This article explains how billing works for both monthly and annual plans. When you upgrade to a premium plan, the type of subscription you choose will determine specific billing details you should be aware of.
Monthly plans
Charging: When you purchase a monthly plan, your payment covers premium access for one month (30 days) of premium access.
Renewal: Automatic renewal is enabled by default for monthly plans. This means that your plan will automatically renew at the end of each billing period (every 30 days) using the same payment method. You can disable automatic renewal at any time in the billing settings, but you will lose access to premium features at the end of the paid period.
Quotas and credit rollover: Monthly plans include credit rollover—as long as your subscription is active, any unused credits will remain in your account balance. When your plan expires, your account reverts to the free version, and any remaining quotas (credits, recipients, warm-up slots, LinkedIn slots) will also expire.
Upgrade or downgrade monthly plans: You can change your monthly plan to another monthly plan at any time from the Plans page. Select the desired plan and complete the purchase.
Upgrades or downgrades within monthly plans are not prorated. If you switch monthly plans mid-billing period, you won’t receive any refund or discount for unused quotas, but they will roll over to your new plan. Read more about how changing plans work.
Annual plans
Charging: Annual plans are purchased with a one-time upfront payment, providing you with access to premium features for a full year from the purchase date.
Choosing an annual plan saves you 25% on all tiers compared to paying for monthly plan over a 12-month period.
Quotas and credit rollover: With an annual subscription, your account is automatically renewed with new quotas (credits, recipients, and email warm-ups) every 30 days based on your selected plan.
Unused credits will roll over to the next month while your plan annual is active. However, any accumulated credits will expire when your annual plan ends. Be sure to use them before the expiration date. You can view the Expires on date in your billing settings.
Renewal: By default, annual plans automatically extend for the next year at the end of the billing period (one year since the date of purchase). You can turn off automatic plan renewal in your billing settings.
Annual plan upgrade: When you upgrade your annual plan to a higher tier, you’ll receive a prorated discount for the unused months and remaining quotas of your current plan.
Annual plan renew (in the middle of the billing period): If you purchase the same annual plan while your current annual plan is still active, you won’t receive any discount for the unused months of your current plan.
Annual plan downgrade: When you downgrade your annual plan to a lower tier, you won’t receive any discount for the remainder of your current plan. Read how downgrading affects charging and quotas.
If you have a question that we haven’t covered, feel free to reach out to our Customer Care team. You can contact us at help@snov.io or through live chat. We’re here to assist you!
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