Licensing & renewal
How the yearly product subscriptions work: renewals, lapses, and what your skills do about each.
The model
Each "on cron" product is a prepaid yearly subscription — gtmcron $150/yr, salescron $250/yr, leadercron $350/yr, secronjob $250/yr, partnercron $250/yr, bdrcron $150/yr, crocronjob $350/yr, cscron $250/yr. A subscription licenses that product's skills and scheduled tasks for the year, plus all updates while it's active, plus the rollup dashboard.
The one-time plugin purchases and the All-Access membership still exist for gtmcron's plugins: anything you bought one-time is yours forever, and an active All-Access membership counts as gtmcron everywhere.
Renewal, lapse, and what skills do
- Renewal. Stripe renews the subscription yearly; your license extends automatically the moment the payment lands. Nothing to do.
- Reminders. We email you once about a month before renewal and once the week of — each exactly once per renewal, never more. Skills also see your renewal date (via
verify_session) and will mention "renews in N days" as it gets close — a heads-up, never a block. - Failed payment. If a charge fails you get one email per invoice with a fix link, and a banner appears on your Rollup and Settings until it's resolved. Stripe retries automatically.
- Lapse. If a renewal fails or you cancel, that product's skills pause politely at their license check with a renewal link. They never brick mid-run, and a lapse on one product never touches a sibling product.
- Cancellation. Subscriptions can be cancelled from the Settings billing portal; the license runs to the end of the period you've paid for, then that product's skills pause at their next license check.
Managing it
Everything self-serve lives in Settings (plan, billing portal, cancel/resume) and API keys. Your entitlements — per product and per plugin — are listed on Connect.
Questions billing can't answer: contact us.