Manage your Rankvia plan through Shopify

The active Rankvia plan determines the features and usage available for the store. When the subscription originated through Shopify, Shopify manages the billing lifecycle.

Opening Rankvia on the web does not change a Shopify-managed subscription into a direct-billed subscription. The same Rankvia website should have one active billing source, not separate simultaneous Shopify and direct subscriptions.

Current plan is the plan providing Rankvia access now. Upcoming plan is a different plan scheduled to take effect later.

Example only. If you request a downgrade, the lower plan appearing as upcoming does not mean your current higher-plan access has already ended.

Start a plan change from the Rankvia area opened through Shopify. When Shopify approval is required, Rankvia sends you to Shopify to review the subscription change.

1. Review the plan change shown by Shopify.
2. Approve it, or cancel to leave the existing subscription unchanged.
3. Return to Rankvia and check the current and upcoming plan state.

After Shopify confirms the change, Rankvia updates the store's plan state. Plan-dependent workflows then follow the higher plan that is active for the store.

A downgrade to a lower Rankvia plan is scheduled for the end of the current billing period rather than removing the current higher-plan access immediately.

Until the downgrade takes effect, Rankvia continues applying the current higher-plan access. After the effective date, limits and features follow the lower plan.

What changes when the downgrade takes effect

Future plan-dependent generation and Content Calendar capacity follow the newly active plan. Existing Business Profile information, generated work, and articles already published to Shopify are retained; the change does not delete them.

Use the Shopify-managed subscription flow to schedule a cancellation. When cancellation is scheduled, the current Rankvia plan remains active until the end of the paid billing period.

Articles already published to Shopify remain in Shopify unless you remove them there.

Uninstalling the app is not a replacement for reviewing the store's Shopify subscription. Manage the subscription through Shopify, then uninstall only when you also want to remove the app connection.

A store that started through Shopify can continue using the broader Rankvia experience. Opening Rankvia on the web does not move the subscription to direct billing.

Your current active plan determines the plan-dependent features and usage available for the website. For plan inclusions and commercial comparison, use the current pricing page rather than this billing guide.

Charges for a Shopify-managed Rankvia subscription are handled through Shopify's billing system. Review the charge and billing record in your Shopify admin billing area. A Shopify-managed subscription is not managed through Rankvia's direct billing flow.

1. Verify whether Shopify shows the plan change as approved.
2. Return to Rankvia and check the current and upcoming plan state.
3. Do not repeatedly start additional plan-change requests while a change is still pending.
4. If Shopify shows the change as confirmed but Rankvia does not update, contact Rankvia support.

After a confirmed Shopify change, it can take a short time for Rankvia to reflect the updated subscription state.

The displayed current plan should always represent the entitlement the store has now. An upcoming change should be shown separately.