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Three plans, and the free one is free for good

The free plan gives the general list — the same one everybody gets. Paying adds the places drawn from your own description and the shapes a statement line can take, which is the part that makes something recognisable.

Free

$0

free, permanently — not a trial

The general list — the same one everybody gets. Enough to see whether this way of working suits you.

50 credits a month

  • The general list of places worth checking
  • What tends to hide in each place
  • Where to go to stop it once you find it
  • Cross places off on screen
  • Not included: The shapes a statement line can take
  • Not included: Places drawn from your own description
  • Not included: The printable black and white sheet
Start with the free list

Sweep

$5 / month

or $48 a year

The list built from what you said about your own setup, and the part that actually makes a line recognisable.

400 credits a month

  • Every place in the general list
  • Places drawn from your own description — the ones you would not have thought of
  • The shapes a statement line can take, set as a statement line
  • The kinds most easily forgotten
  • The tickable grid
  • The printable black and white sheet, one side of A4
  • Not included: More than one person's list
  • Not included: Archived lists
  • Not included: The yearly re-sweep reminder
Choose Sweep

Everyone

$15 / month

or $144 a year

For a household where more than one person is being billed for things, and for keeping what you found.

1500 credits a month

  • Everything in Sweep
  • A separate list per person, each built from their own description
  • A reminder once a year that it is worth sweeping again
  • Lists kept so you can see what you crossed off last time
Choose Everyone

Prices include VAT at 20%. Prices are in US dollars.

Where the wall is

What the free list can and cannot tell you

Free tells you to go and look

The general list names the kinds of place worth checking. That is genuinely useful and it costs nothing. What it cannot do is point at the thing that is specific to you.

Paying tells you where to look, and what to look for

“You said you moved last year — is there still something running at the old address?” is not on anybody’s general list, because it only matters if you moved. And the shapes a statement line can take are the only thing that turns looking into recognising.

Whether any of it is worth keeping is not something this can tell you, on any plan. It has no view on your spending and is not built to have one.
An illustrated figure on tiptoe reaching for a high shelf of small boxes, one of them open.
People check the places they can think of. The general list widens that. Your own description narrows it back onto you.

Before you pay

Everything you are agreeing to, on one screen

This screen exists because it is required before a subscription is taken, and because nobody should have to hunt for the renewal date.

Before you pay anything

This screen is the key pre-contract information. It is separate from everything else on purpose.

Plan
Sweep
Amount
$5
Billing period
Every month
Next payment
2026-10-09
Renews
Automatically, until you cancel
How to cancel
One button in billing. No form, nobody to speak to.

Price includes VAT at 20%. Reminder email before every renewal. A further 14 days to cancel after each renewal.

Your right to cancel

You have 14 days to cancel and get your money back. If you want the service to start straight away instead, tick both boxes. Leave them unticked and it starts after 14 days with your cancellation right untouched — that is a perfectly normal thing to choose.

Both are repeated word for word in your order confirmation email. See the cancellation page.

The service will start after the 14-day cancellation period. Your right to cancel is untouched.

What happens after you pay

  • An order confirmation email restating everything on that screen, including both tick boxes word for word.
  • A separate reminder email before every renewal, never mixed into anything else.
  • A further 14 days to cancel after each renewal.
  • One button to cancel, any time, in billing.
One large drawer pulled fully out of its unit, completely empty inside.
Leaving is one action, in the same place you joined.

Questions

About paying

Is the free plan a trial?

No. It is free permanently and it never becomes a paid plan on its own. There is no trial anywhere on this site — nothing here converts from free to paid unless you choose it and pay for it. That is a deliberate decision, not an oversight.

What exactly do I get by paying?

Two things the free list cannot give you. First, places drawn from your own description — if you say you moved last year, the list asks whether something is still running at the old address, and that is the one nobody thinks of on their own.

Second, the shapes a statement line can take, set in a monospaced face so it reads the way a statement line reads. That is the part that turns “I looked and found nothing” into recognising something you had already passed over.

What are credits?

Credits are units of service usage. They are not money, not stored value, not redeemable for cash, and not transferable. A monthly allowance resets each period and does not roll over. There are no credit packs and nothing can be topped up — if an allowance runs out, the only route is a higher plan or the following month.

  • A round of questions1
  • Building a list2
  • The grid and the printable sheet5
Can I buy more credits when I run out?

No. There are no credit packs, no top-ups and no stored value of any kind. If an allowance runs out the options are a higher plan or waiting for the next period. We would rather be plain about the limit than sell you a balance.

How do I cancel?

One button in billing. No form, no phone call, no reason required, nothing standing in the way. Full detail on the cancellation page.

Are there discounts, referrals or promotions?

None. No introductory rates, no countdowns, no scarcity claims and no referral scheme. The price on this page is the price.