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Prices as of 23 September 2026Theirs and ours may have changed since.
Closed alphaPrices are not contractual. Rows marked coming are what the alpha is building toward; a tick is in the alpha today.

What it costs — as of 23 September 2026

Yearly list prices from each maker's own page or App Store listing. Your own stack will differ.

Built for how crew contracts work

Two situations nobody else in this table plans for.

Grounded is also how we open the door: write to to ask for an airline to be added, or for people to be onboarded free — we will try to onboard the crews of airlines that have publicly entered insolvency, and we accept requests so that anyone can import their documents, export their logbook and build their CV and experience while they look. Students looking for a first job count too. We will come back to you; we do not promise a delay. If several people from the same airline or school apply, we will try to arrange a group discount.

Feature by feature — as of 23 September 2026

Where they go deeper

Auto Roster drives NetLine CrewLink today; other systems import by PDF or share sheet, and portals are added per airline and base as verified crew ask. RosterBuster states 500 airlines; CrewLounge CONNECT states 600 airlines and 140 systems.

CrewLounge PILOTLOG prints 60 logbook formats and 50 reports and imports from about 50 other logbooks; CrewBag's logbook is filled from your roster and will export CSV and an EASA-style PDF.

CrewLounge states a 41,000-airfield database; Applicate's Airports states 27,000. CrewBag shows each airport's data with its source and date.

Windy Premium adds model comparison, a 15-day outlook and one-year archives; CrewBag's map shows the layers relevant to your route.

Safelog sells a full logbook for $99.99 once; EASA FTL Calc is $4.99 once; Airports $8.99; xWind $0.99. CrewBag has no one-time plan; the crosswind, time and unit tools those apps sell are in the Free plan.

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Where it runs

On iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple Watch, CrewBag is built with Apple's own tools. On Android it is built with Google's. The web version runs in the browser; the Windows version is a desktop app that draws its screens with the Windows web engine.