Pricing

Three plans, three jobs.

Start free with your certificate. Upgrade from your account when you need more.

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Free Know where you stand

Free, for as long as you use it.

Your certificate on file, read from a photo
When each class runs out1st, 2nd and 3rd, to the end of the month
Your conditions on file
A reminder email 30 days before your medical runs out
Start before your first medicalFor student pilots

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Basic Stay legal to fly between exams

$7/MO

or $59 a year

Renews automatically every month at $7, or every year at $59 on the annual plan, until you cancel.

Everything in Free
Can I Fly?A medication’s FAA status and the wait after a dose, with a go/no-go timer where the FAA states the wait
Deadline runway to your renewalIncluding the first-class ECG your age calls for
FAA policy updates for your conditions
Document vault
Reminder emails 90, 60, 30 and 7 days before your medical runs out

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Pro Walk into the AME prepared

$15/MO

or $119 a year

Renews automatically every month at $15, or every year at $119 on the annual plan, until you cancel.

Everything in Basic
Readiness CheckWhere you stand for this exam, condition by condition
Form 8500-8 (MedXPress) mirrorWhat changed since the form you filed
Document checklist for your AME visit
Medication register with FAA status

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See what Pro shows

Cancel any time in Settings → Manage Billing; you keep access until the end of the period you've paid for. Monthly plans are not refunded for part of a month. Annual plans are refunded in full if you ask within 14 days of a charge. Terms of Service

Free

Know where you stand.

Photograph your certificate once. The hub reads the date of your exam and shows when each class runs out, to the end of the month, the way the FAA counts it.

First, second and third class each have their own end, set by your age at the exam.
A reminder email 30 days before your medical runs out.

Example pilot · age 34 · examined 12 MAR 2026

First class · Current

158Days left

FIRST CLASSthrough 31 MAR 2027 · 158 days
SECOND CLASSthrough 31 MAR 2027 · 158 days
THIRD CLASSthrough 31 MAR 2031 · 1,619 days

A sample pilot, worked out today by the same date rules the app runs on your certificate.

Basic · $7/mo

Took something? Know if you can fly.

Search 202 medications by brand or generic name. See each one’s FAA status and the wait after a dose.

A go/no-go timer from your last dose, only where an FAA page states the wait.
Disqualifying or Special Issuance: no timer. Waiting out a dose does not make it legal.
Not on our verified list? You get an AI summary, marked not verified, and never a timer.
A deadline runway to your renewal: when to book your AME, gather documents and file MedXPress.

Planning guidance, not a clearance to fly. Your AME decides.

Diphenhydramine

Benadryl, ZzzQuil, Tylenol PM, Advil PM · First-generation (sedating) antihistamine

Requires Disclosure

Strongly sedating — the FAA requires a long grounding window (≈60 hours) after a dose. Avoid before flying. ZzzQuil, Tylenol PM and Advil PM are on the FAA's "No Go" list for the diphenhydramine in them; plain Tylenol and Advil are fine.

Go / no-go60 h wait

Last dose, date—

Time—

Many over-the-counter sleep aids and allergy or cold products contain diphenhydramine. Check the label for it.

FAA minimum: No flying for 60 hrs after a dose. Counted from your last dose, in this device’s time zone.

Pro · $15/mo

Walk into the AME prepared.

The FAA keeps every 8500-8 you file. Fill yours in the hub and it marks every answer that differs from the form you filed last time.

Readiness Check. Where you stand for this exam, condition by condition, and what to do before it.
Document checklist. What your AME will ask you to bring for your conditions, and the first-class ECG when your age calls for it.
Medication register. Everything you take, each with its FAA status.

Preparation, not legal or certification advice. Your AME and the FAA decide.

Compared with the form you filed last time

1To explain

2 new to disclose

1 other change

Hay fever or allergic reaction
No
ExplainFiled: Yes
You answered Yes last time. This asks about your whole life, so a Yes normally stays Yes. If No is accurate, be ready to explain why.
High or low blood pressure
Yes
DiscloseFiled: No
New since the form you filed. Expect your AME to ask about it.
List all medications currently being used (name, dose, frequency)
- Cetirizine 10 mg daily
- Lisinopril 10 mg daily
Disclose
New since the form you filed.
- Lisinopril 10 mg daily

Save the form you file once; every later draft is compared with it.

Questions

Can I cancel any time?: Yes. Cancel any time in Settings → Manage Billing; you keep access until the end of the period you've paid for. Monthly plans are not refunded for part of a month. Annual plans are refunded in full if you ask within 14 days of a charge.
What does the annual plan cost?: Basic is $59 a year and Pro $119 a year, against $84 and $180 for twelve months at the monthly price. An annual plan renews automatically every year until you cancel, and we email you before it does.
Do I need a card for Free?: No. Free needs an email address and nothing else, and it never turns into a paid plan on its own: you upgrade from your account only if you choose to.
I haven’t had my first medical yet. Can I start?: Yes. A free account works before your first medical: tell it the class you’re applying for and your date of birth. Get the medical before you pay for lessons; once you have the certificate, photograph it and the hub starts counting down.
Does Clear to Proceed decide whether I can fly?: No. It is planning and preparation, not medical or certification advice. Your AME and the FAA decide.

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