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All Apps Pass vs Buying Apps One by One: Which Pays Off, and When?

By Pai Digital · 2026-11-01 · Last verified 2026-11-01 · 3 min read · From our Money Made Simple channel · Watch on YouTube

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Every Pai Digital app is sold two ways: on its own, or inside the All Apps Pass. The prices are public and settled — individual apps at $6/mo, the Pass at $72/mo for the whole catalogue — so the honest comparison is simple arithmetic. This page runs it, including the case where buying one by one genuinely wins.

Key takeaways

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The side-by-side

Buying one by oneAll Apps Pass
Monthly price$6 per app$72 for every app
Annual / lifetime$61.20/yr · $120 lifetime, per app$734.40/yr · $1,440 lifetime
What you getExactly the apps you pickThe whole catalogue under one membership
Break-evenWins while your real app count is smallWins from twelve monthly apps up — and for households sharing
Pai TradingSeparate on both routes: $30/mo or $306/yr — never in the Pass

The price list both routes share

There is one schedule for everything: an individual app is $6 a month, $61.20 a year, or $120 lifetime. The All Apps Pass is $72 a month, $734.40 a year, or $1,440 lifetime, and covers every Pai Digital app in one membership. Pai Trading stands apart at $30 a month or $306 a year — it is not in the Pass, on either route. Every app on both routes starts with a free trial, so the comparison can be run with real use, not guesses.

Where one-by-one honestly wins

If your life needs exactly one tool — Pocket PDF Studio for documents, Freedom Clock for bill days — $6 beats $72 every month of the year, and our product pages will happily sell you the single app. The same is true at two or three apps: $12–$18 a month against $72. A bundle only pays when the bundle gets used; a membership covering apps you never open is not a deal, it is a donation. Start with the trial of the one app you need.

Put this into practice: All Apps Pass

Every Pai Digital app in one membership — $72/mo, $734.40/yr or $1,440 lifetime, with free trials on every app. Pai Trading is separate.

The All Apps Pass is $72/mo, $734.40/yr or $1,440 lifetime — every app, one membership.

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Where the Pass pulls away

The arithmetic flips as the second and third needs arrive — a PDF tool this month, a ledger next quarter, a learning app for the kids. Twelve apps bought monthly equal the Pass exactly at $72, and the Pass charges that once for the whole catalogue. On annual plans the pattern repeats: $61.20 per app per year against $734.40 for all of them. Households are the Pass's natural home: different people, different apps, one membership.

The verdict: count your real apps, then choose

Count the apps you would genuinely open in a normal month. One to three: buy them one by one and keep the change. Four or more — or a household sharing across people — run the Pass trial and let a month of real use referee. Either way, start with the free trials, and remember Pai Trading is decided separately at $30/mo or $306/yr. Prices in USD, trials on everything — the way our product pages have always stated it.

Put it into practice

Every Pai Digital app in one membership — $72/mo, $734.40/yr or $1,440 lifetime, with free trials on every app. Pai Trading is separate.

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Or get every Pai Digital app in one plan: the All Apps Pass — $72/mo, $734.40/yr or $1,440 lifetime, with free trials on every app.

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Frequently asked questions

Is Pai Trading included in the Pass?

No — Pai Trading is $30/mo or $306/yr, sold separately, on both routes. It is the one product that never joins the Pass.

Can I switch from individual apps to the Pass later?

Both routes stay open: start with the single app you need, and if your count grows, take the Pass then. Questions about an existing account go through the Support page — a human reads them.

Which route do families pick?

Households are the Pass's natural case: different people using different apps under one membership usually pass the break-even quickly. Solo users with one clear need usually save by buying that one app.

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Product information and prices from Pai Digital's own catalogue, checked Nov 1, 2026. Prices in USD.

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