You should not pay $90 a year for silence.
| Call Vault | RoboKiller | |
|---|---|---|
| Price per year | $24.99 | $89.99 |
| Price per month | $3.99 | $7.99 |
| Works offline | — | |
| No account required | — | |
| On-device filtering | — | |
| Read & reply to blocked texts | — | |
| On-device caller ID (no cloud lookup) | — | |
| Guardian Mode check-ins | — | |
| Duress PIN | — | |
| Ghost Mode | — | |
| Private Icon | — | |
| Private Notes | — | |
| Evidence Pack export | — |
RoboKiller raised its price from $39.99/yr to $89.99/yr in July 2024; confirmed current as of August 2026. Prices may vary by region. Feature availability reflects each product's published plans at that date.
Three reasons it wins.
$24.99 a year, not $89.99
Same core job — blocking robocalls and scam texts — at 72% less. That's $65 a year back.
No account and no cloud
RoboKiller needs an account and routes calls through its service. We do neither.
Read and reply to blocked texts
See exactly what a filtered message said, tagged by scam type, and reply if it turns out to be real.
What RoboKiller does better.
RoboKiller's answer bots — which pick up and waste a scammer's time — are genuinely clever, and its audio-fingerprint detection catches some calls a number-based list will miss. If wasting robocallers' time is the point, it does that better than we do.
