rate, and the US App Store listing itself contains multiple conflicting monthly and annual prices across different rows.
This page focuses specifically on cost and what's actually confirmed. For the full feature comparison against Fella, see Fella vs BlockSite. What follows covers what's documented and what isn't.
| What you get | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Free tier | $0 | Website and app blocking, block list, schedule mode, usage limit; Play listing caps free app blocking at 5 distracting apps |
| Premium (App Store, monthly) | $3.99 / $9.99 / $10.99 / $14.99 | Multiple conflicting rows observed on the US App Store listing |
| Premium (App Store, annual) | $23.99 / $38.99 / $47.90 | Multiple conflicting rows observed on the US App Store listing |
| "BlockSite Premium" | $19.99 | Listed separately from the monthly/annual rows above |
This table is longer and messier than most pricing pages, deliberately. BlockSite's own site (blocksite.co) shows no list price at all, only a '50% Off' offer and a 30-day guarantee, while the App Store listing carries several different figures at once rather than one consistent rate.
That means the honest answer to 'how much does BlockSite cost' is: check the purchase sheet in the app directly. Any single number quoted elsewhere, including on this page, may not match what you're shown at checkout.
BlockSite's free tier is genuinely usable, not a locked demo. It covers website and app blocking, a block list, schedule mode, and a usage limit.
The Google Play listing specifically caps free app blocking at 5 distracting apps. If you need to block more than five apps at once, that's a concrete point where the free tier stops being enough, separate from any website-blocking limits.
Password Protection and Uninstall Prevention are documented as Premium features. Both matter if the person you're trying to stay blocked from is yourself: without them, turning the app off or deleting it removes the block entirely.
Device Sync and usage insights are described as part of BlockSite's fuller offering. The vendor markets 'block the same sites and apps on all your devices' and usage-trend insights, though the exact tier boundary for every feature isn't itemized in one consistent place across sources.
blocksite.co itself shows no base list price, only a percentage-off offer. That format makes it hard to know what the 'full' price actually is before the discount is applied.
The US App Store listing shows conflicting rows rather than one rate. Monthly options recorded at $3.99, $9.99, $10.99, and $14.99, and annual options at $23.99, $38.99, and $47.90, alongside a separate 'BlockSite Premium' at $19.99, all appeared on the same storefront in this pass.
Always confirm the current price directly in the app before subscribing. With this much variance already observed, a number quoted anywhere, including here, should be treated as a starting point, not a guarantee.
Anyone who wants to try a free blocker before paying anything. The free tier covers real website and app blocking, schedules, and a usage limit, enough to test the core approach at no cost.
Less ideal if you want price certainty before you start. With several different Premium figures already observed across one storefront, it's harder to know in advance exactly what you'll be charged than with a subscription that publishes one stable rate.
| At a glance | Fella | BlockSite |
|---|---|---|
| Cost | $9.99 monthly or $34.99 yearly, no free trial | Free tier; Premium ranges roughly $3.99–$47.90 across observed listings |
| Price stability | Fixed, published, consistent | Not fixed; multiple conflicting figures on the same storefront |
| Free tier | None | Yes, with app-blocking capped at 5 apps on Play |
| Uninstall prevention | Included in every paid plan | Premium-only feature |
BlockSite's free tier is a real advantage if you want to try before paying. There's no equivalent free experience with Fella, which has no trial and no free tier at all.
Fella's advantage is knowing exactly what you'll pay before you commit. $9.99 monthly or $34.99 yearly is the same figure regardless of which row or storefront you land on, no purchase sheet full of conflicting prices to check. See how Fella works or Fella's current pricing.
BlockSite's own site shows no fixed list price, only a limited-time offer and a 30-day guarantee. The US App Store listing shows several conflicting figures across rows: Monthly options at $3.99, $9.99, $10.99, and $14.99; Annual options at $23.99, $38.99, and $47.90; and a separate 'BlockSite Premium' at $19.99. There's no single canonical price.
Yes, BlockSite has a free tier covering website and app blocking, a block list, schedule mode, and a usage limit. The Google Play listing caps free app blocking at 5 distracting apps.
Password Protection and Uninstall Prevention are Premium features. BlockSite's vendor materials also describe Device Sync and usage insights as part of the fuller experience, though the exact free-versus-premium feature split isn't fully itemized in one place.
BlockSite's own pricing page displays a percentage-off offer rather than a base list price, and the App Store listing itself shows multiple conflicting monthly and annual figures. Check the purchase sheet directly in the app before subscribing rather than relying on a figure quoted elsewhere.
BlockSite has a free tier and its Premium pricing isn't consistently published, with App Store rows ranging from $3.99 to $47.90 depending on billing period and offer. Fella has no free tier: a fixed $9.99 monthly or $34.99 yearly, no free trial. If a stable, predictable price matters more than a free entry point, Fella's published rate removes the guesswork.
