Pricing
Pay for the tutoring, not for the Bible
The text is free and stays free. What costs money is the study around it: the long paths, the languages, and having your notes follow you from the kitchen table to the train.
Free
Free for as long as you want it
One person
Enough to read every day and ask what you like. No card, no trial clock counting down.
Daily reading in any book of the Bible
Ask questions about the passage you are in
The four short starter paths
Notes kept on one device
Trinity
Most chosen$15 per month
One person
The whole tutor: every study path, the language tools, and your notes wherever you read.
All twenty study paths, start to finish
Greek and Hebrew word study with the range of meaning shown
Cross-references and historical context on any passage
Notes and progress synced across your devices
Session recaps you can take to your group
Household
$29 per month
Up to six people
Everything in Trinity for up to six people under one roof, each with their own private study.
Six separate accounts, six separate reading histories
Nobody can see anybody else's questions
One bill, cancel for everyone at once
Everything in the Trinity plan for each person
Side by side
What each plan includes
The same table we would read out to you on a call.
| Feature | Free | Trinity | Household |
|---|---|---|---|
| Daily reading and questions | Included | Included | Included |
| Study paths | 4 starter paths | All 20 paths | All 20 paths |
| Greek and Hebrew word study | Not included | Included | Included |
| Cross-references and historical context | Not included | Included | Included |
| Session recaps | Not included | Included | Included |
| Notes across devices | One device | All your devices | All your devices |
| People on the plan | 1 | 1 | Up to 6 |
| Private from everyone else on the plan | Included | Included | Included |
“Not included” means exactly that, not that it is coming later. If something here matters to you and it is not in the plan you can afford, write to us and say so.
Before you pay
Questions about money
Daily reading in any book of the Bible, questions answered about the passage you are in, the four short starter paths, and notes on the device you are reading on. No card, and no trial that quietly ends. If the free tier is all you ever use, that is a fine way to use Trinity.
No. The text itself is free and always will be. The World English Bible is public domain, and gating Scripture would be a strange thing for us to do. What you pay for is the tutoring around it: the longer paths, the word study, the cross-references, and having your notes follow you between devices.
Only the price and the bill. Annual costs the equivalent of eight months rather than twelve, and you are charged once a year instead of every month. The product is identical either way, and you can switch from monthly to annual at any point without losing anything.
Up to six people who share a home. Each person gets their own account, their own reading history, and their own private questions. Nobody on the plan can read anybody else's study, including whoever pays the bill. If you need more than six, or the people are not under one roof, a church plan will fit better.
Cancel whenever you like, from your account settings, without emailing anybody. You keep the paid features until the period you have already paid for runs out, then the account drops back to the free tier. Your notes stay where they are; you can read and export them whether you are paying or not.
Churches are priced per congregation rather than per seat. Write to us and we will give you a figure. Students and anyone for whom the price is the reason they would not use Trinity should write to us; we keep a quiet reduced rate for that and we do not ask for proof of hardship.
Start on the free tier
You can read the whole Bible and ask whatever you like without paying anything. Move up when the free tier starts to get in your way, and not before.
Join the waitlist