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How much does Spriggy Pocket Money cost?

Everything you know about the cost of Spriggy Pocket Money

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Every family starts with a 30-day free trial to explore Spriggy. After that:

  • $5 per month, billed annually ($60/year) — for families with 1 child

  • $6.50 per month, billed annually ($78/year) — for families with 2–6 children

    Spriggy membership is billed by Spriggy (the team behind the Spriggy Pocket Money app). You can find more detail in the Spriggy Terms & Conditions.

Sometimes we run special promotions. If you sign up under a promo, check the offer’s Terms & Conditions for all the details.

Adding or removing a child

Your membership cost depends on how many kids you’ve got on your account:

  • Add a second child (up to 6 total) → you’ll move from the one-child plan to the multiple-children plan.

  • Already on the multiple-children plan? Adding more kids won’t change your price.

  • Remove kids until there’s just 1 child left → you’ll move back to the one-child plan.

Adjustment fee (only if you upgrade mid-year):

Moving from one-child to multiple-children means a small pro-rata adjustment.

  • Example: If you paid $60 on 1 Jan and add a second child on 1 July (halfway through), you’ll be charged the difference of $9 (half of $18).

  • From your next renewal, you’ll be charged the full $78 multiple-children rate.

Other fees (from the card issuer)

A few other costs may pop up, depending on how you use Spriggy:

  • Replacement card: $10 if lost, damaged, stolen, used without permission, or if you’d like a new design. (No fee for cards replaced at expiry.)

  • Currency conversion: 3.5% when you spend in another currency.

  • Cancellation fee: Up to $10 if your Parent Wallet + cards have $10 or less remaining when you close your account.

Free trial reminder

Your 30-day free trial covers the Spriggy membership only. Card-related fees from Indue (the card issuer) can still apply during the trial.

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