Free is a taster. Plus is the everyday walking app.
Invite a friend with your link. When they create their Dogventure account, you both get 12 months of Dogventure Plus free — for the first 50 members. No card needed, and it never auto-charges when the year ends.
Trial invites unlock Dogventure Plus at no cost. No card needed and nothing renews automatically.
Free taster
$0
A real taste of Dogventure — 3 routes a month, safety info always included.
Dogventure Plus
$49.99/year
Works out to $4.17 a month.
Safety features are included for everyone: sunrise/sunset and twilight timing, community lighting evidence, crossings, reporting and blocking are never paywalled. Conditions change — nothing here is a guarantee that a route, surface or meetup is safe.
Dogventure Plus is $5.99/month, or $4.17/month billed annually. Here's where that sits next to the apps dog owners already pay for. Their prices change and vary by country, so check each app for current pricing — the point is the category, not a quote.
| What you're paying for | Typical monthly cost | Does it plan your dog's walk? |
|---|---|---|
| Dogventure PlusRoute generation, adventures, multi-dog planning, weather alerts | $4.17 – $5.99 | Yes — it is the whole product, built around your dogs and your start point. |
| Trail and hiking appsAllTrails, Komoot, onX Backcountry | ~$3 – $10 | Trail libraries for humans. No dog tolerance, potty stops or patio checks. |
| Fitness and run trackingStrava, Runna and similar | ~$5 – $20 | Tracks the effort after the fact. Doesn't decide where to go with a dog. |
| Dog walker marketplacesRover, Wag and local walkers | ~$20 – $30 per walk | Someone else walks your dog. Great sometimes, not a daily habit builder. |
| Dog training subscriptionsTraining and behavior apps | ~$10 – $30 | Teaches behavior, not routes. |
One skipped dog-walker visit or two coffees covers a year of Plus. Nothing here is an endorsement or a partnership, and safety features stay free on Dogventure regardless of plan.
