GoHenry USA review

GoHenry USA sets one yearly price of $96 to $144, quoted in US dollars, and that is the figure a household budgets for. The operator behind the plan is GoHenry Inc, based in the United States, so billing and support stay in the same market.

The plan covers 4 devices, which suits a household with a couple of family phones more than a large device estate. The median across the parental-controls category is 10, so bigger families outgrow the ceiling faster.

Apps cover iOS and Android, so a parent runs the account from a phone or tablet. A household that also wants desktop control has a wider fit with Control D, which runs on Windows, macOS and Linux and keeps a single dashboard across those devices.

Support runs on email, phone and help centre, which puts phone help alongside email and a help centre. Live chat is not among the listed channels, so a parent who plans to manage everything in writing keeps all three routes open.

Apple lists a yearly price of $0, so a family already settled on that hardware has a free starting point. GoHenry USA charges $96 to $144 a year, and the gap buys phone support and a stated device list rather than a smaller bill.

The operator is GoHenry Inc, based in the United States, and the plan is priced in US dollars. ESET Brasil lists BRL 64.22 to BRL 278.32 a year in reais for the Brazilian market, so the two figures are not a like-for-like read.

GoHenry USA is aimed at US households with a small set of family phones: 4 devices, apps on iOS and Android, and support on email, phone and help centre. Parents who want desktop and Linux coverage or a longer device list have better fits in the wider category.

On the comparison site the overall score sits at 1.2, split into cost at 2.3 and offer at 0. Yearly price places 25 of 32 brands, while device cover places 3 of 3.