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Plans  ·  CAD  ·  No auto-charge surprises

Plans for every parent.

Free for triage. Family+ for the full toolkit. The Roost Project Report when you want a deep deliverable.

Decision-window: pay once for 1, 3, or 6 months. Annual: $149/yr, cancel anytime.
Free · Triage
$0 forever

Enough to triage 2–3 addresses and decide if you want the full toolkit.


  • 3 address lookups / month
  • 1 listing-batch scoring / month (5 URLs)
  • 1 single-school deep-dive / month
  • 3 plain-language questions / month (Day 60)
  • Unlimited neighbourhood + methodology browsing
One-shot deep deliverable
$299 one-time

The Roost Project Report — for high-stakes school + neighbourhood decisions.


  • Top 5 best-fit schools (with fallback paths if lottery loss)
  • Top 10 best-fit neighbourhoods (sale + rent + commute + daycare)
  • Application timeline calendar specific to your start year
  • Risk register — what could go wrong + Plan B
  • 30-min 1-on-1 consult with your Roost analyst
  • Refresh anytime within 12 months
Proprietary Roost Intelligence — synthesized using Roost data and reviewed by your analyst. No auto-generated PDFs.
Reserve a project slot
Free · Triage
$0 forever

Same Free tier. Triage a couple of addresses, decide if you want more.


  • 3 address lookups / month
  • 1 listing-batch scoring / month
  • 1 single-school deep-dive / month
  • 3 AI-agent questions / month
  • Unlimited neighbourhood + methodology browsing
One-shot deep deliverable
$299 one-time

The Roost Project Report — for high-stakes school + neighbourhood decisions.


  • Top 5 best-fit schools (with fallback paths)
  • Top 10 best-fit neighbourhoods
  • Application timeline calendar
  • Risk register
  • 30-min 1-on-1 consult
  • Refresh anytime within 12 months
Reserve a project slot

Common questions

Frequently asked.

Why decision-window pricing instead of monthly?
Most parents make this decision over 1–6 months, then they're done. We don't want to charge you for January when your kid started K-grade in September and you're not researching anything anymore. Decision-window pricing matches the shape of the actual decision — you pay once for the window, and we ship more product during your window (see the 60-day roadmap on the landing page).
What if I need it longer than 6 months?
Switch to Annual at $149/yr. We pro-rate — if you bought a 6-month window 3 months ago, you'll only pay the difference. Annual auto-renews; cancel anytime from your account.
Can I cancel? Are there refunds?
Decision-window plans don't auto-renew, so there's nothing to "cancel" — you just stop. Annual cancels anytime; you keep access until the end of the paid year, no refund on partial years (industry standard). The Roost Project Report has a 7-day satisfaction window — if the report doesn't deliver, we'll refund.
Why is the Roost Project Report $299? What am I paying for?
The Report is a research project — synthesized from our Roost data and reviewed by an analyst, with a 30-min consult to walk you through it. It's a one-shot premium service, not a subscription. Most relocating-family customers tell us it saves 4–8 weeks of back-and-forth between realtors and school boards. The 30-min consult is where the report clicks; we don't sell the report without it.
Is this AI-generated?
No. All reports are synthesized from our proprietary 4-layer methodology and reviewed by a Roost analyst. We don't ship auto-generated PDFs — every report is read by a human before delivery. If you'd prefer an automated tool, our Family+ subscription is the right product (different price, different format).
Why Calgary first? When does Edmonton / Vancouver / Toronto launch?
We're Canadian-built and Calgary-headquartered. CBE catchment data + Alberta Ed PAT + AEAM are deeply available in Calgary so we get to product-quality there fastest. Edmonton lands Year 2 (Edmonton Public + Catholic). Vancouver + Toronto in Year 2–3. Sign up for the Free tier today to lock your launch-city notification.
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We're not paid by school boards, realtors, or developers. Our methodology is published in full. Read it →