Sarita is free, and the parts that matter stay free: tracking what you watch, rating it, and sharing it with the people you watch with. VIP is for the evenings nobody can decide. It reads what you and your Watch Buddies have all liked and writes you a pick, with the reasons. Picks built from what you both like, as many as you need. No adverts.
| What you get | Free account | VIP |
|---|---|---|
| Tonight's pick, written for you, a partner or a group | 5 to start, then 1 a day | Up to 40 a day |
| Just ask, in your own words | 3 in all | 30 a day |
| Written picks for your Watch Buddies in the weekly email | No | Yes |
| Adverts | Some, once we start | None |
| Family plan | No | 4 more people, each with their own account |
| Track, rate and keep watchlists | Yes | Yes |
| Friends and Watch Buddies | Yes | Yes |
| Recommendations on every title page | Yes | Yes |
| Where to watch, on your services | Yes | Yes |
Sarita will carry advertising. That is how a free site with a hundred thousand pages pays for itself. VIPs see none of it.
$32/year
Just you.
$48/year
You and 4 others. Not a household: the people you actually watch with.
$16 more than Individual, and 4 people come with you.
Prices include VAT where it applies. Payment is handled by Stripe. We never see your card. Cancel any time; you keep VIP until the period you have paid for runs out.
An example: Sarah, Jim and Ana aren’t real people
All three of you rate dark, deliberate drama highly, and this is the one none of you has started. Two reporters, a phone book and a lot of doors. It builds dread out of legwork rather than twists, and it trusts you to keep up. Ana rates things faster-paced than the other two; this is the slowest thing on the list. But it is deliberately unglamorous, and nobody explains the plot to you.
Tracking, rating, watchlists, friends, Watch Buddies and every recommendation on the site. A ratings site that put your ratings behind a paywall would not be a ratings site.
You and 4 others, each on their own account with their own ratings. They do not have to live with you. It costs a little more than Individual; the prices are above.
Think this is priced wrong, or missing the thing you would actually pay for? admin@sarita.ai.
No advertising anywhere on Sarita, and something written for you: ask what you and a group should watch together and you get a recommendation composed for that group, with the reason it picked it, from everything you have each rated.
The free site recommends from your shared watchlists: what you have all said you want to see. This reads what you have all actually liked, and writes you an answer.
Yes. The recommendations and the reasons behind them are generated, then checked against real catalogue data so that a title we point you at is a title that exists.
If a reason reads as nonsense, vote it down. That is what the arrows are for, and a downvoted page gets rewritten.
Yes. That is what this removes.
Nothing. Your ratings, your watchlist and your friends stay exactly where they are. The core of the site stays free, and cancelling puts you back on it rather than locking you out of your own history.
Yes, and cancelling never cuts you off mid-month. You keep everything until the end of the period you have already paid for, and it simply does not renew. Cancel on day two of a month and you still have day thirty.
Whoever you like. A family plan is your account plus 4 more people you invite by handle. They do not have to live with you, and they keep their own ratings and their own recommendations.
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