Pricing

The score is free. Plans add room for everyone who helps.

Beacon’s daily fall-risk score, and the warning when it starts climbing, work with the watch or health device your parent already owns, on every plan, including Free. The paid plans add room for your whole care circle, her full history, visit summaries for her doctor, and shared access for the family.

Free
$0
 
Start here. There is nothing to buy.
  • A daily fall-risk score, and a warning when it starts climbing
  • Works with the Apple Watch or a Bluetooth health device, through Apple Health
  • Steps, sleep, heart rate and walking speed, with 30 days of history
  • Daily check-ins, a care circle of three, the shared schedule and medications
  • One person to look after
Premium
$59.99/mo
or $599.99/yr
Shared access for the whole family.
  • Everything in Starter
  • Shared family access: everyone in her care circle gets Premium too
  • So nobody is the only one watching
  • Up to three people to look after
Family
$79.99/mo
or $799.99/yr
Premium, for up to ten people.
  • Everything in Premium, feature for feature
  • Up to ten people to look after instead of three
  • Shared family access across all of them

Yearly billing is two months free on every plan.

What every plan includes

The daily fall-risk score. The early warning when it rises. Your care circle, the shared schedule, medications and daily check-ins. Beacon works with the device she already wears, and there is no Haven wearable to buy.

How the score works

Beacon scores what it can see: walking speed, steadiness and daily movement from her watch, plus her health assessment. The app tells you how many signals are behind today’s number, and what each missing one would add.

Cancelling

Subscriptions are billed through your Apple ID and renew automatically unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the end of the period. You can change or cancel any time in Settings → your name → Subscriptions.

What Beacon is not

Beacon provides wellness insights and is not a medical device. It does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, or emergency services, and it does not detect falls or call for help on anyone’s behalf. In an emergency, call your local emergency number.