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Three plans, no packs, no balances

Subscriptions only. There are no credit packs, no top-ups and no stored value anywhere in this product, and an allowance does not carry over from one month to the next. All prices are in US dollars and include VAT at 20%.

Three stacks of folded ribbed socks of increasing height standing in a row against a plain background.

The three plans

Free

$0always

No card, no renewal

Enough to settle the question for the pairs you are unsure about.

50 units of use per month

  • Five pairs a month
  • A verdict on the way you store them now
  • The pairs that need no attention, in full
  • Everything the reading could not know, in full
  • One method only — no side-by-side comparison
  • Comparison card carries a watermark
  • No step diagram and no print sheet
Start reading

Tuck

Most useful
$6per month, incl. VAT

or $58 per year, incl. VAT

The comparison card, which is the part that changes what you do.

360 units of use per month

  • Unlimited pairs
  • All four methods side by side
  • Step diagram for the easier method
  • Print sheet, one page, black and white
  • No watermark
  • The full range, the threshold and the limits on every reading
Choose Tuck

Store

$18per month, incl. VAT

or $173 per year, incl. VAT

For the changeover, when a whole drawer goes away at once.

1250 units of use per month

  • Everything in Tuck
  • Batch a whole changeover in one pass
  • A drawer record you can come back to next season
  • Priority queue when readings are busy
Choose Store

Prices are shown in US dollars and include VAT at 20%. Subscriptions renew automatically until cancelled, and cancelling is one step from your billing page.

Where the paywall sits

And why it sits there

What is in each plan

Feature comparison of the Free, Tuck and Store plans.
FeatureFree$0/moTuck$6/moStore$18/mo
Pairs per month5UnlimitedUnlimited
Units of use per month503601250
Verdict on your current methodYesYesYes
Pairs that need no attentionYes, in fullYes, in fullYes, in full
What the reading could not knowYes, in fullYes, in fullYes, in full
All four methods side by sideNoYesYes
Step diagramNoYesYes
One-page print sheetNoYesYes
Watermark on the cardYesNoNo
Batch a whole changeoverNoNoYes
Drawer record kept between seasonsNoNoYes
Priority queueNoNoYes

What uses up an allowance

A question about a pair
1 units
Reading a composition label and rib structure
2 units
Comparison card and step diagram
5 units

Billing, plainly

  • All prices are in US dollars and include VAT at 20%.
  • Subscriptions renew automatically at the end of each period until cancelled. The amount and the date of the next renewal are shown before you subscribe, and again on your billing page.
  • An allowance is a measure of how much of the service you may use. It is not money, it is not stored value, it is not redeemable for cash and it is not transferable.
  • Allowances do not carry over between periods. There are no credit packs and no top-ups — if you run out, the only option is a larger plan or the following period.
  • You can cancel at any time, in one step, from your billing page. Cancelling takes the same number of clicks as subscribing.

The full detail is in the Terms of Service and on Cancellation and Refunds.

Questions

The eight that get asked

Anything not covered here goes to support@ismallk.com, or see Support.

I have rolled them that way for twenty years. Have I ruined all of them?

Almost certainly not, and this is the question worth answering plainly. In most cases the effect is small. For socks with a higher elastic content, a wider rib and frequent use, storage matters far less than wearing and washing, and those three things describe a large share of everything in an ordinary drawer.

Where it does add up is the narrow case: a band with little or no elastic fibre, a narrow rib, and months of sitting rolled — the pairs that go away at the end of a season and come back at the start of the next one. That is the case this tool is for. The reading will say plainly which of your pairs are in it and which are not.

Which storage boxes or dividers do you recommend?

None. This service recommends no storage product, no sock brand and no merchandise of any kind, and it provides no purchasing route. There is nothing to buy here and nothing being sold on anyone else's behalf.

Where a method is described, it is described generically — laying a pair flat, folding once, leaving the band alone — and it does not point at any product. The whole finding of the tool is that the method that costs the elastic least also costs you the least, and needs nothing you do not already have.

What happens to the photographs I upload?

Photographs of composition labels and cuffs are used to produce your reading and nothing else. They are not used to train models — not ours and not anyone else's — and they are not sold, shared or licensed.

Uploads are retained for 30 days so that you can come back to a reading, and are then deleted automatically. You can delete any upload, any reading and your whole account at any time from your account page, and deletion removes the underlying files rather than only hiding them. Full detail is in the Privacy Policy.

The tool declines photographs of socks being worn. It only accepts a composition label and a cuff, and nothing it produces contains a person, a body part or a pair of hands.

How accurate is this, and what can it not know?

It estimates how sustained stretching during storage affects the elasticity of a cuff, from the elastic percentage on the label, the rib structure visible in the photograph and the storage duration you enter. It is not a test of your specific pair, and no physical measurement is taken.

A composition label gives only the percentage of elastic fibre and never its type or its recovery grade, and different elastic fibres differ considerably in how they resist being held at a fixed extension. Drawer temperature and humidity are unknown, and so is how long the pair has already been in service.

For those reasons every estimate is given as a range, and no assurance is given that any storage method prevents slackening. Each reading lists what it could not know alongside what it found.

Can I cancel, and can I get a refund?

You can cancel at any time from your billing page, in one step. Cancelling takes no more effort than subscribing did, and it does not require you to contact us first.

You also have a statutory right to cancel a subscription within 14 days of starting it under the Consumer Contracts (Information, Cancellation and Additional Charges) Regulations 2013. Because this is digital content and a digital service supplied immediately, that right ends early only if you have expressly asked for immediate supply and have acknowledged that you will lose the right to cancel — which is why the checkout asks you to tick those two things separately and never ticks them for you.

If you did not ask for immediate supply, the 14 days run in full and you get a refund of what you paid. Cancellation and Refunds sets out the process, and there is a statutory cancellation form there you may use.

Do unused allowances roll over? Can I buy more?

No, and no. An allowance is a measure of how much of the service you may use in a period. It is not money, it is not stored value, it is not redeemable for cash and it is not transferable.

Unused allowance does not carry over into the following period. There are no credit packs, no top-ups and no balances to hold — if you need more in a given month, the only options are a larger plan or waiting for the period to roll over.

Will I be reminded before a subscription renews?

Yes. Before you subscribe you are shown a summary screen with the amount, the currency, the billing period and the exact date of the first renewal. Before each renewal you are sent a separate reminder email that contains nothing but that reminder — it is never mixed into a marketing message.

These reminders, the 14-day cancellation window at the start, a further 14-day window after each renewal and a one-step exit are all implemented voluntarily, ahead of the subscription provisions of the Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act 2024 coming into force. We have chosen to run them now rather than wait.

Is there an age restriction?

This service is for people aged 18 or over. Accounts are not knowingly created for anyone under 18, and if we learn that an account belongs to someone under 18 we close it and delete the data associated with it.

It is also not for high-risk use. Readings must not be relied on for medical, legal, financial, safety, employment, credit, housing or judicial decisions.