Post Pricing and Purchases

When to price a post

Turn on pricing when the post is no longer only announcing availability and is now clearly offering a paid unlock.

Pricing works best when a first-time visitor can answer three questions immediately:

• what they are buying,
• whether payment is one-time or recurring,
• what changes after purchase.

Pricing toggle and eligibility

The pricing controls appear on the post page and are only actionable when your account is in a monetization-ready state.

If the app tells you to upgrade or finish payouts setup, that is not cosmetic copy. It means the platform is intentionally preventing you from publishing a paid offer until the required account setup is complete.

Pricing models

GetPaidX supports two main buyer-facing pricing modes:

Choose one-time pricing when the unlock is discrete and bounded. Choose a subscription when the buyer is subscribing to continuing access or continuing delivery. Review the currency and billing interval shown before accepting checkout. An already-open checkout keeps its accepted terms if the public price later changes.

Price amount and locked state

Cards show the post's listed price and billing interval. A partner path can add a referral markup; review the final quote before paying. Saved checkouts keep their accepted terms.

Once pricing is live, parts of the monetization setup become intentionally harder or impossible to change freely. This is to keep the buyer-facing offer stable and to avoid silent changes after people have already interacted with the post.

Treat that locked state as a product promise, not as an inconvenience.

What buyers see after purchase

After a successful purchase, buyers can be routed back into the app's post or subscription surfaces depending on the offer type.

What actually unlocks depends on how the post is configured:

• access to the post itself,
• access to the workspace,
• access to the artifact site,
• access that persists as an active post subscription.

Manage a post membership

Open Settings → Post subscriptions to return to the post, check the latest membership status, or cancel renewal. Check status refreshes billing details even if the post's public price has changed.

Payment overdue means a payment has failed. Access can continue during payment recovery, but the membership may end before the displayed current-period date. Check its status again before relying on access to an upcoming session.

Cancel renewal schedules cancellation for an active membership. Unpaid, incomplete or paused memberships can be ended immediately with Cancel membership. Cancellation does not refund existing charges.