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Kin Talk — the nightly show for people whose pets are family. Because they're more than pets — they're Kin.
Join hosts Maya and Dev every night for real conversations about the Kinsle features changing pet care: lost pet alerts, transferable profiles, care teams, and the stories behind them — plus a rotating expert guest who actually knows the science. Twice a week, Kinsle founder LaGarrick Gantt stops by with his Founder's Take.
20–30 minutes a night. Made for pet lovers, by pet lovers. New episodes daily.
It is a Sunday night at a kitchen table and there is a notebook open with names down the left side of the page. Biscuit, pepper, maple, moose, a cat named Gravy. And at the bottom, underlined twice, one question. What is all of this going to cost me? Welcome to the short version of Kintalk. I am Dev. And I am Maya. Tonight, the price of KinsLe out loud. K-I-N-S-L-E. KinsLe. And with us is Ruth, a foster and multi-pet household lead, a voiced character created from the experience of real foster families. Ruth, give us the first answer. The first answer is the one that matters most. Your first pet is free. A real profile, photos, videos, vet records, a wish list, and history under an ID that stays with your pet for life.
And the lost peddler is free in every profile. It reaches the circle of love nearby. Your pet shows on the map and a finder can message you directly. Free. Safety was never the upgrade. Pet lovers join free too, with no pet required. They are the eyes of the circle. The neighbor with no dog who walks the same streets every morning. The auntie who adores animals and cannot keep one in her building. Free is what lets them in. And them being in is what brings somebody's dog home. A network that brings lost pets home has to be built out of everybody. And everybody can only come if the door is free. And memorial accounts are free. When a pet dies, the profile is not held hostage to a subscription. And a family does not get a
bill for keeping their goodbyes. The photos stay, the story stays. Something should never be rent. A memory is one of them. And for a foster house like mine, here's the piece nobody expects. When one of my foster dogs is adopted, his profile transfers with him. Photos, records, wish list, history, even a note about his routines and his favorite toy, and his ID stays with him for life. His new family does not start from a blank page. And their first pet, remember, is free. Now the stairs. Two to five pets is family. $8.99 a month, or $80.99 a year. Not per pet, one family, one price. A personal account starts with a seven-day free trial. And my floor is family-large. Six to 25 pets, or range animals, $19.99 a month, or $179.99 a year.
For my whole house, for a year, that is less than one emergency vet visit for one cat last winter. That is kitchen table math I can defend. Business is $89.99 a month, or $899.99 a year, app and web portal together, with a 30-day free trial. And here is the generous twist. A client signed up by a business gets 30 days free too, not the standard seven. A week is a tour. A month is a life. Ruth, the peak of tonight, in one breath. Free for safety. Plain numbers for everything else. The lost one gets found before anybody asks what plan he is on. A foster can work with that. A family can plan around that. KinsLe is opening soon. Join the waitlist at kinsley.com and the waitlist hears the date first. Join free with your first pet, or as a pet lover in the circle.
The full episode is in this feed right below, with every number, every level, and Ruth's whole notebook. They are more than pets. They are kin. Good night.