No subscription, no in-app purchases, no card. Download it, set a goal, and the whole app is yours.
When you send your week to Instacart and place an order there, Instacart pays BiteBop a small referral commission. You pay exactly what you would pay in Instacart on your own; the prices, fees and stores are Instacart's. That is the whole business model today, and it only works if the app is worth using every week.
No. A free Instacart account is enough. Instacart's usual delivery or pickup fees apply to the order itself, as they would for any Instacart order.
The core of the app, the forecast, the weekly plan and the Instacart handoff, is free and we intend to keep it that way. If we ever add a paid tier for extras, you will read about it here first, with the price, before it appears in the app.
iPhone, iOS 17 or later, in the United States, because Instacart delivery is the grocery half of the product. There is no Android or web version right now.