Flipd pricing:
$5.99 a month or $44.99 a year

Flipd's pricing is straightforward: one published monthly rate and one published annual rate, no confirmed free tier in current records. The number that matters most is which billing period you'd actually choose, since Flipd and Fella trade places on which is cheaper depending on that.

This page focuses specifically on cost. For the full feature comparison against Fella, see Fella vs Flipd. What follows covers the price and what it buys.

Pricing can change on both apps, so check current App Store listings before deciding on cost alone. The figures above reflect current iOS pricing recorded in comparison data at the time of writing.

Flipd's $44.99 annual price works out to roughly $3.75 a month, a real discount off its own $5.99 monthly rate. That's the standard subscription pattern of rewarding a longer commitment with a lower effective monthly cost.

Against Fella, the two plans flip depending on billing period. Flipd is $1.75 cheaper than Fella if you pay monthly ($5.99 vs. $9.99). Fella is $10 cheaper than Flipd if you pay annually ($34.99 vs. $44.99). Which is actually cheaper for you depends entirely on whether you'd commit to a year up front.

Flipd's paid plan centers on session-based app blocking, started deliberately rather than active by default. On top of that core blocking, Flipd includes a social layer: live rooms, a global leaderboard, streaks, and group challenges designed to add motivation and accountability.

That social layer is a meaningful part of what you're paying for, not a minor add-on. If competitive rankings and community features are what would keep you engaged, Flipd's price buys real functionality beyond blocking itself.

People who'd rather pay monthly and want the lower entry price. At $5.99, Flipd's monthly plan undercuts Fella's $9.99, useful if you're not ready to commit to a year.

People motivated by rankings, streaks, and group accountability. The extra cost on annual billing buys Flipd's social layer, which has no equivalent in Fella's feature set.

Less ideal for annual commitment if price alone is the deciding factor. Fella's $34.99 yearly is a lower published price than Flipd's $44.99, without the social features factored in.

Worth weighing against how consistently you'd actually start a session. Since Flipd's blocking begins when you choose to start it rather than by default, its price is paying for a tool you still have to opt into each time, which matters as much as the number itself.

Neither plan is simply 'cheaper' overall, it depends on your billing choice. Flipd wins on monthly price; Fella wins on annual price. Factor in that Flipd's price includes a social layer Fella deliberately doesn't have.

The bigger question is whether you want blocking that starts by default or blocking you opt into each session. That structural difference matters more for most people than the roughly $10-a-year gap on annual billing. See how Fella works or Fella's current pricing.