Your WordPress.com plan and other purchases can be paid for in different intervals. This guide will explain the options available and show you how to switch from monthly to annual or multi-year payments and vice versa.
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Pay for your WordPress.com plan in one-year, two-year, and three-year installments. You can also pay monthly. However, the price per month is higher than if you were to pay for a year upfront. Most people expect to run their site for at least a year, so paying annually is cheaper in the long run.
You can pay for Professional Email or Google Workspace on a monthly or annual schedule.
Domain fees are per year and cannot be paid monthly.
WordPress.com offers monthly, annual and multi-year plans. To switch your plan’s payment frequency to a longer term (monthly to annual, or annual to multi-year), follow these steps:
- Click on your profile at https://wordpress.com/me.
- On the side, select the Purchases menu option:
- Select your plan.
- Scroll down below the plan information and click “Upgrade plan“:
- On the next screen, select the payment term you want to upgrade to from the drop-down menu (yearly, two years, or three years).
- Click the “Upgrade to…” button.
- Continue to checkout to complete your purchase.
You will receive a prorated upgrade credit for the unused portion of your existing plan. The credit is calculated based on the remaining time, and you will see the credit applied to the payment due on the checkout page.
To switch your Professional Email payment frequency from paying per month to paying per year, contact support.
Google Workspace monthly subscriptions cannot be switched to annual billing.
To switch your plan’s payment frequency from paying per month to paying per year, contact us for assistance. Our team will help move your plan’s payment frequency to monthly.
The monthly plan cost is higher than if you were to pay for one year upfront. Most people expect to own their website for at least a year, so paying annually is more economical for you and helps us keep our prices low.