1. The two plans
Every plan includes the product page widget, the customer portal, selling plans & subscribe-and-save, core analytics, and the full retention stack — dunning, cancellation flows, win-back campaigns and bundles. Churn tools are the reason to pick Sublyra, not an upsell, so they're free. Neither plan charges transaction fees.
| Plan | Monthly | Transaction fee | Subscribers | Adds |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | None | Up to 300 | Widget, portal, selling plans, core analytics, smart retries & dunning, cancellation flows, win-back campaigns, bundles & build-a-box |
| Pro | $39 | None | Unlimited | Loyalty rewards & store credit, referral program, cohort retention analytics, REST API access, priority support & 1:1 onboarding |
Pro includes a 30-day free trial. Free is free forever — no trial needed, no monthly bill.
Where to manage your plan: Sublyra admin → Settings → Plan & billing. Full feature-by-feature comparison: sublyra.com/pricing.
2. How you're charged
Your Sublyra bill has one part, handled by Shopify's own billing — charges appear on your Shopify invoice, and you approve each new charge on Shopify's own screen:
- Platform fee — the flat monthly (or yearly) price of your plan.
- Usage fee — none. Neither plan charges a percentage or per-transaction fee, so a great month never becomes a surprise bill. (Subscriptions started before this pricing change may carry legacy usage line items until they churn.)
Behind the scenes the flow is exactly what Shopify designed:
1 You pick a plan; the app calls Shopify's Billing API.
2 Shopify shows its own approval screen; you confirm there.
3 Shopify redirects back with the charge active and bills every 30 days (or yearly, if you chose that).
3. Monthly vs yearly
The Monthly / Yearly toggle on the Plan & billing page switches how you're billed:
- Yearly = 10 × monthly — two months free, a saving of about 17% (Pro yearly is $390 instead of $468).
- There are no usage fees on either cycle — the plan price is the whole bill.
- Yearly bills through Shopify as an annual charge, approved the same way.
4. Add-ons
Don't need a full upgrade? Add individual features to any plan for $14.99–$19.99/mo each (or a one-time migration):
| Add-on | Price | Unlocks |
|---|---|---|
| Loyalty rewards | $14.99/mo | Streak rewards and store credit |
| API & webhooks | $19.99/mo | REST API keys, outbound webhooks, the Shopify Flow connector |
| White-glove migration | $149 one-time | Done-with-you import from your current subscription app |
- Each add-on is its own Shopify charge you approve once.
- Removing an add-on cancels its charge and locks the feature again.
- Add-ons already included in your plan are marked as covered — you never pay twice for the same capability. Upgrading to a plan that includes an add-on cancels that add-on's charge automatically.
5. Switching plans
1 Open Sublyra admin → Settings → Plan & billing.
2 Pick Monthly or Yearly, compare the per-store estimates, and click Switch to [plan].
3 Approve the new charge on Shopify's confirmation screen.
4 Shopify redirects back; the new plan activates and the old plan's charge is cancelled. Any add-ons now included in your new plan are cancelled too — the page tells you how many.
6. Cancelling
There is no cancellation fee and no notice period:
- Drop to Free: switch to the Free plan on the Plan & billing page. All live charges are cancelled; your subscriptions keep running on the free tier (up to 300 subscribers).
- Leave entirely: uninstalling the app from Shopify admin cancels every Sublyra charge through Shopify automatically.
Your subscribers' contracts are Shopify objects — they exist independently of your plan. Downgrading changes which Sublyra features you can use, not whether existing subscribers get billed.
7. FAQ
When does the 30-day trial start?
When you approve your first Pro charge on Shopify's screen. Free has no trial because it has no monthly fee.
What counts as a "subscription transaction"?
A successful subscription charge — the checkout order that starts a subscription and each renewal after it. It only matters for your analytics now: no plan charges per-transaction fees.
What happens if I outgrow my subscriber cap?
The Plan & billing page flags estimates that exceed the Free plan's 300-subscriber cap, and the dashboard shows a persistent banner as you approach it, so you'll see it coming. Upgrade to Pro for unlimited subscribers.
Do you take a cut of one-time sales?
No — and we don't take a cut of subscription sales either. No plan charges transaction fees.
Related guides
- Pricing page — the public plan comparison
- Migration — moving subscribers in from another app
- General FAQ — features, the widget, integrations and more