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What Calmina costs

Updated 27 August 2026 · Prices in EUR, charged in your local currency

Three free nights to find out whether it works in your house. After that, from €9.99 a year. Every plan includes every feature — there is no tier that withholds the alarm.

The short version. Free for three nights, no card and no account. Then €9.99/year, €3.99/month, or €1.99 for a prepaid week. One plan covers the parent phone; the nursery phone is always free.

What’s free

Your first three nights, with everything switched on: cry detection, the silent-mode alarm, live video, two-way talk-back, the lot. No card, no sign-up, no email.

A “night” is a distinct calendar day on which you ran a monitoring session, however short. Being precise about the awkward part: a quiet night still uses one. The count is of nights you relied on it, not nights the baby cried.

To stop a reinstall resetting the count, the app keeps an anonymised device code on our server. It is not tied to a name, an email or an account, and you can see it in the app and have it deleted whenever you like — the privacy policy explains exactly what it is.

The three plans

PlanPriceBest when
Yearly€9.99
under €0.84 a month
You expect to use it on and off for a year or more. Renews yearly until you cancel.
Monthly€3.99A defined phase — the newborn weeks, sleep training, a month at a grandparent’s. Renews monthly until you cancel.
Weekly
prepaid
€1.99A holiday or one trip. Does not auto-renew — it expires on its own and there is nothing to remember to cancel.

Prices are shown in your local currency at checkout, and are charged by Google Play or the App Store rather than by us.

What’s included

All of it, on every plan. We do not think a monitor should sell you the alarm separately.

Which phone needs the plan

Only the parent phone — strictly, the store account that bought the plan. The nursery phone runs the same free app and never needs one of its own, so the old handset in your drawer costs nothing to press into service.

If you replace the parent phone, sign in to the store with the same account and restore the purchase.

Cancelling, renewals and refunds

Against a hardware monitor

A dedicated baby monitor runs roughly $150–400, works in one house, and becomes e-waste when the baby outgrows it. Calmina runs on a phone you already own and stopped using.

The honest counterpoint: a hardware monitor is a single-purpose device that cannot be interrupted by a phone call, does not need permissions granted correctly, and will not be affected by an OS update. If you want something with one job and no configuration, buy the hardware. If you have a spare phone and want it to reach you when your phone is on silent, that is what this is for.

Start with the free nights. No card, no account — pair two phones and test the alert before you decide anything.

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Calmina is not a substitute for direct adult supervision or a medical monitoring device.