Product UpdatesJuly 31, 2026·3 min read·RecitID Team

Is RecitID Free? Everything You Get on the Free Plan

Yes — RecitID is free to use, with no ads. Exactly what the free plan includes, what Pro and Pro+ add, and how much they cost.

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Yes — RecitID is free to use, and there are no ads on any plan. The free plan lets you identify Quran recitation, read the full Quran with translations, listen to 100+ reciters, and more, at no cost. Paid plans — Monthly Pro at $9.99/month and Annual Pro+ at $59.99/year — remove the daily detection cap and unlock the AI features, and both include a 7-day free trial for new subscribers. No credit card is needed to use the free plan.

Here is exactly what you get without paying, what the paid plans add, and what they cost — the current figures, straight from the source.

What you get on the free plan

  • Audio detection — identify the surah, verse and reciter of any recitation (5 detections per day)
  • Reciter identification by voice, from a library of 250+ reciters
  • The full Quran to read in 3 layouts, with a Tajweed colour-coded Mushaf
  • Translations in 38 languages
  • Audio playback from 100+ reciters
  • Bookmarks, Daily Wisdom, and offline reading
  • One free Live Khutbah translation (your first, up to 45 minutes)
  • No ads — ever

That is a genuinely usable Quran app on its own, with no payment and no card required.

What Pro and Pro+ add

The paid plans are for heavier use and the AI features:

  • Monthly Pro — $9.99/month: audio detection and reciter ID without daily caps, AI Explain Ayah and AI Chat, unlimited Smart Scanner, and full live khutbah translation sessions in 38 languages. Includes a 7-day free trial for new subscribers, and you can cancel anytime.
  • Annual Pro+ — $59.99/year: everything in Monthly Pro, plus session save & replay, a Ramadan boost (extra live-translation capacity during Ramadan), and priority support. It also includes the 7-day free trial and works out to roughly half the monthly price over a year.

Both paid plans are still completely ad-free, and you can cancel anytime.

No ads, on any plan

Unlike many free Quran apps, RecitID shows no ads at all — not on the free plan, not on the paid plans. There are no banners, no full-screen interstitials between surahs, and no ad-network tracking. Paid subscriptions are what fund the app instead, which is why the free tier can stay clean. We wrote more about why in why most Quran apps show ads.

Frequently asked

Is RecitID free?

Yes. The free plan includes audio detection (5 per day), reciter identification by voice, the full Quran in 3 reading layouts with a Tajweed Mushaf, translations in 38 languages, playback from 100+ reciters, bookmarks, Daily Wisdom, offline reading, and one free Live Khutbah translation — all with no ads and no card required.

Does RecitID have ads?

No. RecitID has no ads on any plan — free or paid. It is funded by its Pro and Pro+ subscriptions rather than advertising.

How much does RecitID Pro cost?

Monthly Pro is $9.99 per month and Annual Pro+ is $59.99 per year, and new subscribers get a 7-day free trial on either plan. Pro+ is the better value over a year and adds session save & replay, a Ramadan boost, and priority support.

Is there a free trial, and can I cancel?

Yes. New subscribers get a 7-day free trial on either plan — Monthly Pro or Annual Pro+ — and you can cancel anytime, including during the trial to avoid being charged. Cancellation is handled through your App Store or Play Store subscription settings, and your Pro features stay active until the end of the billing period.

Do I need to pay to identify a recitation?

No. Audio detection is on the free plan, with 5 detections per day. The paid plans simply remove that daily cap and add the AI features (AI Explain, AI Chat, Smart Scanner) and full live khutbah translation sessions.

Try it free, no card required. Download RecitID for iOS and Android, or see the full breakdown on the pricing page.

About the author

RecitID Team · Editorial

The people building RecitID — a small team of engineers, Arabic editors, and designers working on Quran identification, translation, and reading tools.