Pro trial & billing
Fourteen days of Pro with no card, then buy Pro on the web or in the app — or stay on Free.
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A new Yuki account gets Pro free for 14 days, with no card. The trial never turns into a paid subscription: when it ends, you move to Free unless you buy Pro, on the web or in the app. Buy during the trial and the days you have left are added to your first paid period.
The 14-day Pro trial is card-free and granted once per eligible account; a trial that started before 7 October 2026 keeps the days it was given. It does not automatically become a paid subscription; paying requires an explicit purchase. When the trial ends, you can continue on Free with its limits.
How does the Pro trial work?
- It starts on its own — a new account gets it once, on the web or the phone, with no card and nothing to fill in.
- How long — 14 days for accounts created from 7 October 2026. A trial that started earlier keeps the days it was given.
- See how long is left — the plan badge reads Trial with the days left, and Settings → Account shows Free trial · N days left under Plan.
- When it ends — nothing is charged. You move to Free unless you buy Pro.
How do I buy Pro on the web?
- 1Choose Upgrade to Pro anywhere in Yuki, or open Settings → Account → Membership and choose Get Yuki Pro (Buy Yuki Pro during the trial).
- 2Pick Monthly or Yearly. Upgrade opens with Yearly selected.
- 3Pay in the secure checkout, sold through Link by Stripe as merchant of record on behalf of YukiSoftware, Inc. It shows the exact price in your currency, with tax, before you pay.
Buy during the trial and the trial days you have left are added as a bonus on top of your first paid period.
Where do I change or cancel my plan?
Change or cancel Pro where you bought it: on the web in Settings → Account → Membership → Manage subscription, or in the App Store or Google Play.
| Where you bought Pro | Where to manage it |
|---|---|
| On the web | Settings → Account → Membership → Manage subscription opens Yuki’s own subscription page. Cancel or renew there; changing the plan or the card opens Stripe’s secure page. A web subscription started with Paddle before 16 October 2026 is managed in Membership with Change plan, Cancel subscription or Resume subscription, and Paddle’s customer portal. |
| App Store or Google Play | In that store: Manage on the App Store, or Manage on Google Play. Yuki won’t sell a second, web subscription on top, so you aren’t billed twice. |
What does the Manage subscription page show?
For a plan bought on the web, Manage your Yuki subscription shows three things, on the web at /app/settings/subscription and in the phone app’s subscription screen:
- Current subscription: your plan, its price, its status and your next billing date. During a trial it shows when the trial ends.
- Payment method: the card on file, with Update. Card details are typed into Stripe’s page, never into Yuki.
- Invoice history: each invoice with its date, amount and status, which opens in a new tab.
What happens when I cancel?
Cancel subscription asks you to confirm first and shows the date your plan ends and the days left. You keep Pro until then and aren’t charged again; there’s no refund for the current period. You can say why you are leaving, but you don’t have to. Until the end date, Renew subscription undoes the cancellation and the plan carries on as before. After that you move to Free, and your data stays.
Update subscription, to change your plan, and Update card open Stripe’s secure page at that step and bring you back to Yuki afterwards.
On the web, Upgrade goes directly to secure Pro checkout with yearly selected; you can choose monthly before paying. Web purchases are sold through Link by Stripe as merchant of record, on behalf of YukiSoftware, Inc.; Manage subscription opens Yuki’s own subscription page: your plan and price, the next billing date, your card and your invoices. Cancelling there keeps your plan until the end of the period you paid for and shows the days left; Renew subscription undoes it until then. Changing the plan or the card opens Stripe’s secure page. Web subscriptions started with Paddle before 16 October 2026 stay with Paddle and are managed in Yuki and Paddle’s portal. App Store and Google Play subscriptions remain managed through their original store to avoid duplicate billing.
Can I get a second trial?
No. The card-free trial is one per person, whether you start it on your phone or on the web. If you delete your account and sign up again with the same email, you get only what was left of your first trial, and an account that has ever had a paid plan doesn’t get a trial on the web. If you reinstall the app during a trial, Yuki restores the days you have left.
I paid in the app but Pro isn’t showing. What do I do?
Open Profile → Subscription and tap Restore purchases, signed in to the same App Store or Google Play account you subscribed with. If you pay for Pro on the web, buying it again in the app is blocked, so you aren’t charged twice.
What does Home show after I cancel?
If you cancel a plan you bought on the web, Home on the web shows Your Pro ends on, with the date and the days left. Keep Pro undoes the cancellation, so the plan renews as before, and Manage subscription opens your billing. Dismiss hides the card for a few days; it comes back for the plan’s last 3 days. For 30 days after a plan ends, Home shows Your plan has ended, with Get Yuki Pro.
Sources
Official documentation, standards and research behind the facts on this page.
- Cancel a subscription from Apple (Apple Support) (opens in a new tab) — Where to manage or cancel Pro bought in the App Store.
- Cancel, pause, or change a subscription on Google Play (Google Play Help) (opens in a new tab) — Where to manage or cancel Pro bought on Google Play.
- Managed Payments (Stripe Documentation) (opens in a new tab) — Stripe’s merchant of record service for web purchases of Pro.
- Customer portal (Stripe Documentation) (opens in a new tab) — Stripe’s secure page where you change the plan or update the card.