Yearly plans up front, plan changes without surprises

The subscription page and the upgrade dialog now open on a Yearlytab, marked with a “20% off yearly plans” badge. Each plan card headlines the discounted per-month price with “billed yearly” beneath it, and the numbers are clean whole dollars rather than the usual almost-round artifacts: Starter $31/mo ($372 a year), Business $119/mo ($1,428), Premium $279/mo($3,348). Monthly stays one tab away at $39, $149, and $349. If you already subscribe, nothing is nudged: the page lands on the interval you actually pay on, not the one we'd like you to.

Upgrades — a higher tier, or switching monthly to yearly — apply the moment you confirm. Before you do, the dialog spells out the exact prorated amount charged today for the remainder of the current cycle, and what renewals will cost after that. The arithmetic happens before the invoice, where you can still say no — not on the invoice, where you can only be surprised.

Downgrades never claw anything back mid-cycle. They're scheduled for the end of the period you've already paid for, and until then they sit on the subscription page as a pending change you can cancel with one click — the confirmation reads “Scheduled plan change canceled — your current plan continues.” You keep what you paid for; the change waits its turn.