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Salfeld Child Control review

#33 of 106 in Parental Control Apps

A one-time parental control license with detailed schedules, filtering, and reports.

5.8/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Salfeld Child Control helps parents manage children’s screen time across Android devices and Windows PCs. Settings are managed through a web portal or parent app, with daily, weekly, and monthly usage limits, recurring blocked periods, app and program limits, website restrictions, and age- and category-based web filtering. Families can also use activity reports, email summaries, unlock requests, bonus time codes, and shared screen-time limits across multiple devices. Windows users also get screenshot reporting, while Android supports device location requests.

Pricing is structured around one-time licenses rather than a recurring subscription. The 1 Device plan costs €29.95 one-time and includes Android and Windows support, license delivery by email, and no subscription. The 3 Devices plan costs €49.95 one-time, while the 5 Devices plan costs €59.95 one-time; both include the same listed platform coverage and license model. A 30-day trial gives families time to assess the controls before purchase. The published plans suit households that prefer an upfront payment and need coverage for several devices.

The product’s strongest fit is for families whose children use Android devices and Windows PCs and whose priorities are structured schedules, app and website controls, reporting, and shared limits. Its platform scope is narrower than a cross-platform setup: the listed coverage is web, Windows, and Android. Location functionality is described as Android device location requests, and the product does not offer a free plan. Choose Salfeld Child Control when those platforms and a one-time license match your household; consider an alternative if broader device coverage is essential.

Salfeld Child Control pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • One-time pricing with licenses for 1, 3, or 5 devices
    • Detailed schedules, app groups, filters, and shared screen-time limits
    • Reports, email summaries, unlock requests, and Android location requests
  • Where it doesn't
    • Coverage is limited to web, Windows, and Android
    • No free plan; access starts with a paid license
    • Location requests are available for Android devices

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