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The Free plan is $0 and needs no card: the set-aside calculator, up to 10 AI questions a month, and up to 5 receipt scans a month, with the counts resetting on the 1st. Pro is $7/month or $69/year and adds quarterly deadline alerts with your own amounts, unlimited AI questions and receipt scans, multi-app tracking, and the year-end Schedule C report. Paid plans start with a 14-day free trial that needs a card and renew automatically unless you cancel. Confirm the price and renewal terms shown at checkout.

No. The price you join at is the price you keep, for as long as your subscription stays active without a lapse. If we ever raise prices it applies to new subscribers only. Taxes, optional add-ons, changing plan, or cancelling and resubscribing later are treated separately, as the Terms set out.

The Tax Copilot pauses until your monthly limit resets, or until you upgrade to Pro. Nothing else stops working — logging miles, income and deductions and the set-aside estimate all stay available, and the Savings Finder stays free and unlimited because it answers from a fixed deduction list rather than the AI. Your questions reset at the start of each month.

Receipt scanning pauses until your monthly limit resets, or until you upgrade to Pro. You can still add the deduction by typing the amount and category yourself — scanning only saves the typing. Your scans reset at the start of each month.

No. RoadKept gives general educational estimates and recordkeeping tools, built by a tax professional with 15+ years of experience. It is not a tax, legal, accounting or financial advice service: it does not prepare or file returns, does not represent you before a tax authority, and does not create a professional-client relationship. Results depend on what you enter and on the assumptions each calculator states. Review material tax positions and your final return figures with a qualified tax professional.

It is built for US self-employed drivers and couriers who report business income and expenses — rideshare, delivery, taxi, limo, livery and similar independent operators, including Uber, Lyft, DoorDash, Grubhub, Uber Eats, Instacart and Amazon Flex, and you can log several apps in one shift. It may not cover every rule for employees, partnerships, corporations, fleet businesses, or truckers with specialised per-diem, depreciation or vehicle rules. Note too that income is taxable whether or not a 1099 is issued, and receiving a 1099 does not by itself decide whether you are an employee or a contractor.

The Tax Copilot is built to answer from a curated tax-content collection and the published figures named in the product, including both halves of the split 2026 mileage rate — 72.5¢ to June 30, 76¢ from July 1 — and to point you to a CPA or EA on complex situations. It can still be incomplete or wrong, and its sources may not cover every federal, state, local or fact-specific rule. Do not rely on a Copilot answer as the only basis for a filing position; check anything important against the underlying authority or with a qualified professional.

Yes — in Account & Plan, before your next renewal. Cancelling stops future renewal charges and you keep access through the end of the billing period you have paid for, unless the Terms say otherwise. Paid plans begin on the trial and renewal terms shown at checkout, and refund requests are handled under the refund policy linked from the Terms.

No, and that is by design. RoadKept does not prepare or file returns and does not represent you before the IRS or a state tax authority. What it does is organise your year — mileage log, income, deductions, Schedule C figures — into a year-end report you, your tax software or your preparer can work from. Check the report, make any tax adjustments it does not cover, and confirm it works with your filing method before you rely on it.