How to save on FaceApp in 2026
Start with Turkey, then match a payment method that works there.
Steps
- 1Compare verified rows first: FaceApp Pro is TRY 200 (about $4.17 a month) in Turkey, INR 420 ($4.39) in India, and IDR 80,000 ($4.49) in Indonesia against $10 in the US, all dated 29 Aug 2026.
- 2Pick your term carefully. Weekly Pro renewals are the worst value; annual terms in the cheap storefronts undercut even the US monthly rate many times over.
- 3Create an Apple ID registered in Turkey or India and load it with that storefront's gift cards, since both stores commonly decline foreign payment methods.
- 4Subscribe to Pro in-app on that Apple ID and verify the local-currency price on the purchase sheet before confirming.
- 5Restore Pro on your everyday device by signing into FaceApp with the same account you subscribed with, or use restore-purchase after switching App Store IDs.
- 6Keep the receipt email so renewals and any repricing stay traceable.
Payment in Turkey
- Local card
- Play gift card
- Apple gift card
- Apple Pay
Billed through Apple in Turkey — your Apple account must be set to Turkey. Apple ID credit in this storefront can pay the in-app price.
FaceApp Pro is $4.17 in Turkey (verified Aug 29, 2026) versus $10 in the US. That gap only counts if you can pay there. Full dated rows: FaceApp table · plan math: what each plan costs
Questions
Should I switch my FaceApp Pro subscription abroad?
Only if you can pay in Turkey. Cheapest dated Pro is Turkey at $4.17 versus $10 in the US. A VPN without a matching payment method does not complete checkout.
Are FaceApp Pro plans all the same?
Feature-wise yes; FaceApp's own help pages say every Pro plan unlocks the same tools and only term length and price differ. Watch out for the weekly option: it looks cheapest on screen and costs the most per year.
Does FaceApp run lifetime deals?
It periodically offers one-time lifetime purchases inside the app. Before committing to any monthly plan in any country, open the PRO section and check whether a lifetime offer is currently shown; over a couple of years it beats every subscription.