Yes, the MarketingBoost Automation Booster is a monthly subscription

The MarketingBoost Automation Booster charges on a monthly basis. You pay each month to keep the subscription active, and the charge recurs automatically unless you cancel. The exact amount depends on which tier you choose and any promotional pricing that may be running at the time you sign up.

Like most subscription services, your payment method is charged on the same day each month. If that date falls on a weekend or holiday, the charge typically processes on the next business day. You can view your billing history and upcoming charges in your account dashboard once you're signed in.

Key Takeaways

  • The Automation Booster renews automatically each month on your billing date unless you cancel before that date.
  • You can pause or cancel your subscription at any time through your account settings without penalty.
  • Different subscription tiers have different monthly costs, and you can upgrade or downgrade between billing cycles.
  • Your payment method is charged automatically, so keeping your card or bank account information current prevents service interruptions.

What happens if you miss a payment

If your payment method fails or is declined, MarketingBoost typically sends a notification to the email address on your account. You then have a grace period—usually several days—to update your payment information before the subscription is suspended. During this time, your automation tools stop running, but your account data and settings remain saved.

Once you update your payment method, service resumes immediately. If the account remains unpaid beyond the grace period, MarketingBoost may delete your data after a set number of days, though the exact timeline varies. Check your account notifications or contact their support team to confirm your specific grace period and what happens to saved automations if payment lapses.

How to cancel or pause your subscription

You can cancel the Automation Booster subscription through your account settings without contacting support. Most subscription platforms let you cancel effective immediately or at the end of your current billing cycle. Canceling immediately stops charges right away but may also disable your automations right away, depending on MarketingBoost's policy.

If you want to keep your automations running but temporarily stop paying, check whether MarketingBoost offers a pause feature. Some platforms let you freeze your subscription for 30 or 60 days, which holds your settings in place without charging you. This is useful if you need a break but plan to return to the service later.

Changing your subscription tier

You can upgrade to a higher tier or downgrade to a lower one at any time. Upgrades usually take effect immediately, and you pay a prorated amount for the remainder of your current billing cycle. Downgrades typically take effect on your next renewal date so you don't lose access mid-cycle.

When you downgrade, some features or automation slots may no longer be available. MarketingBoost should warn you which automations will be affected before you confirm the downgrade. If you have more automations running than your new tier allows, you'll need to delete or pause some before the downgrade completes.

Understanding your billing cycle

Your billing cycle starts on the day you first subscribe. If you sign up on the 15th of the month, you'll be charged on the 15th of every month thereafter. If you upgrade or downgrade mid-cycle, the change takes effect immediately, but the billing adjustment appears on your next full renewal date.

Some months have 28, 29, 30, or 31 days. If your billing date is the 31st and a month has only 30 days, the charge processes on the 30th. Your account dashboard shows your next billing date clearly, so you can plan around it or set a reminder to review your subscription before renewal.

What to do before canceling

Before you cancel, export or document any automations, templates, or data you want to keep. Depending on MarketingBoost's retention policy, your account data may be deleted after cancellation, either immediately or after a waiting period. Download reports, save automation workflows, or take screenshots of settings you might need later.

If you're canceling because of a problem with the service, contact support first. They may be able to fix the issue, offer a discount, or provide a pause option instead. If you're certain you want to cancel, do it before your next billing date to avoid being charged for another month.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I get a refund if I cancel mid-cycle?

Refund policies vary by platform and payment method. Some services offer prorated refunds if you cancel before using the full month, while others do not refund partial months. Check MarketingBoost's refund policy in their terms of service or contact support to ask about your specific situation.

What happens to my automations if my payment fails?

Your automations stop running once your subscription is suspended due to failed payment. They remain saved in your account, so if you update your payment method during the grace period, they resume automatically. If the account is deleted due to non-payment, the automations are lost.

Can I change my billing date?

Most subscription platforms do not let you change your billing date directly. However, you can cancel and re-subscribe on a different day of the month if you need a different billing date. Some support teams may manually adjust it if you contact them, though this is not may provide.

Do I pay for the full month if I cancel on day one?

If you cancel immediately after signing up, you are typically charged for the full first month. Canceling effective immediately does not refund the charge you just made. To avoid this, cancel before your next renewal date instead.