Managing Your Subscription
Everything about your subscription lives in Settings → Billing: your current plan, the card on file, your past transactions, and the controls to change or cancel.
Changing plan
Section titled “Changing plan”- Open Settings → Billing.
- Select Change plan.
- Pick the plan you want and confirm.
What happens next depends on the direction:
- Moving up takes effect immediately. Your new plan and its usage allowance are active straight away, and you’re charged the difference for the remainder of the current period.
- Moving down is scheduled for the end of your current period, so you keep what you’ve already paid for. Your plan stays as it is until then.
A scheduled change is shown on the Billing tab with the date it takes effect, and you can call it off with Cancel change any time before it lands.
Your card
Section titled “Your card”Your current card is shown under Payment method in Settings → Billing.
To change it, select Update card next to your card (or Manage billing → Update payment method). You’re taken to a secure Stripe page to enter the new card, then brought back to BlinkLife. The new card can take a few seconds to show. It’s used for your BlinkLife plan only. BlinkLife never sees or stores your card number.
Update card appears while you have a plan paid by card. If you subscribed through the App Store or Google Play, change your card there.
If a payment fails
Section titled “If a payment fails”If a renewal doesn’t go through, you’ll see a banner telling you we couldn’t charge your card, and your companion is paused until the payment is sorted. Your data is untouched — nothing is deleted, and everything is waiting once the charge succeeds.
Select Fix payment method on the banner. It asks for a new card on a secure Stripe page, and as soon as you save it we use it to pay the missed charge. Access returns once that payment goes through. While you add the card, your bank may ask you to confirm it on that Stripe page. If your bank also needs you to confirm the missed charge itself, that payment isn’t completed automatically: your bank or Stripe will ask you to confirm it, or you can select Fix payment method again and use another card. If the new card is declined too, we’ll keep retrying for a while. If every retry fails, the subscription ends and you’ll be asked to choose a plan again.
Billing history and invoices
Section titled “Billing history and invoices”Settings → Billing lists every transaction on your account — subscription charges, renewals, credit purchases, and refunds. Each row has a download action that gives you the invoice or receipt PDF for that charge.
Cancelling
Section titled “Cancelling”Cancel from Settings → Billing. Cancellation is scheduled for the end of your current billing period rather than immediate — you keep access and your allowance for everything you’ve already paid for, and you won’t be charged again.
Once you’ve cancelled, the Billing tab shows the date your access ends and offers Resume if you change your mind before then.
If you cancel during a trial, you won’t be charged, and the app tells you which plan the trial would otherwise have converted to.
Refunds
Section titled “Refunds”Unspent credit purchases can be refunded yourself within a limited window — see Refunds for paid credits. For a question about a subscription charge, contact support and our team will review it.