ClearSpace lets you restrict one app for free. Beyond that, Premium runs $6.99 a month or $44.99 a year, plus a separately billed charge if you use the browser extension.
ClearSpace's pricing splits cleanly into a narrow free tier and a Premium subscription, with an extra wrinkle: the browser extension bills separately. The free version restricts one app, useful for testing the exercise-based friction model. Premium removes that cap for more apps and adds accountability partners and challenges.
This page focuses specifically on cost. For the full feature comparison against Fella, see Fella vs ClearSpace. What follows is a plain breakdown of what you pay and what's included.
| Plan | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | Restrict 1 app; free download with in-app purchases |
| Premium Monthly | $6.99 | 'ClearSpace Premium (Monthly)' canonical App Store row |
| Premium Annual | $44.99 | 'ClearSpace Premium (Annual)' canonical App Store row |
| Browser extension | Separate subscription | Billed independently from the app, per user reviews |
The App Store listing also shows some unlabelled rows worth being aware of. Rows at $44.99, $49.99, and $59.99 for an unlabelled 'Clearspace Premium,' plus a $79.99 'Clearspace Premium Family' row with no stated billing period, also appear. The two prices above are the clearly labelled canonical ones; confirm exactly what you're selecting at checkout.
The free version of ClearSpace restricts one app. You can experience the core mechanism, a breathing exercise, a pushup, or a similar interruption before the app opens, on a single app without paying anything.
Beyond that single-app restriction, published free-tier limits aren't fully documented. Current pricing records confirm the one-app restriction as the headline free feature but don't specify every additional boundary of the free experience.
Strict Mode is a separate, opt-in feature regardless of tier. It locks a chosen app for a set period with an irreversible warning before you turn it on, worth checking whether it requires Premium specifically or is available on the free tier for your one restricted app.
More than one restricted app requires Premium. The free tier's single-app cap is the clearest reason to upgrade if ClearSpace's exercise-based friction is working for you across more than one distracting app.
Accountability partners and challenges are part of the paid experience. ClearSpace lets you share progress with a partner or compete in challenges like step-to-scroll competitions, motivational features layered on top of the core blocking mechanism.
The browser extension is billed on top of whatever mobile tier you're on. If you want ClearSpace's friction model in your browser as well as on your phone, budget for a second, separate subscription.
Monthly costs more over a year. At $6.99 a month, a full year runs about $83.88, considerably more than the $44.99 annual plan for the same Premium access.
Annual is the clear better deal for anyone committing beyond a couple of months. $44.99 a year works out to roughly $3.75 a month, just over half the standalone monthly rate.
Factor in the separate browser extension cost if you'll use it. Since it bills independently, your real total cost could be higher than the app subscription alone suggests, worth confirming before committing to both.
The free tier suits someone testing the exercise-based model on one clearly identified problem app. If a single distracting app is the whole issue, you may never need to upgrade.
Annual Premium is the practical choice for anyone needing more than one app covered. At roughly $3.75 a month, it's a reasonable ongoing cost, though reviews describe mixed reliability worth weighing against the price.
Anyone planning to use both the app and browser extension should budget for two charges. The separate browser subscription is easy to overlook when comparing ClearSpace's headline app price against competitors.
| At a glance | Fella | ClearSpace |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly | $9.99 | $6.99 |
| Yearly | $34.99 | $44.99 |
| Free tier | None | Yes, 1 app restricted |
| Extra charges | None | Separate browser extension subscription |
| Strictness gated by tier | No; every plan includes the same fixed rule | Strict Mode availability by tier not fully documented |
Fella's monthly price is higher, but its annual price is actually lower than ClearSpace's. $34.99 versus $44.99 a year is a real gap in Fella's favor if you're committing long-term, despite ClearSpace's lower month-to-month rate.
Fella also has no separate charges to track. There's no browser extension subscription layered on top and no accountability-partner tier, one price covers the entire product.
The tradeoff is exercise-based friction versus a fixed block. ClearSpace's cheaper monthly entry point buys a system you can clear with effort. Fella's price buys a rule with nothing to clear except the one 5-minute emergency unlock per session. See how Fella works or Fella's current pricing.
ClearSpace Premium is priced at $6.99 monthly or $44.99 annually on the US App Store. The exact rows shown can vary, since the App Store listing also includes some unlabelled Premium rows at other prices.
Yes. ClearSpace can be downloaded for free, and its free tier lets you restrict 1 app. Published free-tier limits beyond that single-app restriction aren't documented in current pricing records.
Not documented in current pricing records. Confirm current trial availability at checkout, since App Store offers can change.
Yes. Reviews describe the browser extension as billed as a separate subscription from the app itself, so budgeting for ClearSpace on both mobile and browser means accounting for two charges, not one.
ClearSpace is cheaper: $6.99 monthly or $44.99 yearly, versus Fella's $9.99 monthly or $34.99 yearly. Note that Fella's annual price is actually lower than ClearSpace's, despite Fella's higher monthly rate.
