MarketingBoost Automation Booster is a monthly subscription, not a one-time purchase

Yes, the MarketingBoost Automation Booster Subscription charges you every month as long as your subscription remains active. You are not buying the software outright — you are paying for ongoing access to the platform and its features. Your card will be charged on the same date each month until you cancel.

The subscription model means you can stop at any time without being locked into a long-term contract. Most subscriptions allow you to cancel through your account settings or by contacting their support team. Once you cancel, your access ends at the end of your current billing cycle, though some services allow when ready access removal.

Before you sign up, check whether MarketingBoost offers a free trial period. Many automation platforms offer a limited trial — often 7 to 14 days — so you can test the features before your first charge hits. Read the trial terms carefully to see whether you need to enter a payment method upfront and whether cancellation during the trial is automatic or requires a manual step.

Key Takeaways

  • MarketingBoost Automation Booster charges your payment method on the same date each month for as long as your subscription is active.
  • You can cancel your subscription at any time, and access typically ends at the close of your current billing period.
  • Check whether a free trial is offered and what steps are required to cancel if you decide the service is not right for you.
  • Your billing statement will show the charge under the MarketingBoost name, so you can identify it easily if you review your card activity.
  • If you are charged after cancellation, contact MarketingBoost support with your cancellation confirmation to request a refund.

What happens on your billing date each month

On the date your subscription renews, MarketingBoost will attempt to charge the payment method you provided during signup. This is usually a credit card, debit card, or bank account, depending on what the platform accepts. The charge appears on your statement as a transaction from MarketingBoost or a related payment processor.

If your payment method fails — for example, if your card is expired or your account has insufficient funds — MarketingBoost will typically send you a notification. Most platforms attempt the charge again a few days later. If the second attempt fails, your subscription may be suspended until you update your payment information.

Keep your payment method current in your account settings. If you know your card is expiring soon, update it before your renewal date so there is no gap in service or failed charge attempts.

How to cancel before you are charged again

To stop monthly charges, you need to cancel your subscription before your next billing date. Log into your MarketingBoost account and look for a subscription or billing section — this is usually in account settings or a dedicated "Manage Subscription" page. The cancellation option should be clearly labeled.

Some platforms require you to contact support directly to cancel rather than offering a self-service option. If you cannot find a cancellation button in your account, email MarketingBoost support with your account details and a clear request to cancel. Keep a copy of any cancellation confirmation they send you, including the date your access will end.

Cancellation is usually effective when ready, meaning you lose access right away, though you may still have service through the end of your paid period depending on the company's policy. Read the cancellation confirmation carefully to see when your final charge occurred and when your access ends.

What to do if you are charged after cancelling

If you see a charge from MarketingBoost after you cancelled, contact their support team with your cancellation confirmation. Explain the date you cancelled and the date of the unexpected charge. Most companies will refund charges that occur after a confirmed cancellation.

If MarketingBoost does not respond or refuses to refund, you can dispute the charge with your bank or card issuer. Call the customer service number on the back of your card and explain that you cancelled the subscription and were charged anyway. Your bank can reverse the charge and may open a dispute on your behalf.

Understanding the difference between free trials and paid subscriptions

If MarketingBoost offers a free trial, read the terms before you enter your payment information. Some trials are truly free and require no card upfront. Others require a card to start the trial, and your first charge happens automatically when the trial ends unless you cancel before that date.

Mark your calendar for the last day of your trial period. Set a reminder a few days before so you have time to cancel if you decide the service is not for you. If you forget and are charged, contact support when ready with proof of your cancellation request — many companies will refund the first charge if you cancelled during the trial period.

Comparing MarketingBoost to other automation platforms

Most marketing automation platforms use the same monthly subscription model as MarketingBoost. Some charge based on the number of contacts in your database or the number of emails you send per month, while others charge a flat rate regardless of usage. Before you commit to MarketingBoost, compare what features are included at each price tier and whether you actually need all of them.

A few platforms offer annual billing at a discount instead of monthly billing. If MarketingBoost offers this option, paying annually usually costs less per month than paying monthly, but you pay the full year upfront. This works well if you are confident you will use the service for a full year, but it is riskier if you are still testing whether the platform fits your needs.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I pause my subscription instead of cancelling it?

Some automation platforms allow you to pause your subscription for a set period — often 30 or 60 days — without losing your data or settings. Check your account settings or contact MarketingBoost support to see whether this option is available. A pause is useful if you need a temporary break but plan to return.

What happens to my data if I cancel my subscription?

Most platforms delete your data after a set period following cancellation, often 30 to 90 days. If you need to keep your data, read or export it before you cancel. Contact MarketingBoost support to ask how long they retain data after cancellation and what format they use for exports.

Will I be charged a cancellation fee?

MarketingBoost should not charge a cancellation fee for stopping a monthly subscription. If they do, that is unusual and worth questioning. Review your subscription agreement or contact support to confirm there are no hidden fees for cancelling.

Can I change my billing date?

Some platforms allow you to change the date your subscription renews each month. Check your account settings or contact support to see whether this option exists. Changing your billing date can help you align subscription charges with your paycheck or cash flow.

What if I want to downgrade to a cheaper plan instead of cancelling?

Most platforms allow you to switch to a lower-priced plan without cancelling. Log into your account and look for a plan change or upgrade/downgrade option. The change usually takes effect on your next billing date, and your charge adjusts accordingly.