Chronic pain apps charge you monthly
to stay in pain.
The leading pain apps cost $70 to $130 a year, auto-renew without warning, and have no financial incentive for you to recover. Relief is $19.99 once. 42 sessions. Then you delete it.
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See how Relief compares.
Each page breaks down the approach, the pricing, and the honest trade-offs. No spin.
Same brain-based methodology, subscription pricing. The most direct competitor.
Multimodal pain program with physio, yoga, and meditations. 70 sessions, subscription model.
Coach-led pain recovery program. Insurance-covered or from $99/month self-pay. US only.
Digital physical therapy with AI motion tracking. Not available to the general public.
Pain reprocessing therapy with AI chatbot. Same science, subscription pricing, no endpoint.
Meditation app people use for pain. No pain neuroscience, no retraining program.
Every pain app has the same business model.
Charge monthly. Give you a content library. Add pain journals, streaks, and community forums. Keep you engaged. Every month you stay in pain is another month of revenue.
Some of these apps use good science. Some have genuinely helpful content. But the model is broken: there is no financial incentive for you to recover.
Relief costs $19.99 once. When you finish, you delete the app. That is the intended outcome.
$19.99. Once.
Finish it. Then delete it.
42 sessions. No subscription. No auto-renewal.
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