Protection for you.
Room for the people you love.

The number of people covered. Every Protect plan includes Privacy, Money, Identity and Home. Each person authorizes their own protections and connects the accounts they want monitored.

No. The free check shows available information about your own exposure. It does not enroll you in ongoing removal or monitoring, and its Money section is an example until you connect an account. Results and coverage vary.

The monthly equivalent is the annual price divided by 12, rounded to the nearest cent. You pay the full annual amount shown below it once a year, not in monthly installments. Monthly billing is also available. Choose and confirm your plan and billing frequency in your account before paying.

Up to $3 million in identity-theft insurance, subject to enrollment, eligibility, policy terms, limits and exclusions. Restoration support helps with recovery. Review the coverage details in your account. This is not title insurance or a promise to reimburse every scam loss.

No. You will confirm your details and complete the eligible setup for each protection. Financial accounts are connected by their owner; Identity and Privacy require the person’s authorization. Home records depend on the property and available public data.

Yes. Choose a plan with enough people covered, then set up the people you want to include. Helping someone manage setup does not grant permission to access their financial accounts or enroll their identity. Sharing follows each person’s permissions.

Monitoring helps you review changes; it cannot prevent every scam or identity theft. KinKeeper cannot move money or block payments. Home monitoring does not lock your title or replace title insurance.

Wellbeing is a separate paid plan, priced per Kin Circle. Its AI calls and check-ins can be used on their own or alongside the four protections. A check-in schedule and the recipient’s agreement are separate setup steps.

For a paid Wellness Check or Reminder, KinKeeper follows the saved attempt timing, then alerts the Kin Circle lead first. Without a valid acknowledgment, eligible members can be notified through enabled channels. Email starts enabled by default; text requires consent. The first valid acknowledgment stops remaining notifications. Social Calls do not create missed-check-in alerts; separate distress handling can still apply. A completed check-in does not prove someone is safe. KinKeeper does not dispatch emergency services.