DIME SHIELD / pricing

Choose your Dime Shield subscription.

Compare monthly and yearly billing, learn how setup works, and review purchase terms before you subscribe.

Compare billing options

THE BIG PICTURE

Choose a billing schedule after reviewing the current offer in the app. Prices, trial eligibility, taxes, and renewal terms can vary by platform; the checkout presented to you is the source for your purchase.

Monthly flexibility

Review the current monthly price and billing terms on the subscription screen.

Annual planning

Compare the annual option with monthly billing before choosing your plan.

Clear before you confirm

Your checkout shows the applicable price, renewal terms, and any available trial. Offers may vary by platform.

Monthly or yearly. Choose your billing cycle.

The supplied mobile subscription preview shows $14.99 per month or $109.00 per year. These are reference prices, not a live offer: confirm your currency, applicable taxes, total charge, and renewal terms in the mobile purchase confirmation.

Monthly

$14.99 / month

Reference price. Renews monthly until canceled. Twelve monthly payments at this price total $179.88.

Review the live offer in the mobile app
Confirm trial eligibility before purchasing
Check the amount due and next renewal date

Yearly

$109.00 / year

Reference price. Charged as one yearly payment, not monthly installments. Equivalent to about $9.08 per month; $70.88 less than twelve $14.99 payments (about 39%). Renews yearly until canceled.

Review the live offer in the mobile app
Confirm trial eligibility before purchasing
Check the amount due and next renewal date

A little about you. A starting plan for your money.

You don’t have to build your budget from a blank page. Create your Dime Shield account, and we’ll walk you through getting started, one step at a time.

Tell us about your everyday life. Answer guided questions about your household, income, regular expenses, and savings goals. Your answers help Dime Shield understand what your budget needs to make room for.
See your starting plan come together. Dime Shield uses what you share to automatically set up budget categories and savings goals. Review the amounts, make adjustments, and shape the plan around what works for you.
Choose how you’d like to continue. Once you’ve reviewed your starting budget, choose a monthly or yearly subscription in the mobile app. You’ll see the price, renewal details, and any trial available to you before confirming your purchase.

It’s a starting point you can make your own—and keep adjusting as life changes.

Create your account

Already have an account? Sign in to pick up where you left off. There’s no need to create another account. If you already subscribe but your access is missing, try Restore Purchases in the mobile subscription flow before purchasing again.

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For cancellation instructions, see Apple subscription help or Google Play subscription help, depending on who billed you.

01 / A CLOSER LOOK

Compare the schedule, not just the headline.

Monthly billing spreads the subscription cost across the year. Annual billing covers a longer period at once. Compare the total charge and renewal date before selecting an option, rather than assuming an advertised monthly equivalent is a monthly payment.

Check the amount charged today.
Review the next billing date.
Compare the total cost for the same period.

Your plan, at a glance

SAMPLE DATA

Groceries$320 spent of $500

64%

Transportation$90 spent of $150

60%

Entertainment$75 spent of $200

38%

Planned amounts and actual activity, together.

02 / A CLOSER LOOK

Review the product before subscribing.

Explore accounts, transaction organization, category plans, recurring activity, goals, debt tracking, and Rose on the feature pages. The subscription screen shows the current plan and offer available to your account.

Read the feature walkthroughs.
Confirm any trial terms displayed to you.
Check what happens when a trial or offer ends.

03 / A CLOSER LOOK

Keep subscription management clear.

Manage renewal and cancellation through the platform that handles your billing. Cancelling a subscription and deleting a Dime Shield account are separate actions. Review confirmation messages to understand when a change takes effect.

Identify the billing provider on your receipt.
Review renewal settings before the next billing date.
Keep the provider’s confirmation for your records.

GOOD TO KNOW

Your questions, answered.

Can I subscribe on this website?

Purchases are currently handled in the mobile app. Signing in on this website does not buy a plan or start a trial. Use the same Dime Shield account when returning to the web.

How do renewal and cancellation work?

Subscriptions renew automatically until canceled through the billing provider. For Apple trials, cancel at least 24 hours before the trial ends if you do not want to renew. For Google Play purchases, manage cancellation in Google Play subscriptions. Uninstalling the app does not cancel billing. Check the provider confirmation for when access ends.

Does the yearly price mean I pay monthly?

No. At the illustrated price, the yearly payment is $109.00 at once. The approximately $9.08 monthly equivalent is a comparison only. The roughly 39% difference compares $109.00 with twelve monthly payments of $14.99, not a guaranteed reduction in your household spending.

What does Dime Shield cost?

Open the subscription screen to see the current price available to your account and platform. The illustrated mobile prices are $14.99 monthly and $109.00 yearly. These are reference prices; the live offer, currency, taxes, and final total shown before purchase apply.

Is a free trial available?

The new-customer onboarding flow describes a 30-day trial. Eligibility and the actual offer must be confirmed in the store purchase confirmation; a trial is not guaranteed for every account. The reactivation flow is billed immediately and should not be treated as a new free trial.

Does deleting my account cancel billing?

Treat account deletion and subscription cancellation separately. Manage your subscription with the billing provider and confirm its status before deleting your account.