Providers pay. Caregivers never do.
Every plan sees every screen; an action above your plan is shown with its cost, never silently blocked.
Job postOne charge per postPublishes the listing when paidWhat one charge buys
- A listing that goes live when it is paid — an unpaid post stays a draft.
- Reachable without an account, at an opaque address that carries no organisation, house or sequence.
- Applications arrive with her profile and her credentials as self-attested — one per person per posting, never ranked or scored.
- Available on every plan, including the trial. The amount is set at launch.
A subscription — up to three houses on Pro, unlimited on Scale — plus one charge for each job post. Amounts are set at launch. Sold on the web through Stripe Checkout; the native application never presents a purchase sheet.
Caregivers pay nothing — a documented exception to the Family Standard’s signup.
One charge per post. It publishes when it is paid.
A subscription is per house. A post is per post — on every tier, including the trial, because a home that needs to hire should not have to upgrade to do it.
- Draftinvisible to everyone outside your organisation.
- Paythe per-post charge — an unpaid posting stays a draft.
- Publishedreachable without an account, at an opaque address that carries no organisation, house or sequence.
- Applicationsarrive with her profile and her credentials as self-attested — one per person per posting, never ranked or scored.
- Hireda staff record, onboarding open for that house’s track.
Signing up, in six steps — the provider side, the same in every product in this family
- email and password
- licence track — APD, DD, OHA or Agency
- organisation name
- your first house
- Terms, Privacy, the Customer BAA and auto-renewal
- card on file
and the trial starts. Providers buy Aidepost. Caregivers use it free, without an organisation and without a card.
If a payment fails
- trialing / active
- Full access.
- past_due
- Full access; you are warned, not punished, during the retries — emails on day 0, day 7 and day 14.
- read_only
- Reads, export, and the product’s preserved core doing.
- cancelled
- You can still sign in to export, until purge. Export first, then hard delete. The audit log is retained.
Asked about the price.
Why not just post in the Facebook group?
A Facebook group does not know who holds a current CPR card, cannot record that the shift was offered to your own staff first, and leaves you no timesheet at the end of the week.
How much is a post?
One charge per post, and it publishes when it is paid. Posting is available on every plan, including the trial. The amount is set at launch.
Do caregivers pay for Aidepost?
Never. Providers buy Aidepost. Caregivers create a profile, keep their credential dates, claim shifts and apply to posts free, without an organisation and without a card.
Be in the first houses on it.
Leave an email and we will tell you when it opens, what it costs, and how to get in. One message when there is something to say — nothing else, ever.
- Add six staff and their CPR dates.
- See the one that expires Friday take the accent.
- Build next week’s roster.
- See Saturday night open — offer it to your own staff, then post outward.
- Create a profile.
- Add a CPR card photo and its date.
- See three open shifts within twenty-five miles.
No organisation. No card. Nothing to cancel.
One email address, one licence track, one house count. No card, no account, no newsletter.