Grease Trap Due
Pricing
Five plans sit on this page, and each one buys a digital PDF checklist plus the reminder schedule that belongs to that plan. The price is for the file and the emails. It is not a pump-out, not a city fee, and not a hauler bill. The annual plan for one date is selected by default because most kitchens start with a single tracked date.
Read the plan descriptions before you pay, especially the line about reminders. The one-time plan and the lifetime plan are one charge. The two annual plans renew as subscriptions until you cancel them in the account.
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Multi-location
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grease trap cleaning
The main page for the four log lines and the questions worth asking before you hire a hauler.
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grease trap manifest
What the hauler paper covers, what it omits, and how the one-page log sits beside it.
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checkout walk-through
Each step from plan choice to the 5-minute email and the 6-digit account sign-in.
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pricing questions
Answers on billing, reminders, delivery, refunds, and the five plans in short form.
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about the publisher
The independent operator behind the site and the date stamped on every quoted source.
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billing support
Write for a receipt copy, a plan question, a cancellation, or a refund request.
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terms of service
The license scope, the 18+ rule, and the limits that attach to a digital checklist.
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privacy policy
The email, the order history, the attribution cookie, and how deletion works.
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refund policy
The full rule that governs this page, including the 7-day unused-order window.
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pricing scope
Why a file price is not a compliance cost, a city fee, or a hauler quote.
Five plans, one page
The plans split two ways: how many dates you track, and whether the plan carries reminders on a schedule. One-date plans are the one-time, annual, and lifetime options. Up-to-five-date plans are the two multi-location options.
All five deliver the same one-page PDF shape. What changes is the number of tracked dates, the reminder schedule, and the billing style. Nothing on this page changes what a hauler does or what a city requires.
The one-time plan
The one-time plan is $19 for a single PDF. It is one charge, not a subscription, and it schedules no reminder emails. It suits a kitchen that wants a page on file for one visit and prefers to manage the next date on its own calendar.
The file still arrives within 5 minutes and is still available in the account for re-download. What the plan omits is the automated 30, 7, and 1 day reminder sequence.
The annual plan
The annual plan is $39 per year for one tracked date and is the plan selected by default. It includes the PDF, unlimited re-downloads, and reminder emails 30 days, 7 days, and 1 day before the date you entered.
It is a subscription, so it renews each year until you cancel. Cancellation stops the next renewal and future reminders. It does not refund a period in which the checklist or a reminder was already sent.
The lifetime plan
The lifetime plan is $299 in one charge for one date. It keeps the reminders and the source-update downloads available for that date without a renewal. It covers reminders and checklist updates on this website only.
It is not an annuity and it is not a guarantee that the site operates forever. If the site stops operating, the last checklist the order entitled you to is emailed to you. Future years are not refunded.
The multi-location annual plan
The multi-location annual plan is $149 per year for up to five dates. It is the option for a business tracking several kitchens or several addresses under one order, with each date carrying its own reminder schedule.
It renews each year until canceled. Dates above five are not added automatically, and adding a sixth date is a separate decision rather than a quiet upgrade.
The multi-location lifetime plan
The multi-location lifetime plan is $999 in one charge for up to five dates. It is a one-time payment for the reminder coverage and checklist updates on this website, tied to those dates.
The same final-sale rule applies after the first checklist or reminder email. The same five-date ceiling applies as well. It is a cap, not a queue that expands with the business.
Which plan fits one kitchen
One kitchen with one next date fits any of the three one-date plans. Choose the one-time plan if you want the file only. Choose the annual plan if you want reminders and expect the schedule to keep repeating. Choose the lifetime plan if you would rather pay once and never think about renewal.
The honest test is whether reminders change your behavior. If a calendar already handles the date, the one-time file may be enough. If reminders are the reason the date gets met, the annual or lifetime plan is the one to consider.
Which plan fits several dates
A business with two to five distinct next dates fits the multi-location plans. The annual version renews; the lifetime version is one charge. Both cap at five dates, and both deliver the same PDF shape for each tracked date.
If the business currently has one date and may add another later, start small and use a same-day upgrade rather than buying a larger plan on a guess. The upgrade path exists for exactly that case.
What the price does not include
The price does not include the hauler bill, the city fee, disposal, a permit, a filing, an inspection, or a contractor visit. Those costs belong to other parties and are never collected by this site.
The price also does not include a promise about compliance. Paying for a file does not make a kitchen compliant, and the file cannot make a program accept a document the program does not accept.
Billing: subscription versus one charge
Two plans are subscriptions: the annual one-date plan and the multi-location annual plan. They renew each year until canceled. Three plans are single charges: the one-time, the lifetime, and the multi-location lifetime.
Your card statement shows the plan charge from this site, not a hauler charge and not a city charge. If a renewal is not wanted, cancel before the renewal date from the account or by email.
Reminders and what triggers them
Reminders are scheduled from the date you type at checkout. They go out 30 days, 7 days, and 1 day before that date. They are calendar nudges, not official notices, and they repeat that fact in the message body.
Changing the tracked date in the account moves the schedule. Unsubscribing stops the emails without deleting the order. The one-time plan has no reminder schedule to stop.
Refunds before and after delivery
An unused order can be refunded in full within 7 days when no checklist and no reminder has been sent. After the PDF is downloaded or the first email is sent, that charge is final.
A refund goes to the original payment method. Banks often take 5 to 10 business days to post it. The refund page explains the request in full, and it controls if any sentence here is read differently.
Same-day upgrades
A same-day plan upgrade pays only the price difference between the plan you bought and the plan you want. The upgraded entitlement follows the same final-sale rule once the upgraded checklist is delivered.
Ask for the upgrade in writing if the account does not offer the path you need. Say which plan you bought, which plan you want, and when the original order was placed.
How to pay and what arrives
Payment happens in the secure card window. The site never sees or stores a card number. After confirmation, the PDF email leaves within 5 minutes from support@greasetrapdue.com, and the file is also available in the account behind a 6-digit email code.
If the email is late, check spam and then sign in to download. If both fail, write to support with the address used at checkout and the plan you chose.
How to cancel
Cancel a yearly plan from the account or by emailing support. Cancellation stops the next renewal and future reminder emails. It does not remove the file you already downloaded and does not refund a period already delivered.
The lifetime plans have nothing to cancel, because there is no renewal. You can still stop future emails, which stops the reminders without changing the one-charge nature of the order.
A buying checklist
Count the distinct dates you actually track. Decide whether reminders change your behavior. Read the refund rule. Confirm that the hauler and the city costs are separate from this price. Then type the date you want reminded about and pay.
If any of those steps is unclear, write to support before paying. A question answered before checkout is cheaper for both sides than a refund request after delivery.
Questions
01Why is the annual plan selected by default?
Most kitchens tracking one date want reminders. The default can be changed before payment, and the one-time and lifetime plans remain one-charge options.
02Is the yearly price an automatic renewal?
Yes. The annual plans are subscriptions that renew each year until canceled in the account or by email. Cancellation stops the next renewal and future reminders.
03Does the price include the hauler?
No. The hauler bill and any city fee are separate and are never collected here. The price covers the PDF and the reminder schedule only.