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The link keeps your choices, so anyone who opens it sees the same result with the latest recorded prices.
How it works
- The tool reads the price tables on Deldur’s password manager, streaming, cloud storage and note-taking app pages each time it opens.
- A plan is included when its row states how many people or accounts it covers, for example “Up to 6 users”. Plans whose page gives no number are listed under the table instead.
- Per person = the plan’s lowest standard yearly cost (the yearly price, or 12 monthly payments when no yearly price exists) divided by the number of people you chose.
- “One individual plan” is the lowest-priced single-person plan of the same service, so you can see the difference.
- Sharing rules differ: some plans require the same household or address. Each plan’s conditions are on its dataset page.
Questions
Do all members need to live together?
Some plans say so. Spotify Family, for example, is recorded as “For up to 6 family members residing at the same address”. Check each plan’s conditions on its dataset page before sharing.
Why does a plan show “you plus 5”?
When a page says a family plan lets you add up to five members, the tool counts the account holder plus those five, and says so under the plan.
Are first-time offers counted?
No. Totals use the standard prices recorded on the dataset pages, before taxes.