Pricing
One price. Fourteen days free. Pay only if you love it.
We do not have a free tier with ads. We do not have an enterprise tier with a sales call. We have one product and two billing rhythms. Pick the one you like, and cancel any time, your recipes stay yours either way.
Monthly
- Cook mode, library, import, plan, shopping list
- Take your recipes with you, always
- Cancel any time, no penalty
Yearly Best value
- Cook mode, library, import, plan, shopping list
- Take your recipes with you, always
- Cancel any time, no penalty
What stays yours when you cancel
We treat the exit as carefully as the entry.
Everything below works after your subscription ends, too.
Take it all with you
Your whole library downloads as one open file (JSON) that other apps can read. Any time, including after you cancel.
Print any recipe
Every recipe opens as a clean page you can print or save as PDF. Pin up the ones you cook the most.
No ads, no feed
There are no ads inside the app, no social feed, and no upsells between you and a recipe.
Questions worth answering
The things people actually ask.
If yours is not here, write us, we will answer it honestly.
Do I need a credit card to start the trial?
Yes, and on purpose. We ask for a payment method up front because we only want you here if you genuinely love the app. Nothing is charged during the 14-day trial. Cancel before it ends and you pay nothing at all.
What happens to my recipes if I cancel?
You keep them. Your library stays visible and exportable. New saves, imports, and cook mode are paused until you resubscribe, but everything you already added is still there, and export works exactly as it always did.
Can I move from monthly to yearly?
Yes. Web subscriptions switch plans from your billing page, and iOS subscriptions switch in your App Store subscription settings. If yearly is not right for you, cancel any time and your library stays yours.
Is there an iOS app?
Yes, and your library syncs across web and app. Subscribe wherever suits you: on the web with a card, or in the iOS app through the App Store. The web app works the same on phone, tablet, and laptop, so you can browse and cook anywhere.
Will you add ads or a social feed later?
No. This is the whole reason we built it. Ads in a recipe app are an insult to the cook, and a social feed turns a tool into a content stream. Neither will appear here.
Can I import from Paprika, Whisk, or a Notion database into Prep Slate?
Paprika, yes, in bulk: export your library and Prep Slate imports the whole file at once. Mela and Plan to Eat exports work the same way. For everything else, URL import handles almost any recipe site and photo import covers the rest — snap a cookbook page or a screenshot when one will not read. If your app is not on that list, write us and we will tell you exactly where it stands.
Fourteen days free. Pay only if you love it.
Your library is always yours, before and after.