Capture as much as you want for your first 6 months — from your very first receipt. After that, 30 receipts a month free. Pay only when you need more.
For your first business, forever.
For one busy business. Unlimited captures, flat monthly price.
For two or three businesses, separated cleanly.
Removes the receipt cap on every company at once.
For four or more sets of books.
For folks managing four+ books.
Take a few weeks to kick the tyres. The runway only begins once you actually log something. Most owners stay on Free forever; the cap is there for the few who outgrow it.
Submitter captures sit in your Inbox until you approve them. Reject or ignore — no quota touched. Approved receipts go on the books and into your monthly count.
Buy a pack one busy month, sip it slowly the next. Credit is in receipts, not dollars — price changes don't touch what you bought.
Your unused pack credit isn't consumed while you're on Unlimited. Cancel later and it comes back before the cap re-engages.
For occasional months when you go over. No subscription required. Never expires.
Packs stack on Free. Subscribe later? Your pack credit pauses, not vanishes — it picks up where it left off if you cancel.
| FreeFree | Unlimited$1.99/mo | Multi-Company$4.99/mo | MC Unlimited$9.99/mo | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Companies | 1 | 1 | Up to 3 | Unlimited |
| Owner receipts / month | 30 (after welcome) | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Free submitter seats | ||||
| Approve before it counts | ||||
| OCR & auto-fill | ||||
| Google Drive sync | ||||
| ZIP & XLSX export | ||||
| Per-company Drive folder & categories | — | — | ||
| Company switcher | — | — | ||
| Stack with Receipt Packs | Paused | Paused | Paused |
Invite your bookkeeper, your driver, your warehouse lead. They snap, you review. There's no per-seat fee on any plan — what they capture only counts when you approve it onto the books.
Receipt images live in the folder Starlog creates inside your own Google Drive — under your account, not ours. Disconnect anytime in Settings. If we ever shut down, your year/month folder tree is already yours.
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Your first 6 months are unlimited captures. The clock starts at your first receipt, not at signup — kick the tyres as long as you like before the runway begins.
Every receipt you accept onto the books — whether you snapped it yourself or approved it from a submitter. Anything still pending in your Inbox, or anything you reject, doesn't count. You decide what lands.
Yes — no per-seat fee, ever, on any plan. Invite as many people as you want. The cap is on receipts you accept onto the books, not on who captured them. The only paywalls are receipts (after the 6-month welcome) and running more than one company.
No. Only receipts you accept onto the books count toward your monthly total. Pending and rejected captures live in your Inbox and never touch the cap.
Three options. Buy a Receipt Pack — it never expires. Subscribe to Unlimited Receipts to remove the cap. Or, if you run more than one business, Multi-Company removes the cap on all of them at once.
Your unused credit is paused, not consumed. If you cancel later, the credit comes back before the 30/month cap re-engages — so you don't lose what you bought.
Subscriptions are managed through the App Store and Google Play. If you're on a desktop, grab your phone and tap the upgrade prompt in Starlog when you hit your receipt limit.
Prices in India are in rupees, set through the App Store and Google Play directly. What you see is what you pay — no FX conversion math, no hidden fees.
Drive is where your receipt images live — under your account, not ours. We only access the folder we create for Starlog. You can disconnect Drive anytime from in-app Settings.
They're already in your Drive in a clean year/month folder tree. The XLSX export is yours forever. There's no lock-in to escape.
Six months of unlimited captures, starting the moment you log your first one. Most owners stay free after that, too.