Plans

Four sizes, three ways to pay. Nothing else changes.

Same assistant, same hours, same everything. A smaller plan is not a lesser service — it is simply fewer things a month.

The four

The small figure under each price is what that cycle works out to per month, so the three can be compared honestly.

Plan	Tasks	Monthly	6 months	12 months	Year 1 saving
Best Value PackageMost people land here	20	$39.95per month	$199$33.17/mo	$299$24.92/mo	$180
Mid-level PackageA couple of things a week	8	$29.95per month	$169$28.17/mo	$249$20.75/mo	$110
Starter PackageThe recurring handful	5	$24.95per month	$129$21.50/mo	$199$16.58/mo	$100
Basic PackageThe two that matter most	2	$19.95per month	$109$18.17/mo	$149$12.42/mo	$90

Year 1 saving is what paying twelve months up front keeps against twelve monthly payments. No contract on any of them.

What a task actually costs you

Divide the annual price by twelve, then by the tasks. The shape makes the argument better than a sentence could.

Basic Package$6.21

Starter Package$3.32

Mid-level Package$2.59

Best Value Package$1.25

Cost per task on the annual plan — lower is better

Two tasks a month works out at $6.21 each. Twenty works out at $1.25. If you are going to use them, the largest plan is roughly five times better value per thing handled — and if you are not going to use them, buy the smallest one or none at all.

What a month actually looks like

Because “eight tasks” means nothing until you see eight of them.

A Starter month

Repeat prescription, raised before it runs out
A dentist appointment with two reminders
Chasing a delivery that did not arrive
A renewal being watched for later in the year
Booking the eye test that has been overdue

5 tasks · $24.95 monthly

A Best Value month

Everything above, for two people rather than one
Four recurring items that repeat every month by themselves
Three renewals on long watch through the year
A handful of one-offs as they occur to you
Room left over, which is rather the point

20 tasks · $39.95 monthly

A recurring item counts once when you set it, not every month it repeats.

$1.25

a task, on the annual top plan

Which is less than the late fee on one forgotten bill

That is the whole economic case and it does not need dressing up. If a single missed renewal, one late payment or one lapsed subscription gets caught in a year, the membership has already paid for itself — and if none of that ever happens to you, you should not be buying this.

The rules, such as they are

No contractStop whenever you like. No term, no cancellation fee, and nobody trying to talk you out of it.

Changing sizeUp or down, at any point, effective immediately. Start small — it is easier to add than to feel you overbought.

Running overYou are told before you reach the limit, not after, so nothing is quietly dropped.

Recurring itemsCounted once when set up, not every time they repeat.

Paying up frontTwelve months costs least overall; six months sits between. Monthly buys flexibility rather than a discount.

Find the right size

Six questions with Patricia, and a straight answer — including if the smallest plan is plenty.