Managing your membership
Once you hold a paid tier, onflowads.com/pricing adapts to your situation. Each card's button tells you exactly what buying it would do, and the server enforces the same decision table, so a card never offers something the checkout would refuse.
This page is the map. Each flow has its own guide.
What the buttons mean
| Button on a tier card | Meaning | Full guide |
|---|---|---|
| Renew | The tier you already hold, with an expiry date. Adds a full new term on top of your remaining time. The note under the button reads "Extends your term — no days lost." | Renewing your membership |
| Current plan (disabled) | The tier you hold as a lifetime membership, with nothing to extend — or the Free card while you are on Free, or Ultimate while you hold it | — |
| Upgrade | A tier above yours. Replaces your current membership immediately and forfeits the days you have left | Upgrading your tier |
| Get Lite / Get Plus / … (disabled), with the note "Available after your current plan expires — no mid-term downgrades." | A tier below yours. Blocked until your current membership runs out | Downgrading and letting a plan lapse |
| Get Lite / Get Plus / … (enabled) | You hold no paid tier — a plain purchase | Buying a plan |
| Included with every plan (disabled) | The Free card while you hold a paid tier. Free is the floor, not a purchase | — |
| Apply | Ultimate. It is never sold from a checkout | Applying for Ultimate |
Note the label: a blocked lower tier keeps its ordinary Get [tier] wording and simply stops responding. The reason is in the small grey note underneath, not in the button.
The three rules in one line each
- Renewing extends. The new term is added on top of the time you have left, so renewing early never costs you a day.
- Upgrading replaces. The higher tier starts a fresh full term today and your remaining days are forfeited, with no refund and no proration — which is why it takes an explicit confirmation.
- Downgrading waits. Lower tiers are locked while a higher one is active, and become purchasable again once it expires.
Renewing and letting a plan lapse are both free of penalty. Upgrading is the single action on this page that destroys value you own. The checkout tells you how many days you are giving up and refuses to enable the pay button until you tick a box confirming it.
Renewal is also how you move between monthly and yearly. Flip the billing switch before pressing Renew — a yearly renewal adds 365 days at the 15% yearly discount on top of whatever is left, and nothing about your tier changes.
Which flow do you want?
| You want to | Do this | Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Keep the tier you have | Renew, any time before or after expiry | The term price |
| Move up now | Upgrade, and forfeit the remaining days | The new tier's full term price |
| Move up without forfeiting anything | Wait for expiry, then buy the higher tier as a plain purchase | The new tier's full term price, later |
| Move down | Wait for expiry, then buy the lower tier | The lower tier's term price, later |
| Stop paying | Do nothing. The membership ends on its date | Nothing |
Related
- Renewing your membership — extending the tier you already hold, monthly or yearly.
- Upgrading your tier — moving up mid-term, the forfeit warning, and when it is worth waiting.
- Downgrading and letting a plan lapse — moving down, expiry, and what happens to everything you built.
- How billing works — the rules underneath all three: terms, discounts, the legacy price lock, and why no reminder is sent.