¿Cómo funciona la renovación de la suscripción al cambiar el periodo de pago?

You can change your subscription billing period at any time. All remaining days of your current subscription are preserved and added to the newly purchased period.

This means you won't lose any days you've already paid for, and your next automatic payment will only be charged after the combined subscription period expires.

Example

Let's say you have a monthly subscription with 7 days remaining.

You decide to switch to a 3-month billing period:

• Remaining days of your current subscription: 7 days.
• New subscription period: 90 days.
• Total: 7 + 90 = 97 days until the next payment.

After 97 days, your subscription will automatically renew for another 90 days. Subsequent payments will be charged every 90 days.

How Subscription Duration Is Calculated for Different Billing Periods

Planoplan uses fixed billing periods:

Monthly — 30 days.

Every 3 months — 90 days.

Every 6 months — 180 days.

Annually — 360 days.

For example, if you have 7 days remaining on your current subscription, the time until your next payment after purchasing a new period will be:

• 37 days — if you choose monthly billing.
• 97 days — if you choose billing every 3 months.
• 187 days — if you choose billing every 6 months.
• 367 days — if you choose annual billing.

Important to Know

This rule applies whenever you change your billing period or renew your subscription.

New subscription duration = remaining paid days + days in the selected billing period.

Once the combined subscription period expires, your subscription will automatically renew according to the selected billing frequency: every 30, 90, 180, or 360 days.

All billing periods are calculated in days, not calendar months.