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Core safety features are free forever. Upgrade for advanced protection when you need it.

Kaavala
Core safety, always free
Free
 
  • SOS alert to 3 emergency contacts
  • On-demand location sharing
  • Harassment reporting
  • Safety heatmap
  • Fake call (3 per day)
  • Request volunteer escort
  • Connect BLE panic button
  • Evidence recording
  • Background tracking
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Kaavala Plus
Full protection, unlimited features
$3.99 /month
or $29.99/year - save 37%
  • Unlimited emergency contacts
  • Continuous background tracking
  • Connect BLE panic button (Flic, iTag)
  • Evidence recording (audio + video)
  • Real-time escort tracking with ETA
  • Priority volunteer matching
  • 30-day location history
  • Duress code / real cancel code
  • Auto-alert (stationary detection)
  • Unlimited fake calls
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Volunteer Verification

One-time fees for volunteers who want to be verified and help their community. Covers identity and background checks.

Basic KYC

Identity verification for new volunteers
$4.99
One-time payment
  • Government ID verification
  • Liveness check
  • Face match
  • Verified volunteer badge

Full Background Check

Comprehensive check for trusted volunteers
$39.99
One-time payment - includes Basic KYC
  • Everything in Basic KYC
  • Criminal records check
  • Address verification
  • Enhanced trust badge

Questions

Is the free plan really free?
Yes. Core safety features like SOS alerts, location sharing, and harassment reporting are free forever. No trial, no expiration.
Can I cancel Kaavala Plus anytime?
Yes. Cancel through the App Store or Google Play at any time. You keep Plus features until the end of your billing period.
Why do volunteers pay for verification?
Verification fees cover the cost of identity checks and background screening through third-party providers. This ensures every volunteer is properly vetted for community safety.
Is Kaavala an emergency service?
No. Kaavala is a community safety network connecting you with trusted contacts and verified civilian volunteers. For life-threatening emergencies, always call your local emergency number (112, 911).