The MarketingBoost Automation Booster is a monthly subscription

Yes, the MarketingBoost Automation Booster operates on a monthly payment model. You pay a recurring fee each month for as long as you keep the subscription active. The subscription renews automatically on the same date each month unless you cancel it.

The exact monthly cost varies depending on which plan tier you choose and any promotional pricing that may be running at the time you sign up. MarketingBoost typically offers multiple subscription levels, each with different features and price points.

Understanding how the billing works — when charges hit, how to pause or stop payments, and what happens to your access if you cancel — matters before you commit to the subscription.

Key Takeaways

  • The Automation Booster charges you monthly on a recurring basis, with the charge date staying the same each month unless you change your billing date.
  • Your subscription renews automatically, so you need to actively cancel if you no longer want to be charged.
  • Pausing a subscription typically stops the monthly charge without deleting your account or data, though the exact pause terms depend on MarketingBoost's current policy.
  • Most subscription services let you change, downgrade, or cancel through your account dashboard without contacting support.
  • Your access to Automation Booster features ends when your subscription ends, whether you cancel or straightforward stop paying.

How the monthly billing cycle works

When you first sign up for the Automation Booster, MarketingBoost charges your payment method on the day you complete signup. That date becomes your billing date. On the same date each following month, the company charges you again for the next month of service.

If you sign up on the 15th of the month, for example, you will be charged on the 15th of every month going forward. If you sign up on the 31st of a month that has 31 days, MarketingBoost's system may adjust your billing date to the last day of months with fewer days, or to the 1st of the following month — the exact behavior depends on how their billing system is configured.

Your payment method is charged automatically unless you cancel the subscription or update your payment information. If a charge fails because your card expired or was declined, MarketingBoost typically retries the charge a few times before suspending your account.

What happens when you cancel or pause

Canceling the Automation Booster stops the monthly charges when ready, though the timing of when your access ends depends on MarketingBoost's cancellation policy. Some services end access right away; others let you keep using the service through the end of the month you already paid for.

Pausing a subscription is different from canceling. A pause stops the monthly charge without closing your account. Your data, settings, and automations typically remain in place while paused. When you resume, you pick up where you left off. Not all subscription tiers offer a pause option, so check your account settings or contact MarketingBoost support to see if pausing is available for your plan.

If you cancel and later want to reactivate, you usually can sign back up through your account or by contacting MarketingBoost. Reactivating may trigger a new charge when ready, depending on the company's policy.

Where to manage your subscription

Most subscription changes happen in your account dashboard or settings page. Log into your MarketingBoost account and look for a section labeled "Subscription," "Billing," "Account Settings," or "Plans." From there you can usually view your current plan, see your next billing date, update your payment method, change to a different tier, pause, or cancel.

If you cannot find the subscription management section in your dashboard, or if the option you need is not available there, contact MarketingBoost support directly. They can make changes on your behalf and explain any restrictions that explore to your specific plan.

Refunds and what you get for your payment

Monthly subscription services rarely offer refunds for the current month if you cancel partway through. Once you have been charged, that month's access is considered delivered. If you cancel on the 20th of a month you paid for on the 1st, you typically cannot get back the unused portion of that month.

What you receive for your monthly payment is access to the Automation Booster features included in your plan tier. This usually includes automation templates, scheduling tools, analytics, and integrations with other platforms. The exact features vary by plan level. When your subscription ends, your access to those features ends as well, though MarketingBoost may allow you to read or export your data before access closes.

Comparing subscription tiers and costs

MarketingBoost typically offers the Automation Booster at multiple price points, with each tier unlocking more features, higher usage limits, or additional integrations. A basic tier might include core automation and a set number of monthly actions, while a higher tier might add advanced analytics, priority support, or more integrations.

The cost difference between tiers can be significant, so comparing what each plan includes against what you actually need is worth doing before you sign up. Some plans may include a free trial period, which lets you test the features before your first charge.

Promotional pricing sometimes applies to new subscribers for the first month or first few months. After the promotional period ends, the price increases to the regular monthly rate unless you cancel before the promotion expires.

Payment methods and security

MarketingBoost accepts payment through standard methods: credit cards, debit cards, and sometimes PayPal or other digital wallets. When you enter your payment information, it is encrypted and stored securely. MarketingBoost does not store your full card number in a way that is readable to their staff.

You can update your payment method at any time through your account settings. If your card is about to expire, update it before your next billing date to avoid a failed charge and potential service interruption.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I change my billing date?

Most subscription services allow you to change your billing date through your account settings. Look for an option to "Change Billing Date" or contact MarketingBoost support to request a change. Changing the date does not affect your current subscription or charge you extra.

What happens if my payment fails?

MarketingBoost typically retries a failed charge several times over a few days. If all retries fail, your subscription may be suspended, and you will lose access to the Automation Booster. Update your payment method as soon as you see a failed charge notice to restore access.

Do I get a discount if I pay annually instead of monthly?

Some subscription services offer annual billing at a lower total cost than paying month-to-month. Check MarketingBoost's pricing page or account settings to see if an annual option is available for your plan tier. Annual billing is not the same as a monthly subscription.

Can I downgrade to a cheaper plan?

Most services let you downgrade to a lower tier through your account dashboard. Downgrading usually takes effect on your next billing date. Some services may refund the difference if you downgrade partway through a month, though this varies by policy.

What data do I lose if I cancel?

When you cancel, your access to the Automation Booster ends, but MarketingBoost may keep your account data for a period of time. Some services let you read or export your automations and settings before canceling. Contact MarketingBoost support to ask about data export options if you plan to cancel.