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Billed by the court quarter. Custody cases move in ~90-day increments, so your plan can too.
Core tools to get organized, no credit card needed.
Everything unlocked for one parent, even if your co-parent never joins.
Everything in Solo for both parents at one price, plus pay expenses in-app.
Free for attorneys and mediators. Exports unlock when your first client subscribes.
Subscription terms
Solo ($39/3 months) and Family ($59/3 months) are auto-renewing subscriptions. Payment will be charged to your Apple ID (or credit card on the web) at confirmation of purchase. Subscription automatically renews unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. Your account will be charged for renewal within 24 hours prior to the end of the current period. You can manage your subscription or turn off auto-renewal at any time in your account's billing portal.
Prices are in USD and may change over time. If you're subscribed, we'll email you before any change takes effect and honor your current rate through your billing period.
AI features, CoreParent Companion, AI support chat, and AI-assisted drafting, run on third-party AI and are subject to fair-use limits so they stay fast for everyone. Everyday use isn't affected; unusually heavy use may be briefly rate-limited.
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Family plan covers both co-parents
One price covers both parents: $199/yr or $59 per court quarter, less than most competitors charge for a single parent. Plus direct in-app expense payments with a 2% platform fee instead of Venmo or Zelle.
Eligible groups: Active Duty ยท Reservists ยท National Guard ยท Veterans ยท Gold Star Families
Email your military ID or DD-214 to support@thecoreparent.com and we'll verify within 24 hours. Or enter the code at checkout, we trust you to use it honorably.
Can't afford Solo? If cost is a genuine hardship, or you're in a domestic-violence situation and need a documented record, you can apply for a fee waiver and get a full year of Solo, including court exports, at no cost.
Feature-for-feature, CoreParent costs less and does more.
| Feature | CoreParent | OurFamilyWizard | TalkingParents |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starting price | Free | $15/mo per parent | $4.99/mo per parent |
| Both parents covered | Family plan ($19.99) | Separate accounts | Separate accounts |
| Parenting plan builder | โ Full builder + export | โ | โ |
| Child support calculator | โ All 50 states | โ | โ |
| Custody calendar | โ | โ | โ |
| Expense tracking | โ + in-app payments | โ + OFW Pay | โ |
| Secure messaging | โ Tone-checked | โ | โ Unalterable records |
| Court-formatted exports | โ PDF & DOCX | โ PDF | โ PDF |
| Military discount | โ 50% off | โ | โ |
| Child gift registry | โ | โ | โ |
| Professional directory | โ | โ | โ |
| practice dashboard | โ Full client workspace | โ | โ |
| Spanish language | โ | โ | โ |
Comparison based on publicly available pricing and features as of March 2026. Verify current offerings on each provider's website.
What's free?
The parenting plan builder (full draft mode), custody calendar (view only), unlimited journal entries so you can document on your own, up to 15 expenses, unlimited messages, 5 court deadlines, and 3 child support calculations. No credit card needed.
What requires a paid plan?
Unlimited messaging, expenses, journal entries, and deadlines. Court-formatted PDF/Word exports, exporting messages or journal for court, Family Records, and in-app expense payments all require Solo or Family.
How do in-app payments work?
On the Family plan, you can pay confirmed expenses directly through CoreParent. A 2% platform fee is charged on each payment. Both parents need to set up a payout account (powered by Stripe, takes about 2 minutes).
Do I need a credit card to sign up?
No. You can create an account and use the free tools without entering any payment info.
CoreParent is an organizational tool, not a law firm. Blueprints are for informational purposes only and do not constitute legal advice. No attorney-client relationship is created by use of CoreParent. Always consult a licensed family law attorney before filing any documents with a court.