Open Pricing in the app navigation to see the plans and which one your store is on. The card of your current plan is marked.
Two things are true of every plan, the paid ones included: 0% commission on your subscription revenue, and no per-order fee. What separates the plans is a cap on the subscription revenue the app processes for you, measured over a rolling 30 days and converted to USD.
Free, $0. Up to $500 of subscription revenue per 30 days.
Growth, $29 per month. Up to $10,000 per 30 days.
Pro, $99 per month. Up to $100,000 per 30 days.
Business, $399 per month. No cap.
Every paid plan comes with a 14 day free trial, and all three carry exactly the same product. Growth, Pro and Business differ only in how much revenue they cover, so you move up because you grew, not to unlock a feature.
Free is the working app, not a demo. It includes:
The subscription widget on your product pages, with the regular templates
Subscription management and the full customer account portal
Recurring and prepaid plans
AI plan generation and AI add-on suggestions
CSV subscription import and export
Analytics
Notification email templates
iDEAL and Bancontact through Mollie, and the failed payment retries
There is one paid boundary and it sits at Growth, so everything below is on Growth, Pro and Business alike:
Retention and cancellation flows, and the cancellation reasons report
Add-ons and product swaps
A free gift on a delivery you choose
Clubs
Klaviyo integration
Automatic tagging of customers and orders
The five Premium widget layouts
Nothing switches off the day you cross it. The app warns you at 80% of the cap, and Pricing then shows a grace period with a date: you have 30 days to decide. After that the only thing that changes is that the widget stops appearing on your product pages, which pauses new sign-ups. Your existing subscriptions, their billing, the customer portal, the Mollie engine and all of your data are untouched.
On the Pricing page, choosing a paid plan takes you to Shopify's approval screen, where you confirm the charge. Going back is Downgrade to Free, which asks you to confirm first. Anything you are charged goes on your Shopify bill, not a separate invoice.
Have a code from us? The Discount code card on the same page takes it.
Stores that bought Standard at $99 plus 1.25% usage, or the $10 Founders plan, keep them. Those plans have no revenue cap and every feature we ship, and neither is sold to new stores any more. You do not have to move.
Stuck on any of this? Open the chat in the bottom right corner of the app and we will help you set it up.
