Ochi pricing:
free download, Pro monthly, yearly, or lifetime

Ochi stands out for offering a lifetime purchase option alongside the usual monthly and yearly subscriptions. That's a genuinely different structure from most competitors on this list, which typically offer only recurring billing.

This page focuses specifically on cost. For the full feature comparison against Fella, see Fella vs Ochi. What follows covers what's confirmed about pricing structure.

Current comparison data confirms these three billing options exist, without pinning down exact dollar amounts. Since App Store offers can vary and change, check the current checkout in the app directly rather than relying on a number quoted elsewhere, including here.

Monthly, yearly, and lifetime purchases each suit a different kind of buyer. Monthly is the lowest-commitment option if you're not sure you'll stick with the app. Yearly typically discounts the effective monthly rate in exchange for a longer commitment. Lifetime trades a larger upfront payment for never being billed again.

The lifetime option is the standout here. Most competitors, including Fella, only offer recurring subscriptions. If you're confident you'll use Ochi long-term, a lifetime purchase can work out cheaper than years of subscription payments, depending on its actual price.

Ochi is free to install and try before committing to any paid tier. The app supports reusable app and website filters, schedules and timers, and works across iPhone, iPad, and Mac with syncing and Shortcuts, though the exact free-versus-Pro feature split isn't fully itemized in current documentation.

Pro is required for the fuller feature set. Since the specific gated features aren't itemized here, the free download itself is the way to evaluate what's included before deciding whether Pro is worth the price for your use case.

Anyone who wants to try before paying anything. The free download lets you test Ochi's reusable filters and cross-device approach before committing to a Pro tier.

People confident they'll use it long-term. The lifetime option is worth investigating specifically if you expect to stick with Ochi for years, since a one-time payment can beat cumulative subscription costs over that timeframe.

Less ideal if you want a firm number before downloading. Since exact Pro prices aren't confirmed here, comparison shopping purely by cost requires checking the app's current listing first.

Worth a closer look if you already use other Apple-ecosystem tools like Shortcuts. Ochi's cross-device syncing and Shortcuts automation are part of what the paid tier is likely building toward, so its value may be higher for someone already invested in that workflow than for a single-device iPhone user.

Ochi's free download and lifetime option are real advantages if either matters to you. Fella has no free tier and no one-time-payment alternative, only monthly or annual subscriptions billed immediately.

Fella's advantage is a fixed, published price with no billing structure to compare against itself. $9.99 monthly or $34.99 yearly is the only choice, which removes the monthly-versus-yearly-versus-lifetime decision Ochi requires. See how Fella works or Fella's current pricing.