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Price history · updated 12 September 2026

What happened to MileIQ?

The ownership change, the move from about $60 to about $140 a year, and what to check before switching.

The short answer

MileIQ is still operating. Bending Spoons acquired it in July 2025. Its US annual price is now about $140, but the first increase in the historical record came before the acquisition.

We make FlatMile, a competing iPhone mileage app. The sources and dates below let you check the comparison for yourself.

What does MileIQ cost now?

Checked on 12 September 2026: the US App Store lists annual and monthly purchases at $139.99 and $13.99. MileIQ’s website shows $11.66/month billed annually. Multiplying that rounded monthly display gives $139.92; it is not the exact App Store annual price.

The free plan advertises 40 automatically detected drives each month. Existing renewals, other countries and team plans can differ. Read the bill or renewal notice for your own plan before making a decision.

The published price history

These historical website snapshots were catalogued for the original 1 September 2026 article. The annualized column multiplies a monthly display by twelve where needed; it does not establish the amount of every customer’s bill.

Snapshot Listed price Annualized display Owner at the time
29 Jun 2023$59.99 / year$59.99Independent
21 May 2024$4.99 / mo billed annually$59.88Independent
28 Mar 2025$7.50 / mo billed annually$90.00Independent
8 Oct 2025$7.50 / mo billed annually$90.00Bending Spoons
12 Feb 2026$7.50 / mo billed annually$90.00Bending Spoons
15 Jul 2026$11.66 / mo billed annually$139.92Bending Spoons
1 Sep 2026$11.66 / mo billed annually$139.92Bending Spoons

Historical source: Internet Archive captures of mileiq.com/pricing. Date links request the nearest available archive capture; check the archive’s timestamp when opening one. The final row records the live website check from 1 September 2026.

The first increase came before Bending Spoons

The recorded website price changed from approximately $60 to $90 between May 2024 and March 2025. Bending Spoons’ acquisition was announced on 8 July 2025. Later snapshots still show $90 in February 2026 and about $140 by July 2026.

About $60 to about $140 is roughly a 133% increase across the full period. That history does not establish when every subscriber received a new price, why each decision was made, or what a future price will be.

What MileIQ says changed

In its subscription price notice, updated 18 May 2026, MileIQ says the adjustment retains the customer’s plan features and limits. It cites recent improvements, including faster processing, classification tools and dark mode. Those are the company’s explanations, rather than an independent performance test.

The notice says affected customers receive their specific new price before renewal. Check that message or account billing to understand your own situation.

Three things to do before switching

  1. Save the history you already have. Export your original CSV and PDF records while you can access the product. Keep them even if you stay.
  2. Compare the work, as well as the price. Consider report periods, team needs, cloud recovery and how much time a new workflow takes.
  3. Try a replacement on familiar drives. Check capture, classification and exports before retiring the old log. Reconcile imported records with the original totals.

The MileIQ export guide walks through the preserve-first steps. Our FlatMile comparison explains who each workflow may suit.

Sources and corrections

Corrections: hello@flatmile.com. MileIQ is a trademark of its owner. FlatMile is not affiliated with or endorsed by MileIQ.

Questions

Who owns MileIQ now?

Bending Spoons acquired MileIQ in July 2025. The acquisition was announced on 8 July 2025 by its legal adviser, Willkie Farr & Gallagher. MileIQ continues to operate as a mileage tracking product.

How much does MileIQ cost in 2026?

As checked on 12 September 2026, the US App Store lists a $139.99 annual purchase and $13.99 monthly purchases. MileIQ’s website displays $11.66 per month billed annually and advertises 40 free automatic drives per month. Check your own renewal notice and purchase channel for the amount you will pay.

Did the price rise only after the acquisition?

No. The historical pricing snapshots listed on this page show about $60 per year in 2023–2024 and $90 by March 2025, before the July 2025 acquisition. The website displayed about $140 per year by July 2026.

What does MileIQ say about the increase?

MileIQ’s May 2026 notice describes a price adjustment while retaining existing plan features and limits. It points to product improvements and says affected customers receive their specific new price before renewal. Your notice is more relevant to your bill than a general comparison.

Should I switch mileage apps?

Compare your actual renewal price, report requirements, backup needs and experience on regular drives. Export the original records before changing anything. If the existing workflow works for you, a price increase alone does not require switching.

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FlatMile logs drives automatically for free. One annual plan unlocks held captured drive details and PDF mileage reports. CSV export is free for unlocked drives.

Automatic logging and manual entry are free. CSV export is free for unlocked drives; still-locked captured drives are excluded. An annual subscription or eligible trial unlocks held drives and adds classification and PDF reports. Eligible new subscribers can try it free for 14 days; terms appear in the App Store.