Simple pricing
Free for seven days. Then one monthly plan.
Install Darvy and use every feature free for seven days. No credit card, and nothing happens automatically when the week ends — you subscribe only if it earned it.
Free for 7 days
No credit card. Nothing to cancel. The trial does not convert on its own.
- Every feature, not a limited version
- Seven full days from Darvy's first ready launch
- No payment details requested at any point
- Your settings and documents stay if the trial ends
After the trial: Darvy monthly
Only if you choose to continue. Cancel anytime. Covers two computers.
- Reads scanned, image-only PDFs and Word files nobody made accessible
- Keeps tables in their rows and columns
- Speaks equations, and inserts editable equations into Word
- Describes charts and diagrams, and answers follow-up questions
- Helps you browse, and works in whichever window is focused
- Runs alongside JAWS, NVDA or Narrator on two computers
- Direct support from the Darvy team
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a credit card for the trial?
No. Download and install Darvy, and the seven-day trial begins when Darvy first becomes ready. Payment details are requested only if you choose to subscribe.
When does the paid subscription begin?
The $57 monthly subscription begins when you complete the separate purchase checkout. The trial does not convert or charge you automatically.
How many computers can I use?
One subscription can activate Darvy on two computers used by the licensed person.
Where is my payment information stored?
Payments are processed by Polar, a merchant of record. Darvy does not see or store your card details.
Institutional and bulk seats
For vocational rehabilitation agencies, universities, employers, and non-profits, contact us about multi-seat purchasing.
Evaluate before subscribing
Use five representative tasks and independently check the result during the trial. The Darvy evaluation guide covers email, web research, documents, form filling, and screen-state explanation. If you use a screen reader, also review how to combine Darvy with NVDA or JAWS.