What happens to my boosts and valuations if I change plan?
Updated October 24, 2026
Upgrading
A move to a higher plan applies at once. On the same interval, the prorated difference for the rest of the period goes on your next invoice and nothing is charged now. If you go from monthly to annual, the annual period starts that day and is charged at once, less the unused part of the month.
An upgrade raises your boost allowance at once. If you had 3 of 4 used on All Star and move to Legend, you have 7 left that month.
Downgrading or cancelling
A downgrade, or annual to monthly, is scheduled for the end of the current period, with no refund and no charge now. Cancelling works the same way: you keep the plan until the end of the period and then move to Rookie, and you can resume it before that date.
A lower plan lowers the monthly allowance ceiling. If you have already used more boosts this month than the new plan gives, the allowance is exhausted and the next boost uses a credit or offers a purchase.
A boost already running continues to its end even if you downgrade or cancel: it is not cut short.
Bought credits
Boost credits you buy belong to your account, not the plan. They are kept through any change and never expire. Rookie's trial boost is separate: if you did not use it, it is still available.
Valuations
If you go back to Rookie, its lifetime limit of 5 valuations with a price applies again. Valuations already done stay visible.