Pricing
Iri is priced by the size of your group, not by the head. One person subscribes, and everyone in the space gets the whole thing.
Free to start
A real space with Iri in it, room for 6 people, and 5 messages to try it with. After that, Iri goes quiet and everything the space has saved stays yours. A plan brings Iri back and adds the group text.
For two
You and one other person. A partner, a parent, a best friend, a co-founder.
$19.99/ month
For a household
The people under one roof, or the ones who may as well be. Families, roommates, a travel crew.
$29.99/ month
For your whole life
The different groups you belong to, each with its own Iri that never sees the others.
$49.99/ month
How the bill works
Only the person who starts the space subscribes. Everyone they invite joins at no cost and gets exactly the same Iri.
Join as many spaces as people invite you to, on any plan, without paying for any of them. You only pay for spaces you start.
Cancel whenever. Your space keeps working until the period you paid for runs out, and your memory and lists are yours to export or delete first.
Yes, and it needs no card. You get a real space with Iri in it, room for 6 people, and 5 messages to try it with. After that, Iri goes quiet and everything the space has saved stays yours and stays usable. A plan brings Iri back and adds the group text.
No. Iri sits in one group thread with everyone in your space: Messages on iPhone, RCS or SMS on Android. And texting isn't the only way in, since the app works on both.
Count the people who'll be in the space, you included. Two of you is Duo. A household is Group. Several separate groups — your partner, your family, your climbing friends — is Max.
Yes, in either direction, from Settings. Moving up takes effect immediately; moving down applies at the end of the period you've already paid for.
No. They don't need a subscription at all — only an account. The plan belongs to whoever starts the space.
On Max you can add people for $5/mo each and extra spaces for $5/mo. Below that, moving up a plan is usually cheaper than adding on.
No. Every plan is the whole product — the group text, shared memory, lists and plans, photos, reminders, polls, the lot. Plans differ only in how many people and spaces they hold.
Pick the plan that fits, and invite your people.
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