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OnePage vs Fayr
A co-parenting app combining a shared custody calendar, stored messaging, expenses, GPS check-ins, journals, and exported parenting reports.
Pricing and features last checked August 12, 2026.
| Compare | OnePage | Fayr |
|---|---|---|
| Starting price | Free for the core calendar and messaging. Plus is $11.99/mo or $99.99/yr | Fayr Lite is free; Fayr Premium starts at $9.99 with monthly or annual billing |
| Free access | Ongoing free calendar and messaging | Ongoing Fayr Lite plan |
| Billing model | One Plus subscription covers both parents | Premium billing scope is not clearly stated publicly |
| Platforms | iOS, Android | iOS, Android |
| Tone and communication assistance | AI tone check before sending on Plus | Not advertised |
| Expense tracking | Yes; splitting and PDF export on Plus | Yes, with notes, receipts, and images |
| Records and exports | Tamper-evident history; PDF export on Plus | Parenting reports and timestamped PDF exports on Premium |
| Recorded calls | Not currently offered | Not advertised |
| Solo use | Designed for a linked two-parent family | Private journal is available on Premium; full solo model not stated |
Published prices
What Fayr currently lists
Prices can vary by country, app store, billing period, taxes, promotions, and eligibility programs.
Fayr
- Fayr Lite: free forever with access to the main features
- Fayr Premium: starts at $9.99; adds GPS logs, file vault, PDF exports, and private journal
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 Fayr does well
- Free Lite tier covers the app's main co-parenting features
- Combines custody scheduling, stored messaging, and expense tracking
- Premium adds GPS-verified check-ins, a private journal, file vault, and PDF reports
Worth knowing
- The public pricing page says Premium starts at $9.99 but does not publish every monthly and annual price
- GPS logs, PDF exports, the file vault, and private journal require Premium
- Tone assistance and recorded calls are not advertised on the official feature pages
Fayr is a reasonable fit for: Families who want a free purpose-built starting point with the option to add GPS check-ins and evidence-oriented reports.
How to decide
Choose OnePage or Fayr based on the workflow
- Compare the whole-family cost. OnePage uses one Plus subscription for both parents. Fayr: premium billing scope is not clearly stated publicly.
- Start from your must-have feature. Fayr is best suited to families who want a free purpose-built starting point with the option to add GPS check-ins and evidence-oriented reports.
- 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 Fayr's pricing and features: Fayr pricing, Fayr app features. 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.