Three cadences, one subscription, cancel whenever. Prices per tier are on The six tiers and are not restated here.
The three cadences
| Cadence | Covers | Terms |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly | 1 month | billed monthly · cancel anytime |
| 3-Month | 3 months | billed every 3 months · cancel anytime · SAVE 10% |
| Annual | 12 months | billed yearly · two months free · 2 MONTHS FREE |
Quarterly saves roughly a tenth against paying monthly. Annual is two months free, always exactly ten times the monthly price, at every rung. The arithmetic is deliberately boring so you can check it.
When you are charged
- Immediately, in full, for the whole cadence, when you join.
- Benefits start at once. Free shipping applies to your next order, not next month.
- Renewal falls on the same date in the next cycle. Your renewal date does not drift.
- Nothing is prorated. Quarterly is one charge covering three months, not three monthly charges.
Changing tier or cadence
Each combination of tier and cadence is its own plan, so a change is a move between plans rather than an edit to one.
- Moving up or down takes effect at your next renewal, on the new plan and the new price.
- Your existing term runs out first. You keep what you paid for.
- Store credit already issued stays yours, at the rate of the tier that issued it. Dropping a tier does not claw back credit you have already banked.
Cancelling
- Any time, no notice, no fee.
- Benefits run to the end of the term you paid for. Cancelling in month two of an annual keeps you a member for ten more months.
- Unspent store credit is forfeited when membership ends. Spend it before the term runs out.
- Deleting your account does not cancel the subscription. The login and the subscription are separate records. Cancel first, then delete. See Your account.
Refunds on dues
What your dues are, in tax terms
A purchase, not a donation. You are buying CLUB benefits from a for-profit company. It is not tax-deductible and no charitable receipt exists to issue. That the dues fund Vers Capital does not change it, and we would rather say so here than have someone find out at filing.