Lifetime
- 1 emergency contact
- Up to 5 missed check-in alerts a month, by email and app notification
- No subscription
Both apps do the same core job: you check in once a day, and if you don't, the people you chose are told. With I'm Alive Premium, they're told by text, email and app notification — up to 10 contacts, for $29.99 a year.
Set up in a few minutes: choose your plan, create your account, then install the app to start checking in.
I'm Alive alerts the people you choose. It is not an emergency service or a medical device, and it does not call 911.
Snug Dispatch adds a person who calls you and your contacts when you miss a check-in. I'm Alive has no dispatcher: alerts go straight to the people you chose.
Sources, checked 13 October 2026: Snug Pricing & Plans (Snug help center). I'm Alive is not affiliated with any company named on this page. Their names belong to their owners. Prices and features can change, so check with them before you decide.
You choose who. Your contacts don't need the app.
I live on my own and want someone to know if something's wrong.
A parent or relative who lives alone.
You'll be asked which one when you create your account.
Prices in US dollars. Your bank converts them if you pay in another currency.
I'm Alive alerts the people you choose. It is not an emergency service or a medical device, and it does not call 911.
If you need urgent help, call your local emergency number.
Yes. Choose a plan, create your account, install I'm Alive and add your contacts. Your contacts don't need the app.
No. Alerts reach them by email, and by text message on Premium and Premium Plus.
Yes. Yearly plans renew each year until you cancel. You can cancel any time, and it keeps working until the end of the year you paid for. Lifetime is a single payment, so there's nothing to cancel.
There's also a free version in the app, with 1 contact and one alert a month.
iPhone and Android. On iPhone you can also check in from a home-screen widget, or by saying "Hey Siri, I'm OK".
Turn on pause (vacation mode) while you're away, and turn it off when you're back.
No. I'm Alive alerts the people you choose. It is not an emergency service or a medical device, and it does not call 911.