Whether it's time to grow your list or prune it, we've got you covered.
Pruning your list can be scary. Likewise about growing it! These are both natural parts of list growth over time, and we want you to be comfortable with them.
Here's what you should know:
When your list is growing
What happens when I am getting close to the next payment tier?
Once you are in the next tier, your following charge will be prorated based on the amount of time left on your previous payment. For example, let's say you are currently on the 1k Subscriber Plan, ($29 a month), and moving up to the 3k Subscriber Plan, ($49 a month). When you move up a tier, you still have 1 week left on your current payment (1 week=$7.25). This amount will be credited back to your account, and you'll see a charge for $49 plus the additional week on your new plan, making your payment $54. ($49 + $12.25 - $7.25)
If you're on an annual plan, we'll charge you the prorated difference when you upgrade. So, if you're on the 1k annual plan and you upgrade to the 3k plan, we'll charge you for the remaining unused portion of the 1k plan, as well as the time remaining until your renewal on the next tier plan.
We work hard to make sure that all our customers' accounts get upgraded quickly and efficiently. However, if you notice you are getting close and would like to email us at [email protected], we're here for that too. Either way, we will get you upgraded as needed!
What happens if I import a large list?
If you are importing a new list of subscribers (from a giveaway or live event, for instance), your account may be temporarily suspended.
If you can, please let us know in advance that you will be importing a large number of subscribers, so we can remove the suspension.
When you prune your list
Pruning your list about two times a year, or every six months, is a healthy practice. This way, you better ensure your list contains only engaged subscribers, which creates better open rates, supports long-term list health, and can even lower your email bill.
If you prune your list to the point that your confirmed subscriber count drops below the limit for the next-lowest pricing tier, you can downgrade your pricing tier from your account settings.