All creators are now using subscription billing. If your account was still on a legacy billing model on November 1, 2026, we switched it automatically and emailed you when the switch was complete.
Key details depending on your previous billing model:
- Per-creation: If you haven’t resumed billing yet, it stays paused until you review your new tier prices. Learn how to resume billing
- First-of-the-month: Your existing members are still billed on the 1st of each month. New members are billed on the date they join
Per-creation billing is no longer available. All per-creation accounts moved to subscription billing in November 2026, so members now pay a set monthly price instead of paying for each paid post.
What changed for per-creation pages
- Posts no longer create bills. Members pay a set monthly price on the 1st of each month. New members pay when they join, then monthly on that same date
- Each tier has a default monthly price based on your recent paid posts
- Members keep their monthly limit: they won’t pay more than the limit they set, unless you apply a price change to existing members
- If your account was switched automatically, your billing stays paused until you review your new prices and resume billing
To review your new prices and resume billing, see How to move from per-creation to subscription billing.
Members’ monthly limits
A monthly limit, also called a monthly max, is the most a member agreed to pay in a month. After the switch, a member with a limit lower than the new monthly price is charged only up to that limit. If you change a tier price for new and existing members, existing members are charged the new price regardless of their limit, starting in the following billing cycle. To keep limits in place, apply the new price only to new members.