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Once monetization is active, your public website gains a complete subscription experience for readers. Here’s what it looks like from their side, so you know exactly what you’re offering.

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The pricing page

Your site gets a Choose your plan page showing your plan cards:
  • Free plan with a “Subscribe for free” option.
  • Monthly and Annual paid plans, labeled “Billed Monthly” / “Billed Yearly”, with the benefit lists you wrote in your Monetization Settings.
  • If you enabled the free trial, paid plans show a “7 Day Free Trial” badge.
  • Readers already on a plan see a current plan badge instead of a subscribe button.

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Subscribing and paying

When a reader picks a paid plan, they’re taken to a Stripe checkout to pay securely. After completing payment they’re logged in automatically and can start reading immediately — including continuing the post where they hit the paywall.

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Logging in

The blog navbar shows a Login button for readers who aren’t signed in. Readers log in with their email — no password needed:
  • They receive a one-time code by email (they can resend it after a 60-second cooldown).
  • Or they can use the magic link in the email to sign in with one click.
After logging in, readers are returned to the post they were reading.

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Managing their subscription

Signed-in readers get their own account area where they can:
  • See their active subscriptions.
  • Manage or cancel their plan — payment details are handled through Stripe’s secure portal.

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Winning back cancelled readers

If you configured a cancelled reader offer in your Paywall settings, readers who cancelled see a discount badge on the pricing page when they return, with your custom headline and message — a second chance to win them back.