Comparing Free vs Paid Plans:
When You Actually Need to Upgrade
The Free plan isn't a stripped-down trial — it's a genuinely usable safety setup for up to two devices. Here's specifically what changes once a family needs more.
July 2026 · 5 min read
What Free Actually Includes
Up to 2 devices, with ring and flashlight, live location, battery status, and SOS alerts — all at no cost. For a family of two, or a parent and one child, this alone covers the core reason most people install a safety app in the first place: knowing where someone is and being able to reach or find their phone.
What the Family Plan Adds (₹75/mo or ₹529/yr)
Up to 5 devices
The most common reason to upgrade — a third child, an elderly parent, or a domestic helper who needs to be added past the 2-device Free limit.
Location history
Being able to look back at where a phone has been over the past several days, not just its current position.
Safe zone alerts
Automatic notifications when someone enters or leaves home, school, or office — this is the feature Free doesn't include at all.
Anti-theft snapshots
A photo captured automatically on suspicious activity — useful specifically for lost or stolen phone situations.
Remote lock (Lost Mode)
Locking a lost or stolen phone remotely with a recovery message on screen.
Priority support
Faster response if something goes wrong and you need help quickly.
When Free Is Genuinely Enough
If it's just two people who mainly want to know each other's location and be able to ring or flash a misplaced phone, Free covers that completely — there's no need to pay for safe zones or history you won't use. Upgrading only makes sense once a specific limitation of Free actually shows up in daily use.
The Clearest Signal to Upgrade
The single most common trigger is simply needing a third device tracked — at that point Free's 2-device cap is a hard wall, not a soft limitation. The second most common is wanting safe zone alerts specifically, since that's the one feature with no Free equivalent at all — everything else in Free can substitute for casual use, but automatic arrival alerts can't.