One plan, everything in it. No feature locked behind a bigger tier, no ads, no upsells inside the app. You try Kitcha for a week first, and if she isn't for you, cancel before day 7 and you're never charged.
Month to month. Cancel whenever you like, from your phone.
Works out to about $11.67 a month — you save $39.89 a year versus paying monthly.
Twelve months at $14.99 comes to $179.88. The yearly plan is $139.99 — the same Kitcha, about $40 less.
Both plans start with the same 7-day free trial. Prices are in US dollars.
| What | Monthly | Yearly |
|---|---|---|
| Free trial | 7 days | 7 days |
| Charged when | Day 7, then every month | Day 7, then once a year |
| Price | $14.99 / month | $139.99 / year ($11.67 a month) |
| Renews automatically | Yes — until you cancel | Yes — until you cancel |
| Who bills you | Apple or Google | Apple or Google |
| Cancel from | Settings on your phone | Settings on your phone |
| If you cancel | Kitcha stays until the end of that month | Kitcha stays until the end of that year |
| Features included | Everything | Everything |
To cancel on iPhone: Settings › your name › Subscriptions › Kitcha › Cancel. On Android: Play Store › your profile › Payments & subscriptions › Kitcha › Cancel.
| App | How it's priced | Scans grocery receipts | Hands-free voice |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kitcha by Tabby | $14.99/mo or $139.99/yr, 7 days free | Yes | Yes — 8 voices, wake word on iPhone |
| Recipy | Free tier | No | No |
| Paprika Recipe Manager | One-time purchase, bought again per platform | No | No |
| Samsung Food | Free, with a paid premium tier | No | No |
Competitor details checked 19 August 2026 — prices change, so check their sites for the current figure.
Kitcha costs more than a recipe box because she does more than hold recipes: she watches your inventory, reads your receipts, and talks to you while you cook. If all you want is somewhere to keep recipes, Paprika is cheaper and very good at that. Here's the honest comparison.
On day 7 the plan you picked starts billing automatically, unless you cancelled first. You'll get a reminder from Apple or Google before it happens.
From your phone, in a few taps — iPhone: Settings › your name › Subscriptions › Kitcha › Cancel. Android: Play Store › profile › Payments & subscriptions › Kitcha › Cancel. You keep Kitcha until the end of the period you already paid for.
No. There's the 7-day trial, then it's a paid subscription. No ads and nothing sold inside the app on top of it.
Apple and Google take the payment, so they process refunds under their own policies. Email kitcha@kitchaworld.com and Tabatha will help you get it sorted. The full refund policy is here.
Your kitchen follows your Kitcha login, so signing in somewhere else shows the same kitchen. The subscription itself lives with the store you bought it from — bought on iPhone, Apple manages it; bought on Android, Google does.
Seven days free, cancel from your phone, no charge if she isn't for you.