Pricing

Yes, you can cancel your subscription any time here. If you're on the monthly plan and cancel, your subscription will end after the current month. If you’re on the annual plan and cancel, your subscription will end after the current year."

You can cancel/manage/upgrade/downgrade your subscription any time here. To avoid future charges, you want to cancel your subscription at least five days before the billing period renewal date.

Subscription credits do not carry over to the next month, but we provide plenty of credits so hopefully you will find more than enough to use each month. After your plan expires, you will lose access to the paid credits.e.g. John has an annual Hobbyist subscription that started in March 7. He gets 15,000 credits and uses 6,000 of them. On April 1, he would see 9,000 credits left. On April 7, his credits are reset to 15,000 because it’s 30 days from the start of his subscription.

The features you get are the same, the only difference is in pricing. The annual plan gives a much better price per month, while the monthly plan offers a higher flexibility.For example, for the Starter Plan, if you select "monthly" billing, the price is $14/mo and you will be billed $14 for the month. If you select "annual" billing, the price is $6/mo and you will be billed $84 for the year.If your usage is more long-term and deterministic, the annual plan fits you better. If you’re testing things out, we recommend starting with monthly - you can still switch to the annual plan any time.

When you upgrade, you immediately gain access to all corresponding features, including the new amount of credits. You are billed by the pro-rated difference between your new and old plan.

The change takes effect in the next billing cycle. Your lose the paid credits when your current cycle expires.