Pricing
Players don’t pay. Four other people do.
Advertising alone is too thin to build this on, and a paywall on the competitive parts would break the only thing that makes it work. So the money comes from subscriptions, brands, cities and partners — and the game stays free.
Free
€0forever
Everything the game actually needs.
- Daily quests and on-device verification
- Friends, duels and all leaderboards
- City, school and country leagues
- The Eco Map
- EcoPoints and reward redemption
- Occasional ads
EcoQuest+
€3.99per month
For people who are going to play this daily anyway.
- No ads
- Custom and exclusive quests
- Full statistics history and trends
- Advanced profile and customisation
- Early access to seasonal events
- Nothing competitive — plus never buys you rank
Schools
€0for the school
The distribution channel, so it can’t have a price tag.
- Unlimited class leagues
- School statistics view
- Cleanup event tools
- Exportable participation reports
- No per-student licence, ever
Business plans
Brand partnerships
Sponsored quests and funded rewards, priced per campaign by reach and duration. Always visibly labelled.
City dashboard
Annual licence, priced against resident population, starting with a single-district pilot season.
Straight answers
Does EcoQuest+ give a competitive advantage?+
No. It removes ads and adds statistics and customisation. It cannot buy XP, EcoPoints or rank, because a league where the top spot is purchasable is not a league.
Is the app usable without paying anything?+
Yes, permanently. Every quest type, every leaderboard, the map and the rewards shop are in the free tier.
Do I need a data connection to play?+
Not to complete a quest. Verification runs on your phone; submissions queue and sync when you’re back in signal, and the XP lands immediately either way.
Are my photos sent anywhere?+
Verification happens entirely on your device. The photo uploads afterwards as proof attached to your submission, and you can delete your history.
Why is school mode free when schools are your best channel?+
Precisely because they’re the best channel. Charging a school to bring us hundreds of users would be charging for our own distribution.