Pricing
Choose a one-time PDF or a plan that also tracks the next date and sends reminders. The annual personal plan is selected by default. Every price is a digital-product price; inspection, cleaning, official fees, and contractor bills are separate.
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Kitchen fire suppression inspection guide
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What the fee buys
The fee buys access to a digital PDF checklist and the account features attached to the selected plan. It does not buy an inspection, cleaning, repair, permit, government filing, or contractor visit. Those services have their own vendors and costs, and none of them is collected by this site.
This separation is intentional. A restaurant may need a qualified service company, a local authority, or a cleaning vendor in addition to a private checklist. The price shown here should be evaluated as a small organizational tool, not as a substitute for the work performed in the kitchen.
Why there is a one-time plan
Some buyers need a single PDF for one upcoming conversation and do not want a recurring email service. The one-time plan keeps that option available at the lowest entry price. It creates the tailored file without scheduling future reminders.
Keeping the one-time option does not mean the annual plan is the right choice for everyone. It lets a manager buy only the amount of follow-up needed today. The plan cards show the difference in tracked dates and reminders before the buyer reaches the checkout form.
The annual plan and its reminders
The annual personal plan covers one tracked date and is selected by default because many buyers want a follow-up routine rather than a file they may forget. The reminder messages are scheduled before the date the buyer enters. They do not calculate a legal deadline or replace the current source material.
Annual billing continues until canceled. The account provides a renewal-management path, and the refund page explains what happens after a checklist or reminder has already been sent. A buyer should choose annual only if a recurring reminder is useful, not because the site claims a particular local rule.
The lifetime plan is a website entitlement
The lifetime personal plan is a one-time charge for reminders and checklist updates on this website for the single date tracked by the buyer. Lifetime refers to the product's operation while this site is operating, not to ownership of a government record or an indefinite promise about the restaurant.
If this website stops operating, the refund policy explains the final file entitlement. The plan does not transfer a vendor relationship or create a perpetual obligation from a fire-protection company. Read the refund policy before selecting it if long-term availability is important.
Multi-location pricing
The multi-location plans are for an owner or manager who needs separate labels and dates for up to five locations. They are not a bundle of five inspections. They are a larger digital tracking allowance with the same boundaries as the personal plans.
If the business needs more than five tracked dates, the account does not silently add them or increase the charge. The buyer can decide whether a different arrangement is appropriate. This keeps the plan limit explicit and prevents an unexpected recurring cost from appearing after a location is added.
Same-day upgrades
A buyer who chooses a lower plan and immediately realizes that a larger entitlement is needed may see a same-day upgrade option in the account. The upgrade is limited to the same UTC calendar day as the paid order and is priced as the difference stated by the server.
The upgrade is not a discount or a hidden recurring plan. It changes the entitlement for the qualifying order after the additional payment is confirmed. The server verifies the original order and the amount, and the account does not offer the option after the permitted day has passed.
Renewals and cancellation
Recurring annual plans can be managed from the account. Cancellation stops the next renewal charge and future reminder emails after the cancellation is processed. It does not retroactively refund a period in which a checklist or reminder was already delivered.
A canceled plan does not erase the restaurant's own records. Keep the downloaded PDF and the service records in the restaurant file. The account can still be used to access the historical order according to the site's retention and support rules.
External costs remain separate
The fire company bills the inspection. A cleaning company bills its cleaning work. A local agency may charge a separate fee if one applies to the restaurant, and a portable extinguisher vendor may bill separately for its service. Those amounts are not included in any plan shown here.
The site cannot quote an external fee without a current official source, and it does not add a number merely to make a comparison look complete. Before paying an external party, open the current source or call the appropriate office and verify the amount, form, and deadline yourself.
How to decide between the plans
Start with the number of independent dates the business truly needs to follow. A single restaurant with one system may fit a personal plan. A manager responsible for several kitchens should not merge every location into one label and hope the reminder remains clear. Use one label per location when the account allows it, and choose the multi-location plan when the number of dates exceeds the personal limit.
Next, decide whether a reminder is useful. A buyer who only needs a PDF for a conversation can choose the one-time option. A buyer who wants a recurring reason to review the file can choose an annual or lifetime plan. The price difference should be compared with the operational value of that follow-up, not with the cost of a fire-protection contractor's service.
What happens if the business changes
Restaurants change names, managers, addresses, cooking lines, and operating schedules. A checklist that contains a stale label can be less useful than no checklist because it gives a false sense of order. Review the account after a material change and update the label and date that the reminder actually uses.
A plan change should not be completed by creating a second account with the same email and paying twice without checking the first order. Sign in, review the existing entitlement, and use the account or support process if the needed option is unclear. The site favors a visible plan limit over an automatic surprise charge.