Errand: Chase It For You

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Poke starts the pricing conversation at $292 a month and haggles you down; one user documented talking it to $29. Its top complaint is the negotiation itself — "adversarial, inconsistent, off-putting." Errand is $14.99 a month. That is the price. There is no bouncer. TELL IT THE ERRAND The refund you keep not chasing. The booking you need moved. The subscription you have been meaning to cancel. Errand turns it into steps and does the parts a phone can actually do — drafting, finding the right address, tracking whether anyone replied, and coming back to it in four days when they haven't. IT ALWAYS ASKS FIRST Anything that spends money or sends a message under your name stops and waits for you. Every time. Including when you have said "just do it," because that instruction is exactly the state in which people most regret an automated agent. That gate is not a setting, so it cannot be turned off — not by you, not by a prompt, not by us. AND IT SAYS WHAT IT CAN'T DO It cannot make phone calls, sign into your accounts, or complete a checkout. Most consumer services have no API and plenty are behind a login. Errand tells you that up front rather than failing quietly forty minutes in and reporting success. WHAT IT COSTS $14.99/month, or $119.99/year — $10.00/month, including 192 errands a month. Fixed. Published. The same for you as for everyone else. The first seven days are free. What it costs after that, and the day the first charge lands, are both on the paywall before you start; cancelling in Settings during the trial stops it. WHAT WE DON'T DO • No negotiated pricing. No tier you have to talk your way into. • No credits, no coin packs, no consumables. • You are never charged for a step that fails. Errors and refusals release. • No weekly subscription. One of 31 Lumen apps. The price is on the screen before you spend, and a failure is free. Privacy Policy: https://lumen-api-oj1s.onrender.com/privacy Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/