The daycare help check
Your state, your income, your provider's price. The answer prints your class, your co-pay range, your estimated gap, and your state's funding reality — on one screen, with the dates every number was checked.
The Daycare Help Kit — $29, one-time
The check gives you the answer. The kit walks the whole road after it: the application packet in the agency's own order, the denial translator, the real-bill worksheet, the redetermination calendar, and the tour-and-judge checklists — for all 50 states and DC.
See what's inside the kit $29 · one-time payment
How to read your answer
Likely means your income sits under your state's published entry line. Borderline names the facts that will decide it at the agency — usually how each income source is counted, or a categorical lane. Unlikely prints the exceptions anyway, because lines move and households change. No checker can promise an outcome, and this one does not use that word.
The co-pay is a range because your state's fee scale is a scale. The gap is an estimate because it depends on the rate category your child lands in and the contract you sign. The waitlist note is real: about 1 in 6 eligible children nationally is actually served, so eligible and funded are printed as the two different facts they are.
Every number carries the date it was checked against the state's own publications. If your state's page and this check ever disagree, believe the state page — and tell us at help@doogex.com so we can fix the dataset.