Prices, regulations, gear, and the community — free. The logbook pays for the servers. That's the whole business model.
Everything you need to track prices, learn regulations, shop gear, and talk shop.
or $72 / year — save $24
The full logbook — unlimited, analyzed, and synced to today's market prices.
Cancel anytime · No data lost if you downgrade
| Feature | Free | Premium |
|---|---|---|
| Fur price dashboard | 1 year history | 10+ years, every source |
| Regulation database | All 50 states | All 50 states |
| Community forum | Read + post | Read + post, no ads |
| Gear price comparisons | All products | All products + deal alerts |
| Traplines | 1 | Unlimited |
| Trap sets per trapline | 5 | Unlimited |
| Catch logging | Basic | Full season stats |
| Season-over-season analytics | — | Yes |
| Revenue tracking | — | Yes (vs. live market) |
| CSV export for state reporting | — | Yes |
| Weather auto-fill on catches | — | Yes (Open-Meteo) |
| Photo attachments per catch | — | Up to 8 |
| Price alerts (fur + gear) | — | Unlimited |
| Priority support | — | Yes |
| Ad-free experience | — | Yes |
No. Fur prices, all 50 states of regulations, the gear comparison, and the community forum are free forever. Premium unlocks the full logbook — unlimited traplines and sets, analytics, revenue tracking, CSV export, weather auto-fill, photo uploads, and price alerts.
Yes. Cancel from account settings — your subscription stays active until the end of the billing period, then reverts to free (your data stays, we just cap it back to 1 trapline / 5 sets).
No trial, but the free plan is a full-featured starting point. If you find you need more than 1 trapline or the analytics features, upgrade when that moment hits. Month-to-month is just $8 — easy to try.
Billed once a year at $72 instead of monthly. That's $24 less than the monthly plan annualized — three months effectively free.
Yes. The site is built and operated by a trapper — not a generic startup. Feature priorities come from what's actually useful on the line, not marketing decks.
Fur prices come from published auction reports (NAFA, Fur Harvesters Auction, regional North American sales) and our nightly scraper. Regulations come directly from state wildlife agency websites and digests — every entry links to its official source. Gear prices come from nightly scraping of the major retailers.