Pricing

Buy it once. That's the whole pricing page.

Calendar apps have drifted to subscriptions, and for apps with a server behind them that is honest — servers cost money every month. InstaCal has no server. So it costs money once.

$29 once. One purchase includes InstaCal for Mac, iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch. No subscription, InstaCal account or ads.

$29One time, every app included
0Tiers, upsells or in-app purchases
0InstaCal accounts to create
0Analytics or trackers

What InstaCal costs, exactly

Price
$29 once on the App Store. One purchase includes InstaCal for Mac, iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch; it is not a subscription.
Tiers
There is no Pro tier and no in-app purchase. Every feature in the current release is included in the same purchase.
Account
None. InstaCal has no sign-up, no login of ours, and no profile.
Platforms
The same App Store purchase includes Mac, iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch.
Refunds
Purchases go through Apple, so refunds are handled by Apple at reportaproblem.apple.com.
Family Sharing
Handled by the App Store for the universal purchase.
Privacy
InstaCal contains no analytics and no tracking. Account tokens stay in Apple's Keychain and events sync directly between your device and your calendar provider — there is no server of ours in between.
Why it can be a one-time price

Nothing about InstaCal costs money every month.

Subscriptions exist for a reason. That reason mostly doesn't apply here.

There is no server

Your events sync directly between your device and your calendar provider. Nothing routes through infrastructure of ours, because there isn't any.

There is no account system

No sign-ups to store, no passwords to reset, no support burden that scales with users — so no recurring cost to fund.

There is nothing to monetise

No ads, no analytics, no data. The purchase is the entire business model, which is the version of that sentence you want to hear.

Every InstaCal app is included

The Mac, iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch apps are one purchase. There is no separate mobile price or platform add-on.

The honest caveat

A one-time price means the app has to keep earning new customers to fund its own development. That is a real constraint and it shapes what InstaCal will ever be: a focused native calendar family that gets steadily better, not a hosted scheduling service with recurring infrastructure to fund.

If what you need is a calendar service — shared scheduling links, availability pages, a web app — a subscription product is the right tool and you should buy one. InstaCal is for the other case.

FAQ

Questions about pricing

How much does InstaCal cost?
InstaCal is $29 once. One App Store purchase includes the Mac, iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch apps. There is no subscription, separate mobile purchase, Pro tier, InstaCal account or in-app purchase.
Is there a Pro version or an in-app purchase?
No. There is one version of InstaCal and one price. Every feature — Calendar Sets, plain-English entry, meeting join, the full calendar window — is included.
Do I have to create an account?
No. InstaCal has no account system at all. You sign in to your own calendar providers if you want to, and those tokens stay in Apple's Keychain.
How do I get a refund?
Purchases are handled by Apple, so refunds go through Apple at reportaproblem.apple.com.
Does InstaCal collect any data?
No. InstaCal contains no analytics and no tracking. Your Google and Microsoft tokens live in Apple's Keychain, and your events sync directly between your device and your calendar provider — there is no server of ours for your data to visit.
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One payment. Every current feature. No InstaCal account.

$29 once. Mac, iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch included.

$29 once. One purchase includes InstaCal for Mac, iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch. No subscription, InstaCal account or ads.