Account
There is no account with us and nothing to sign into here. Your subscription lives in Stripe, and your Pro licence lives in your browser.
Payment received.
Your licence code is on its way to the billing email you used at checkout. Turn Pro on with Activate Pro below, or paste the code straight into the extension. If the email has not arrived within a few minutes, check spam, then email us.
Activate Pro
Buying Pro mints a signed licence code, emailed to your billing address. The License Center turns it on in one click: sign in with Google, and it hands the code to the extension inside your browser.
The extension verifies that code on your device against a key built into it. No licence check ever leaves your machine, before or after activation.
Prefer to do it by hand? Open the extension, go to Settings → Pro, and paste the code from your purchase email. It works exactly the same way.
Manage or cancel your subscription
Card changes, invoices, and cancellation all happen in Stripe's billing portal. Open it with the billing email you used at checkout — Stripe emails you a sign-in link, so there is no password to remember.
Cancelling is not a cutoff. Your licence carries a 35-day expiry that is re-minted on each payment, so Pro keeps working to the end of the period you paid for and then quietly degrades to Free. Nothing is deleted and nothing locks.
Not subscribed yet?
Pro is $4.99 a month, cancel any time, and the free tier never expires. See what each tier includes before you decide.
Refunds
Fourteen days, no reason required — email [email protected] from, or quoting, your billing address. The full policy is on refunds and billing.
What this page knows about you
It sets no cookie and stores nothing. Everything it loads — stylesheet, logo, fonts and one small script — comes from this domain, and nothing comes from anywhere else. If you arrived here from a completed checkout, the address bar carries a flag saying so and no email.
If the extension sent you here, the address bar may also carry an install id in the
# fragment. The script copies that onto the License Center link and does
nothing else with it — a fragment is never sent to a server, so it does not reach us
from this page.