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Plans define the features available to your account, such as direct publishing, ad disabling, private blogs, article creation limits, referral percentage, or viewing member earnings based on each plan configuration.

The free plan provides basic access, while paid plans may add features, higher limits, or a better experience depending on what the site admin defines on the plans page.

Usually Y means the feature is enabled, N means it is disabled, and a number means a limit or usage count. Read each feature description on the plans page before subscribing.

Some plans may offer a trial period. If a trial is available and you have not used a previous trial, a free trial button will appear with the trial duration beside the plan.

Plans are paid from the purchase wallet. Recharge your purchase wallet first if your balance is insufficient, then choose the plan and click pay or renew depending on your current status.

When you change your plan, your subscription and account features are updated according to the new plan. Publishing limits, private blogs, or referral features may change once the plan is active.

If a plan is active but not available for direct sale, a Contact Us button appears. This means the subscription requires admin coordination or a special process.

Depending on site settings, an ad-free feature may affect publisher earnings for visits from users on that plan. Check the plan description and earning policy for details.