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Continue or reactivate CardCloser with a paid plan

How to keep your profile public after the free year, and what it costs.

Short answer

When your free year ends you can continue at $19/month or $179/year. Your profile comes back exactly as it was, at the same address. Plans become available on your end date — there is nothing to pay before then.

Continuing is a decision you make at the end of your free year, not before it.

Current continuation pricing

Plans

Plans
PlanPrice
Monthly$19 per month, billed monthly
Annual$179 per year, billed annually

This is today's pricing for continuing after your free year. Nothing is charged during it. The Pricing page is the authoritative version.

Continue or reactivate

  1. Open the Account tab.
  2. In Plan & access, choose to continue.
  3. Choose monthly or annual.
  4. Complete checkout.

Your public profile is restored at the same address, with everything as you left it.

Plans open on your end date. Before then, the control says so rather than taking a payment you do not need to make yet. There is nothing to pay during your free year.

What you get

The same complete product you had during the free year. There is no higher tier and nothing held back — the free year was the whole thing, and so is the paid plan.

Payment

  • Payments are handled by Stripe. CardCloser does not store your card details.
  • You can manage or cancel your subscription from the Account tab at any time.
  • A subscription you cancel runs to the end of the period you already paid for.
Reactivating much later

There is no deadline. An account whose free year ended two months ago and one whose ended two years ago reactivate the same way.

Your address is not reassigned in the meantime, so your printed material and old links still point at you.

If this doesn't work

The continue control is unavailable.
Your free year has not ended yet. The panel names the date it opens.
Checkout does not complete.
Try again — an abandoned checkout charges nothing and leaves no trace on your account. If it fails repeatedly, tell us through Report a problem.
You paid but your profile is still private.
Publish it. A paid plan restores your ability to be public; it does not force a page live that you had unpublished.

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In Account and access · Last reviewed July 31, 2026