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Family Group documentation
Loopa Premium is sold in two shapes.
| Plan | Monthly | Yearly | Covers |
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| Loopa Premium | $12.99 | $69.99 | One person |
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| Loopa Premium Family | $19.99 | $129.99 | Up to six people |
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| Loopa Premium Family | $19.99 | $119.99 | Up to six people |
Both plans are the same app. Loopa Premium Family is not a bigger version of
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Premium — it is the same Premium, for more people.
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Premium. It is the same Premium, for more people.
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Prices are US dollars and exclude tax. In other countries the App Store or Google
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Play charges the equivalent local price it sets, which is not a straight currency
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conversion. The price on the screen when you buy is the price that applies.
## What the family plan adds
- **Premium for up to six people**, through a Loopa Family Group. The organizer
invites up to five others; each of them gets the full app.
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- **It works on Android.** A Loopa Family Group is ours rather than an App Store
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feature, which is why it reaches an Android phone and Apple Family Sharing
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cannot.
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- **Apple Family Sharing too**, on iPhone and iPad, if your household is
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entirely on Apple and you would rather not invite anyone.
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- **It works on Android.** A Loopa Family Group is ours rather than a store
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feature, which is why it reaches an Android phone.
- **The shared pantry**, so the household's meal plans and shopping lists come
out of one cupboard.
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At six people, $129.99 a year works out at about $21.67 each.
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At six people, $119.99 a year is about $20.00 each.
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**Apple Family Sharing is not used and is switched off on every Loopa plan.** The
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Family Group is the only way Premium is shared, and it is deliberate: Apple's own
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sharing has never reached an Android phone, and a household is rarely all on one
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kind of phone. See [[Family group overview|Loopa Family Group: what it is]].
## What the single-person plan does
Everything Premium does, for you. It does not extend to a Family Group. You can
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still create a group and share the pantry with it — only Premium stops at you.
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still create a group and share the pantry with it. Only Premium stops at you.
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## Everyone in a group needs their own account, and must be 18
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Loopa is an adults-only service. Every member of a Family Group signs in with
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their own Loopa account, and every one of them must be 18 or older. The group
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does not create accounts for anyone and cannot cover a child. See
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[[Who can use Loopa]].
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Each account keeps its own private data. Being in a group does not give the
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organizer, or anyone else, sight of another member's food log, weight, vitals,
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photos, medications or messages. See
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[[Family group what is shared|What a family group shares, and what it never shares]].
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## Changing plans
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Moving up (monthly to yearly, or single to family) takes effect straight away,
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and the store credits the time you have already paid for. Moving down takes effect
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at your next renewal, so you keep what you paid for until then.
## If you were already a member before 16 August 2026
**Your coverage does not change, and it cannot be taken back.**
Before that date there was one Premium plan, and it was sold as covering up to
six people. Everyone holding an active subscription on the day the plans split
keeps that: your existing subscription still covers your Family Group, at the
price you are already paying, for as long as you keep it. Renewals do not
change it.
You do not need to do anything, and you do not need to buy the family plan to
keep what you already have.
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## Changing plans
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**From Premium to Premium Family** takes effect immediately. On iPhone, Apple
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credits the unused part of your current plan and charges the difference. On
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Android, Google Play converts the time you have already paid for into time on
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the new plan, so nothing is charged that day and your renewal date moves to
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match.
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**From monthly to yearly**, within either plan, takes effect at your next
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renewal date. Your current month is not cut short and not credited: you keep
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every day you have paid for, and the year starts when it ends.
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**From Premium Family back to Premium** takes effect at your next renewal, so
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your household keeps the coverage it was promised until the period you paid for
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actually ends.
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All of this is handled by the App Store or Google Play. Manage or cancel a
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subscription there — **Settings > your name > Subscriptions** on iPhone, or
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**Play Store > Subscriptions** on Android.
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## The limits, said plainly
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## See also
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- **Six is a real ceiling**, on both routes, and pending invitations count
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against it until they are accepted or expire.
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- **Premium you receive through Apple Family Sharing cannot be re-shared** into
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a Loopa Family Group. That subscription is Apple's to share, not ours.
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- **The single-person plan does not propagate**, however many people are in
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your group.
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* [[Family group overview|Loopa Family Group: what it is]]
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* [[Family group creating|Creating a family group]]
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* [[Family group what is shared|What a family group shares, and what it never shares]]
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* [[Family group subscription lapse|What happens if the organizer's subscription ends]]
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* [[Subscription and the full dossier|Subscription and the full report]]
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* [[Who can use Loopa]]
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See also [[Loopa Family Group: what it is]] and
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[[What happens if the organizer's subscription ends]].
Loopa Premium is sold in two shapes.
| Plan | Monthly | Yearly | Covers |
|---|---|---|---|
| Loopa Premium | $12.99 | $69.99 | One person |
| Loopa Premium Family | $19.99 | $129.99 | Up to six people |
Both plans are the same app. Loopa Premium Family is not a bigger version of Premium — it is the same Premium, for more people.
What the family plan adds
- Premium for up to six people, through a Loopa Family Group. The organizer invites up to five others; each of them gets the full app.
- It works on Android. A Loopa Family Group is ours rather than an App Store feature, which is why it reaches an Android phone and Apple Family Sharing cannot.
- Apple Family Sharing too, on iPhone and iPad, if your household is entirely on Apple and you would rather not invite anyone.
- The shared pantry, so the household's meal plans and shopping lists come out of one cupboard.
At six people, $129.99 a year works out at about $21.67 each.
What the single-person plan does
Everything Premium does, for you. It does not extend to a Family Group. You can still create a group and share the pantry with it — only Premium stops at you.
If you were already a member before 16 August 2026
Your coverage does not change, and it cannot be taken back.
Before that date there was one Premium plan, and it was sold as covering up to six people. Everyone holding an active subscription on the day the plans split keeps that: your existing subscription still covers your Family Group, at the price you are already paying, for as long as you keep it. Renewals do not change it.
You do not need to do anything, and you do not need to buy the family plan to keep what you already have.
Changing plans
From Premium to Premium Family takes effect immediately. On iPhone, Apple credits the unused part of your current plan and charges the difference. On Android, Google Play converts the time you have already paid for into time on the new plan, so nothing is charged that day and your renewal date moves to match.
From monthly to yearly, within either plan, takes effect at your next renewal date. Your current month is not cut short and not credited: you keep every day you have paid for, and the year starts when it ends.
From Premium Family back to Premium takes effect at your next renewal, so your household keeps the coverage it was promised until the period you paid for actually ends.
All of this is handled by the App Store or Google Play. Manage or cancel a subscription there — Settings > your name > Subscriptions on iPhone, or Play Store > Subscriptions on Android.
The limits, said plainly
- Six is a real ceiling, on both routes, and pending invitations count against it until they are accepted or expire.
- Premium you receive through Apple Family Sharing cannot be re-shared into a Loopa Family Group. That subscription is Apple's to share, not ours.
- The single-person plan does not propagate, however many people are in your group.
See also [[Loopa Family Group: what it is]] and [[What happens if the organizer's subscription ends]].
Loopa Premium is sold in two shapes. | Plan | Monthly | Yearly | Covers | |---|---|---|---| | Loopa Premium | $12.99 | $69.99 | One person | | Loopa Premium Family | $19.99 | $129.99 | Up to six people | Both plans are the same app. Loopa Premium Family is not a bigger version of Premium — it is the same Premium, for more people. ## What the family plan adds - **Premium for up to six people**, through a Loopa Family Group. The organizer invites up to five others; each of them gets the full app. - **It works on Android.** A Loopa Family Group is ours rather than an App Store feature, which is why it reaches an Android phone and Apple Family Sharing cannot. - **Apple Family Sharing too**, on iPhone and iPad, if your household is entirely on Apple and you would rather not invite anyone. - **The shared pantry**, so the household's meal plans and shopping lists come out of one cupboard. At six people, $129.99 a year works out at about $21.67 each. ## What the single-person plan does Everything Premium does, for you. It does not extend to a Family Group. You can still create a group and share the pantry with it — only Premium stops at you. ## If you were already a member before 16 August 2026 **Your coverage does not change, and it cannot be taken back.** Before that date there was one Premium plan, and it was sold as covering up to six people. Everyone holding an active subscription on the day the plans split keeps that: your existing subscription still covers your Family Group, at the price you are already paying, for as long as you keep it. Renewals do not change it. You do not need to do anything, and you do not need to buy the family plan to keep what you already have. ## Changing plans **From Premium to Premium Family** takes effect immediately. On iPhone, Apple credits the unused part of your current plan and charges the difference. On Android, Google Play converts the time you have already paid for into time on the new plan, so nothing is charged that day and your renewal date moves to match. **From monthly to yearly**, within either plan, takes effect at your next renewal date. Your current month is not cut short and not credited: you keep every day you have paid for, and the year starts when it ends. **From Premium Family back to Premium** takes effect at your next renewal, so your household keeps the coverage it was promised until the period you paid for actually ends. All of this is handled by the App Store or Google Play. Manage or cancel a subscription there — **Settings > your name > Subscriptions** on iPhone, or **Play Store > Subscriptions** on Android. ## The limits, said plainly - **Six is a real ceiling**, on both routes, and pending invitations count against it until they are accepted or expire. - **Premium you receive through Apple Family Sharing cannot be re-shared** into a Loopa Family Group. That subscription is Apple's to share, not ours. - **The single-person plan does not propagate**, however many people are in your group. See also [[Loopa Family Group: what it is]] and [[What happens if the organizer's subscription ends]].
