Plans and billing

What the limits mean, what happens when you hit them, and how changing plans works.

What the limits count

  • Links — affiliate destinations you have saved.
  • Keywords — phrases you have saved.
  • Sites — domains registered on the account.
  • Impressions — how many times a linked keyword was seen, per month.

Clicks are never capped and never charged for. Being billed more for a link doing its job would be a strange thing to design.

Limits count what you have, not what is in use. An inactive keyword still counts.

The free tier

There is a free plan. It is genuinely limited — one site and a handful of links and keywords — and it is meant for seeing whether this works on a real site before paying for it.

Everything you make on it stays yours when you upgrade.

Trials

Every paid plan starts with a 14-day trial. No card to start.

If the trial ends and you have not subscribed, your account drops to the free plan. Your links and keywords are still there and your site keeps working within the free limits. We do not lock you out or delete anything for not deciding in time.

Add-ons

If one limit is the problem, add capacity to that limit instead of jumping a whole tier. Add-ons are monthly and can be removed any time.

Changing plans

Upgrading takes effect immediately and Stripe prorates it.

Downgrading takes effect at the end of your billing period, so you keep what you paid for. If the new plan has fewer site slots than you are using, we ask you which sites to keep active — we will not pick for you.

If a payment fails

Stripe retries over several days, and we email you. Your site keeps serving links the whole time — a card expiring should not take a customer's affiliate links off their site.

If it is still unresolved after the retries, the account is suspended and stops serving. Nothing is deleted; paying reactivates it.

Rates never go up on you

If prices change, existing subscribers keep the rate they signed up at.

Cancelling

Cancel from the billing portal. You keep access until the end of the period you have paid for. Export your links and keywords first if you want them — Links → Export gives you a CSV.

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