Intent Filter

Pricing

Everything except page checking is free for everyone: sessions, the calendar, goals, strict mode, time tracking and Do Later. Page checking costs money for every page Jev reads, so it has a daily allowance, and a paid plan lifts it.

Plans aren't on sale yet. They start with an upcoming version of the extension, and prices may still change before then.

Plans

Free

$0

  • Full page checking on your first day
  • Then 60 minutes of page checking a day
  • 7 more days of full page checking when you sign in with Google, once per account

Own key

$29 once

  • Use your own provider key (OpenRouter, TypeSafe or Vercel)
  • Nothing goes through Intent Filter's server
  • You pay your provider for what you use

Prices are in US dollars. Sales tax or VAT may be added at checkout, depending on where you live.

What “full” means

Full page checking has a fair-use limit, so no single install can use up what is meant for everyone: 500 checks a day on the first day and the account week, and 3,000 a day on Pro. 500 checks is about a heavy day of browsing. The terms have the details.

When page checking is used up or paused, your sessions keep running and pages open without being checked.

Buying and the seller

You buy a plan from inside the extension, with Upgrade, on your Intent Filter account. Lemon Squeezy sells the plans as the merchant of record: it takes the payment, handles taxes and sends your receipt. Intent Filter is made by Aleksandar Gjorgiev, North Macedonia.

Refunds and cancelling are on the refunds page. Questions: alekgj.dev@gmail.com.