Your subscription, payment methods, invoices, and how to cancel.
Billing lives at the organization level: each organization holds one subscription that covers all of its active projects, at $99 per month per website. Payments are processed by Stripe. This page walks through the billing page and what you may manage from it.
There are two ways to reach it, and both lead to the same place.
The top of the page shows your subscription at a glance: how many active projects it covers, the price per project, and the monthly total. If your organization qualifies for a volume discount, the applied percentage is shown here, along with how many more projects would unlock the next tier. During your free trial, the plan also shows when the trial ends.
Below the plan, the page lists every project in the organization, split into active and inactive. Only active projects count toward your subscription. From the three-dots menu next to each project you may activate or deactivate it; a deactivated project stops billing at the end of the current cycle and keeps all of its data, so you may bring it back whenever you like.
Every article RankYak produces uses one article credit: writing a new article costs one credit, and so does refreshing or rewriting an existing one. Your subscription grants a pool of article credits each billing cycle, sized to cover the article schedule of your active projects.
You may follow your usage on the Usage page, reached from the settings menu of the organization or from the article counter at the bottom of the menu on the left. It shows how many credits the current period has used, when the pool resets, and how usage is spread across your projects.
Click Open billing portal to manage the payment side of your subscription in Stripe's billing portal. There you may update your payment method, change your billing address and details, and view your complete payment history, including past invoices. Changes made in the portal apply to your subscription immediately.
To cancel, scroll to the bottom of the billing page and click Cancel subscription. Canceling deactivates all projects in the organization at the end of the current billing period and stops all future payments. Until that date, everything keeps running as normal, so you lose nothing you have already paid for.
Nothing is deleted when you cancel: your projects, keywords, and articles remain in place. If you cancel and change your mind before the period ends, a Resume subscription option appears on the same page; after that, you may simply subscribe again and RankYak picks up where it left off.
Ask the copilot inside RankYak for an instant answer about your own account, or send us an email and a human will get back to you.
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