Refocus pricing:
free to download, Pro price varies by storefront

Refocus is genuinely free to download, with Refocus Pro sold as an in-app purchase rather than a single, clearly published price. That's a real difference from most competitors on this list, and it means the honest answer to 'how much does Refocus cost' is: check the purchase sheet in the app directly, since the figure isn't consistently documented across sources.

This page focuses specifically on cost and what's actually confirmed. For the full feature comparison against Fella, see Fella vs Refocus. What follows covers what's documented and what isn't.

This is a shorter table than most pricing pages, deliberately. Refocus doesn't have a canonical, storefront-independent price the way most subscription apps do, so the most accurate answer is to check the current purchase sheet rather than trust a number that may already be outdated.

Refocus is free to install and use at a basic level. The app itself carries no download cost, and a portion of its blocking functionality is accessible without purchasing Pro.

The exact free-tier feature boundary isn't fully itemized in current documentation. Unlike some competitors with a clearly stated free-tier feature list, Refocus's current materials describe the free download broadly rather than enumerating every included and excluded feature.

The Unblock Limit mode is one feature associated with the fuller experience. This Pomodoro-style unblocking system, configurable daily unblocks, duration, and cooldown, is a documented capability worth checking against whichever tier you're using.

App Store in-app purchases often price differently by region and promotion. Refocus's own documentation acknowledges this directly: the exact purchase options and prices shown depend on the App Store storefront and current offer at the time you check.

That's a genuinely different pricing approach from a fixed monthly and yearly rate. Competitors like Fella publish one consistent price regardless of when you check; Refocus's in-app purchase model means the number you see can shift.

Always confirm the current price directly in the app before subscribing. Since no canonical figure is recorded in current pricing documentation, the purchase sheet at the moment of checkout is the only reliable source.

Anyone who wants to try before committing to a specific price point. The free download lets you test Refocus's core approach, schedules, timers, and app blocking, without any upfront cost.

Anyone comfortable checking the current offer rather than relying on a published rate. If you specifically want to know the exact monthly or yearly cost before downloading, Refocus's in-app-purchase model makes that harder to pin down in advance than a subscription with a stable listed price.

Less ideal for anyone comparison-shopping purely on a fixed number. Without one confirmed price, it's harder to weigh Refocus directly against competitors that publish a stable monthly and yearly rate.

Refocus's free download is a real advantage if you want to try before paying anything. 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 region or promotion, no purchase sheet to check for a shifting number.

The choice depends on whether price certainty or a free trial run matters more to you. If you want to test the core mechanic first, Refocus's free download is the lower-risk starting point. If you want a fixed, predictable cost from day one, Fella's published pricing removes that uncertainty. See how Fella works or Fella's current pricing.