How does upgrading a card to premium work?

Upgrading removes the 90-day archive so the card stays forever, adds a downloadable PDF, background music, custom confetti, and voice notes, and removes ads for everyone who views it.

All of it is one-time. You pay once for that card and the features are permanent for it.

It is $1.99 per card, one time. There is no subscription. Upgrade three cards and you have paid $5.97 in total. Never upgrade another and that is the last we bill you.

Because most people do not send cards often enough for a monthly plan to make sense. A one-time payment matches how the product is actually used. If you send a lot of cards, a credit pack brings the price down.

Credit packs let you buy several upgrades at once for less. Six credits cost $9.99, which works out to about $1.67 per card. Credits never expire, and you can use them on any card you create.

Yes. You can upgrade it after delivery, and the recipient can upgrade it too if they want to keep it forever or download a PDF. A recipient upgrade works the same way and costs the same $1.99.

Payments run through Lemon Squeezy as the merchant of record, so they handle VAT, sales tax, and payment security. Greetopia never sees or stores your card number.

Upgrades and credit packs are non-refundable. A credit is a prepaid right to upgrade a card, and an upgrade unlocks the digital features straight away, so a purchase is final once made.

Where the law gives you a refund right, that still applies, and if something went wrong with a purchase, contact support and we will help.

Nothing on the card. The features are identical. Credits are just a cheaper way to buy in bulk. On the upgrade screen you see both options and pick whichever you prefer.