There's no fee to register a chip with United Pet Club, and no fee to change your details down the track either. Doesn't matter whose chip your pet's carrying, ours or someone else's, the free lifetime plan gets it onto the registry at zero cost and nothing ever comes up for renewal.
Register for free and your pet's chip number, your contact details, and a bit of basic info about the animal go straight into a record on our pet registry, one a vet, shelter, or council ranger can pull up any hour of the day. Setting the record up costs nothing, keeping it live costs nothing, and changing your phone number or address later costs nothing either, which happens to be exactly where a lot of other registries slip in a fee.
Registration, updates without limit, round-the-clock searchability: that's the free lifetime plan in a nutshell. Fancy something extra? Upgraded registry features sit on top if you want them. None of the free plan ever expires, and if this is your first go at registering, the step-by-step guide walks you through it. Works the same wherever you are in the world too, so a move overseas doesn't touch it.
No expiry date, no renewal notice, nothing to buy again down the line.
Shift house, swap your mobile, change email, as many times as it takes, for as long as the pet's yours.
Vets and council rangers can search any hour they like, day or night, and that includes through the AAHA universal microchip lookup.
Don't need one of our chips to use the registry. Punch in the number off an existing one and it links up the same way.
An unregistered chip's basically dead weight. Sure, a vet or shelter can scan it, but with no record attached to that number, there's no way for them to track you down. Charge people for registering or updating, and plenty just won't bother, right when a lost pet needs those details to actually be right.
Nothing to pay here means nothing to skip. Moved house, new mobile number, rehomed the pet? Update the microchip record that same day, takes a couple of minutes tops.
With us, yeah, completely. No fee to register a new chip, none to update your details, no renewal fee sneaking in later. Plenty of registries charge for updates or slap on a fee after a set number of years, we just don't.
No. Once a chip's registered, it stays live for the pet's whole life unless you go and remove it yourself. There's no subscription propping the free tier up.
Yep. Whack in the microchip number off your pet's paperwork, or whatever your vet hands you, and it registers exactly the same way one of ours would.
Free covers the core stuff: your contact details, your pet's info, and searchability round the clock, no cost, for life. Upgraded plans bolt on extras, more notification options and the like, but you never have to touch them just to keep the basics running.
A few minutes now, nothing to pay ever. Set up your free account, punch in the chip number, or check out the step-by-step registration guide first if you'd rather.
