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# Pricing Options

## Can I try out TempoKit for free?

Yes! You can design your app and add your fitness content. 

Contact us via the chat bubble and we can even send a demo app to your phone to preview!

## Why should I pay monthly?

If you want to develop a custom branded app for iPhone and Android, agencies usually will charge $20,000 to $50,000 USD(or even more). We charge a reasonable low cost of $99 monthly to cover expenses.

## What are the different pricing plans?

It's free to try out TempoKit. When you sign up, you will automatically be enrolled into the Free Plan where you can try the content editing and even preview the app on your phone!

| Plan                                      | Free Plan | Standard Plan                  |
| ----------------------------------------- | --------- | ------------------------------ |
| Monthly Cost                              | Free      | $99 + $2 per subscriber/ month |
| Content Editing                           | Yes       | Yes                            |
| Preview Mobile App                        | Yes       | Yes                            |
| Publish to your Apple App Store Account   | No        | Yes                            |
| Publish to your Google Play Store Account | No        | Yes                            |
| Sell In App Subscriptions                 | No        | Yes                            |
| Prioritized Support                       | No        | Yes                            |
|                                           |           |                                |


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