Pricing

Three plans, one PDF, and what the extra money buys

All three plans deliver the Single Dryer Vent Checklist PDF for the property you describe at checkout, and the checklist lines inside it are the same on every plan. What changes is the plan name printed in the summary box and the service wrapped around the file: the one-time plan stops after the file, the annual plan keeps a reminder schedule running a year at a time, and the lifetime plan keeps that schedule and the source-update notes running for as long as this website operates.

That makes the choice on this page a question about duration, not about file quality. If a single checklist is all you want, the smallest plan is complete on its own. If the reason you are here is that you keep losing track of the date, the reminder service is the part that addresses it, and the checklist content is the same either way. The three plans are sold as the Single Dryer Vent Checklist PDF, the Annual Dryer Vent Checklist + 30/7/1-Day Reminders, and the Lifetime Dryer Vent Reminders + Updates (1 Property).

The one-time plan: the file and nothing after it

The One-Time Checklist is $15, one payment, and it schedules no reminder emails at all. You receive the tailored PDF, a one-time download link in the delivery email, and an order in your account so the file can be downloaded again later. Nothing renews, so there is no second charge waiting to be canceled.

Choose it if you already keep your own calendar, if you need the question list for one conversation with a local company, or if you want the file without a recurring relationship. Like the other plans, it takes one property label and one next date, though nothing is scheduled from them, and the same-day upgrade path is open if you change your mind before the UTC day ends.

The annual plan: a reminder schedule that renews

The Annual Plan is $29, one payment every year, and it is the plan selected when this page opens. On top of the PDF it adds reminder emails 30 days, 7 days, and 1 day before the next date stored with the order. Those three messages are the only thing the yearly price buys beyond the file, and they are the reason the plan repeats.

It renews each year until you cancel it. Canceling in the account stops the next charge and the remaining reminders; it does not refund a year in which the checklist or a reminder was already sent, and the refund page explains why that timing rule is the same for every plan.

The date is editable, so a renewal does not lock you to a date you have since changed. If the reminder schedule is the reason you are buying, this is the smallest plan that includes it.

The lifetime plan: one payment, tied to this website

The Lifetime Plan is $299 as one payment, for the same reminder schedule and the same one-property scope, plus a note and a refreshed file when a cited source changes its figures. It is one charge instead of a yearly one, so the honest comparison with the annual plan is how long you expect to keep the reminders.

Lifetime means the life of this website, not the life of the buyer. If the site stops operating, lifetime customers receive the last checklist they were entitled to, and unused future years are not refunded. That limit appears here as well as on the refund page because the word lifetime is the one phrase on this page most likely to be read as a promise it is not.

How the plan price sits next to the cleaning bill

The number this checklist helps you compare belongs to someone else. Dryer vent cleaning cost in Angi's 2026 article, based on 15,385 projects, averages $145, and most people paid $104 to $188. A roof termination is listed at $150 to $250. A second floor at $110 to $185. A basement or first floor at $80 to $150. We read that article on 2026-11-13, and the read date travels with the figures because a published range ages.

None of those amounts is paid to us, and no plan here covers any part of them. The $15 file is the cheapest option, and it costs less than the bottom of the lowest published range, but it does not reduce a cleaning quote by a dollar. The company that cleans the vent bills that work; what you pay on this page covers a file and, on two plans, a reminder service.

What the amount on this page does and does not include

The amount shown beside each plan is looked up on the server from the plan key the browser sends, not typed into the page, so the charge follows the plan that was chosen. There is no add-on to select, no pre-checked extra, no countdown discount, and no second item appearing in the checkout window after it opens.

We do not add a government fee or a contractor bill to that amount, and we do not collect either on anyone's behalf. A permit charge, a filing fee, or a cleaning invoice is imposed and collected by the agency or company that owns it, is paid to them directly, and is never part of a plan here.

Changing plans on the same UTC day

If you buy one plan and decide on the same UTC calendar day that you want a larger one, the account page offers the difference rather than a second full price: $14 from one-time to annual, $270 from annual to lifetime, and $284 from one-time to lifetime. Only the difference is charged, and the order moves to the larger plan.

After that day the window closes. A later change is a new order at the full price, and the earlier charge follows the refund rules instead of being converted. The upgrade control sits in the account because that is where the order record lives, next to the reminder date and the renewal controls it affects.

What to read before you pay

Nothing on this page is required reading before a purchase, but three free pages answer most of what buyers ask afterwards. The dryer vent cleaning cost note explains where the published ranges come from, dryer vent on roof cleaning cost covers the access question that separates a roof quote from a basement quote, and how the PDF checklist is delivered walks through checkout and the account.

If you are unsure whether a purchase could be reversed, read the refund and cancellation policy before paying rather than after. The dryer vent checklist FAQ covers the same ground in question form, and the privacy and email rules explains what is stored when you check out.

What no plan includes

No plan buys a cleaning visit, a site inspection, a contractor introduction, a phone call, a filed form, or a government receipt. We do not vet, license, insure, or supervise a company you might hire, and we keep no list of companies to recommend. You choose and verify your own local company, including its license and insurance details, before work begins.

The file is not legal, tax, engineering, or trade advice, and it is not proof that anything was inspected. The terms of service for the PDF license says what you may do with the file, and the non-affiliation disclaimer says who we are not. Both pages draw the same boundary from a different side, which is why neither is fine print to skip.

Support, cancellation, and receipts

A question about a plan, a receipt, a renewal, or a refund goes to support@dryerventdue.com, and a useful message includes the paying email address and the plan name. The annual renewal can be canceled in the account or by email; the account control is faster because it takes effect immediately and shows the date it applies to.

Never send a card number, a security code, or a six-digit sign-in code to that address or to any other address. Support can locate an order from the paying email, and a card detail sitting in an inbox creates a risk that no reply is worth. The email support contact page lists what a useful message contains.