For Domestic Abuse Support Services
Fund a more structured communication option where continued contact is necessary and appropriate.
Give a suitable client app access without asking them to pay, support clearer communication boundaries, and review structured records only after that client grants permission.
The practical problem
The app is not appropriate for every domestic-abuse situation. Where continued communication is necessary, a support service may decide that a structured option is useful alongside an individual safeguarding plan.
What a paid plan changes
Support defined communication boundaries
Keep professional review read-only and permission-based
Use suitability and safeguarding assessment first
See the workflow
Review organised records when a parent grants access.
The portal can show the wider thread and surrounding context. It does not decide what is relevant, create court-approved evidence or replace your professional judgment.
How it fits
From client setup to read-only review
Assess suitability
Consider device access, monitoring risk, coercive control, court orders and the client's individual safeguarding plan.
Offer access
Where appropriate, allocate an included active family seat so the client does not fund the app subscription.
Keep control clear
Professional read-only review starts only after a parent grants permission from inside the app.
Review regularly
Revoke sponsored access when it is no longer appropriate or when support ends.
Free access and paid plans
Viewing a record is free. Providing the app and promoting your service are paid.
Free Professional Access
- Verified professional account
- Read-only portal access after parent permission
- No active family seats
- No Get Help business listing or promotional benefits
Paid Professional Partner Plan
- Professional dashboard
- Included concurrent active-family capacity
- Allocate, revoke and reuse family seats
- Category-specific paid Get Help placement once reviewed and manually published
- Logo, tagline and tracked campaign parameters on the outbound link
Featured Partner — paid placement. Paid placement is advertising and is not legal, professional or safeguarding endorsement.
Recommended starting plan
Independent: 3 active client families — £30/month
One active family seat covers both parents in one linked family. Seats are concurrent capacity: revoke sponsored access when support ends and reuse the released capacity.
Paid visibility
What a paid Get Help placement currently includes
Category-specific placement
Emma manually publishes your listing in the relevant Get Help category after reviewing the submitted details.
Plan-based position
Higher-tier paid plans are placed above lower-tier paid plans and basic commercial entries. Essential public-interest resources remain available.
Logo, tagline and website action
The checkout collects your logo, website, category and short tagline. Outbound links include UTM campaign parameters for referral identification in your own analytics.
No exclusivity or guaranteed enquiries. The current service does not include a partner analytics dashboard or monthly performance report. Those benefits will not be advertised until the supporting reporting exists.
“Featured Partner — paid placement” identifies advertising. It does not mean The Coparent App has endorsed or guaranteed a provider, its advice, outcomes or safeguarding practice.
Frequently asked questions
Clear answers before you choose
Is the app safe in every domestic-abuse situation?
No. It may be unsuitable where device monitoring, coercive control or other risks are present. Individual suitability and safeguarding assessment are essential.
Does it replace emergency support?
No. It does not replace emergency services, safeguarding support, legal advice or a personalised safety plan.
Can the client control professional access?
Yes. Read-only professional access begins only after a parent grants permission.
Can the service pay for the family?
Yes. A paid Partner Plan lets the service allocate included active family access so the parents do not pay the app subscription themselves.
Fund a more structured communication option where continued contact is necessary and appropriate.
Start with the smallest plan that covers the number of client families you want to support at one time.