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Switch from a monthly to a yearly subscription (and vice versa):
When you upgrade your subscription (from a monthly to a yearly subscription), you will be charged for the yearly subscription minus what you already paid for your monthly subscription (pro rata).
When you downgrade your subscription (from a yearly to a monthly subscription), your account will be balanced with the time you didn't use in your yearly subscription.
For example: you take a Freelancer yearly subscription in January (you pay €150) but you change it to a monthly subscription at the end of May (don't forget that the price is different for a yearly (€12,50/month) and a monthly (€15/month) subscription). You used 5 months of your yearly subscription, which means you used €62,50 (5*€12,50) out of €150. So your account will be credited with €87,50 (150-62,50). This amount represents almost 6 months (5,8*€15 = €87) in a monthly subscription, which means you won't pay anything during 6 months.
Switch from one subscription to another (Freelancer, Freelancer Plus, Premium, Team):
The calculation is the same as for a switch between a monthly and a yearly subscription: the system calculates how much you already paid for your previous subscription and uses it to fix the amount of your new subscription.
For example, if you upgrade from a Freelancer to a Premium subscription, the system will deduct from the price of the Premium subscription what you already paid (and didn't use) for your Freelancer subscription. If you downgrade from a Premium to a Freelancer subscription, you will get a credit corresponding to the difference between the prices of these two subscriptions (depending on how much time you didn't use in your previous subscription).
If you're using LSP.expert V1
When you upgrade your subscription (from a monthly to a yearly subscription), you will be charged for the yearly subscription minus what you have already paid for your monthly subscription (pro rata calculus).
When you downgrade your subscription (from a yearly to a monthly subscription), your account will be balanced with the time you didn't use with your yearly subscription.
For example: you subscribe for a yearly subscription in January (so you pay €150) but you change it to a monthly subscription at the end of May (don't forget that the price is different for a yearly (€12,50/month) and a monthly (€15/month) subscription). You used 5 months of your yearly subscription, which means you used €62,50 (5*€12,50) out of €150. So your account will be credited with €87,50 (150-62,50). This amount represents almost 6 months (5,8*€15 = €87) in a monthly subscription, which means you won't pay anything during 6 months.