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OnePage vs SupportPay

A family-finance platform focused on child support, shared expenses, receipts, reimbursements, payments, disputes, and certified records.

Pricing and features last checked August 12, 2026.

OnePage and SupportPay feature comparison
CompareOnePageSupportPay
Starting priceFree for the core calendar and messaging. Plus is $11.99/mo or $99.99/yrFree Starter; Premium $14.99/mo for one user or $19.99/mo for the entire family, with annual options
Free accessOngoing free calendar and messagingOngoing limited Starter plan
Billing modelOne Plus subscription covers both parentsSingle-user or entire-family Premium
PlatformsiOS, AndroidiOS, Android, Web
Tone and communication assistanceAI tone check before sending on PlusNot advertised; WeParent access is bundled for communication
Expense trackingYes; splitting and PDF export on PlusCore specialty, including receipts, disputes, and payments
Records and exportsTamper-evident history; PDF export on PlusPDF/CSV exports and automated certified records on Premium
Recorded callsNot currently offeredNot advertised
Solo useDesigned for a linked two-parent familyYes

Published prices

What SupportPay currently lists

Prices can vary by country, app store, billing period, taxes, promotions, and eligibility programs.

SupportPay

  • Starter: free, limited to 3 expenses and 2 receipt uploads per month with 6 months of history
  • Premium Single User: $14.99/mo or $99.99/yr
  • Premium Entire Family: $19.99/mo or $149.99/yr

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 SupportPay does well

  • Deeper child-support and shared-expense workflows than a general co-parenting calendar
  • Can track payments made through SupportPay or outside services such as cash and payment apps
  • Premium includes receipt scanning, dispute workflows, exports, certified records, and access to WeParent

Worth knowing

  • The free plan is limited to three expenses and two receipt uploads per month and six months of history
  • Scheduling and broader co-parent communication are provided through the separate WeParent app
  • The entire-family Premium plan costs more than the single-user plan

SupportPay is a reasonable fit for: Parents whose main challenge is documenting child support, reimbursements, receipts, and shared child-related expenses.

How to decide

Choose OnePage or SupportPay based on the workflow

  • Compare the whole-family cost. OnePage uses one Plus subscription for both parents. SupportPay: single-user or entire-family premium.
  • Start from your must-have feature. SupportPay is best suited to parents whose main challenge is documenting child support, reimbursements, receipts, and shared child-related expenses.
  • 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.

FAQ

Questions, answered

Sources for SupportPay's pricing and features: SupportPay plans and pricing, SupportPay frequently asked questions. 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.