Comparison
OnePage vs coParenter
A co-parenting app built around real-time mediator access, alongside standard scheduling, messaging, and expense tools.
Pricing and features last checked August 12, 2026.
| Compare | OnePage | coParenter |
|---|---|---|
| Starting price | Free for the core calendar and messaging. Plus is $11.99/mo or $99.99/yr | $12.99/mo or $9.99/mo billed annually, per parent (a shared 2-parent plan is also available) |
| Free access | Ongoing free calendar and messaging | 30-day trial; no ongoing free tier advertised |
| Billing model | One Plus subscription covers both parents | Individual or shared two-parent plan |
| Platforms | iOS, Android | iOS, Android |
| Tone and communication assistance | AI tone check before sending on Plus | Language filters plus optional human mediation |
| Expense tracking | Yes; splitting and PDF export on Plus | Available in the mobile app |
| Records and exports | Tamper-evident history; PDF export on Plus | Timestamped, non-editable transcripts and exports |
| Recorded calls | Not currently offered | Not highlighted on the current public feature page |
| Solo use | Designed for a linked two-parent family | Not clearly advertised |
Published prices
What coParenter currently lists
Prices can vary by country, app store, billing period, taxes, promotions, and eligibility programs.
coParenter
- $12.99/mo, per parent
- $9.99/mo billed annually as $119.99/yr, per parent
- Shared plan (covers both parents): $19.99/mo, or $16.67/mo billed annually as $199.99/yr
- 30-day free trial
OnePage
- Free: shared custody calendar, unlimited messaging, one child, and a basic expense log.
- Plus: $11.99/mo or $99.99/yr; one subscription unlocks Plus for both parents.
- Plus adds AI tone check, expense splitting and PDF export, and multiple children.
What coParenter does well
- On-demand access to mediators, child specialists, and retired judges for real-time conflict resolution
- Language filters and on-demand human mediator support for difficult conversations
- GPS-tagged, timestamped exchange check-ins
Worth knowing
- Each parent typically pays their own subscription unless the shared plan is used
- Mediator access is a paid add-on beyond the base subscription in some cases
- No web app, mobile only
coParenter is a reasonable fit for: Families who want live mediator or coaching support built into the app, not just scheduling and messaging tools.
How to decide
Choose OnePage or coParenter based on the workflow
- Compare the whole-family cost. OnePage uses one Plus subscription for both parents. coParenter: individual or shared two-parent plan.
- Start from your must-have feature. coParenter is best suited to families who want live mediator or coaching support built into the app, not just scheduling and messaging tools.
- Check the tradeoffs, not just the checklist. Confirm whether both parents will participate, which exports are included, and whether a paid tier is required for the feature that brought you here.
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Sources for coParenter's pricing and features: coParenter features, coParenter on the App Store. Provider claims about records and legal use are descriptions of the provider's published features; admissibility and legal effect depend on the court and circumstances. OnePage pricing is current as shown on our pricing page.