Start free. Subscribe when the story is worth keeping.
EverydayEarth is in early access. Create a free account, set up your habitat, and connect a camera. Your first 10 discoveries are on us — no credit card required. Subscribe only when you want your habitat's story to keep going.
How the free trial works
Account first. Habitat second. Subscription last.
Nothing to buy up front. You'll know exactly what you're paying for before you're asked to pay for it.
- Create a free account Sign in with Google, Apple, or Amazon. No password to remember, no card to enter.
- Set up your habitat Name it, place it on the map, and tell us what you hope to see. Habitats are free to create and free to keep.
- Connect a camera Blink, Nest, or clips you upload. Every camera gets 10 free discoveries: species named, behavior described, first Field Note narrated.
- Subscribe when you're ready After the tenth discovery the camera keeps watching and new stories pause. Subscribe from your habitat to keep them going.
Plans
Two plans. Everyone starts on the free one.
Member
No card requiredFree during early access, and after
Trial included with every camera
per member · explore the network and run your trial
Create free accountSet up a habitat and connect a camera the moment you sign in. Nothing to cancel, ever.
- Set up a habitat and connect your cameras
- 10 free discoveries per camera — no credit card
- Your Moments and Field Notes stay yours, trial or not
- Browse public habitats & Field Notes
- Discover wildlife near you on the Map
- Follow habitats and save species
Habitat Steward
Early accessFounding Steward rate, locked in for life
$24/mo standard
per habitat · includes 1 camera feed
Start with the free trialYou subscribe from inside your habitat, once you've seen what it finds. Nothing is charged until you choose to.
- Everything in Member, plus:
- Continuous AI species identification
- Daily narrated Field Notes
- Automatic Moments Timeline
- Seasonal summaries & insights
- Secure video storage
- Extra cameras: +$9/mo each
Every camera starts with 10 free discoveries. Species identified, Field Note narrated, no credit card required.
Our approach
Pay for stewardship, not storage
No charges per gigabyte, API call, or clip count. One habitat, one price. Add more as your curiosity grows.
Questions
Frequently asked
What does early access mean?
EverydayEarth is in beta. Features land weekly, the occasional thing breaks, and your feedback shapes what we build next. In return, members who subscribe during early access keep the Founding Steward rate for life.
Do I need a credit card to start?
No. Create an account, set up a habitat, and connect a camera with nothing on file. We only ask for a card when you choose to subscribe.
Do I have to connect a camera to set up a habitat?
No. A habitat without a camera still lets you save species, follow neighbors, and get a feel for the app. Your free trial begins the moment you connect a camera.
When do I start paying?
Only when you choose to subscribe. Each camera's first 10 discoveries are free. After that the camera keeps recording, but new stories pause until the habitat is subscribed.
Can I subscribe before my trial runs out?
Yes. Once your habitat has a camera, you can subscribe at any time from Settings under Plan & billing. There's no need to wait for the tenth discovery.
What is a Founding Steward?
Our early adopter rate: $12/month instead of $24/month, locked in for the life of your subscription. Available while we're in early access. Same features, half the price.
What happens after 10 discoveries?
Your existing Moments and Field Notes stay accessible. Subscribe to continue receiving new discoveries, narrated Field Notes, and seasonal summaries.
Can I add more cameras?
Yes. Each plan includes 1 active camera feed. Additional feeds are $9/month each — add or remove anytime.
Can I cancel anytime?
Yes. Cancel anytime, no contracts. Your existing habitat data stays accessible.
Ready when you are
Create your free account, set up a habitat, and find out who's been visiting. Subscribe only if you want the story to keep going.