Choose Your Grudge Level

How many enemies do you really need? Let's find out.

Free
For the casually petty
$0/forever
Up to 5 enemies
Up to 5 enemies
1 curse per enemy
Basic enemy tracking
Offense logging
No analytics dashboard
No email reminders
Limited curse library access
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Petty
For the dedicated grudge-keeper
$10/per year
Up to 25 enemies
Up to 25 enemies
Unlimited curses per enemy
Full curse library (100+ curses)
Analytics dashboard
Email reminders: "Do you still hate [name]?"
Custom curse creation with AI
Offense timeline tracking
Grudge Holder
For the seriously committed
$20/per year
Up to 50 enemies
Up to 50 enemies
Everything in Petty, plus:
Priority curse recommendations
Advanced analytics & insights
Export grudge history (PDF/CSV)
Forgiveness confetti celebrations
Therapy Tier
Self-Reflection
You're probably the problem
$99/per year
Unlimited enemies
Unlimited enemies
Everything in Grudge Holder, plus:
Therapy suggestions
"Maybe it's you" insights
Conflict resolution resources
Priority support (for your issues)
Part of It Is Letting Go

EnemiesList isn't just about holding grudges—it's about processing them. Document what happened, feel your feelings, and when you're ready, hit that Forgive button.

Our email reminders ask: "Do you still hate Bob Smith?" Sometimes the answer is no. And that's growth.

If you need more than 50 enemy slots, maybe it's time to reflect. We're here for that too.

Frequently Asked Questions

What happens when I hit my enemy limit?

You'll need to either forgive someone (recommended) or upgrade to a higher tier. We'll gently remind you that holding onto grudges takes energy.

Can I cancel anytime?

Yes! Your subscription is annual, but you can cancel anytime. Your data stays safe, you'll just revert to the free tier limits.

What are the email reminders?

Paid tiers get periodic emails asking if you still hold grudges against specific people. It's a gentle nudge toward forgiveness and moving on. You can adjust frequency in settings.

Is the $99 tier serious?

Half-serious. If you genuinely need unlimited enemy slots, we'll take your money. But we'll also gently suggest that maybe, just maybe, some self-reflection might help. No judgment—just support.