Kanorio's paid plans apply to websites, not your entire account. In simple terms, if you manage two websites with the same account, you can keep one on the free plan and upgrade the other to Kanorio Pro or Kanorio Business.
You can view your current website's subscription, change plans, manage payment methods, and see invoices in the Billing section. Subscription payments are processed by Stripe, a dedicated online payment service provider. Kanorio does not store your full card number.
| What you want to do | Recommended Reading |
|---|---|
| Subscribe to a paid plan starting from the Free plan | |
| View invoices, change cards, or handle payment failures | |
| Upgrade, downgrade, or switch to monthly/annual payments | |
| Cancel subscription, understand refunds, or resubscribe later | |
| Compare Free, Kanorio Pro, and Kanorio Business | |
| Understand how card and payment information is protected |
This section covers the process of "subscribing and paying Kanorio," including plans, billing, invoices, and payment methods. If you sell digital products on your website and need to collect payments from buyers, manage orders, or process refunds, please go to .
"Getting Started" and "Build Your Website" help you create, edit, and publish your website. This section is only for when you need paid features or need to manage an existing subscription. For information on custom domains, public pages, and other plan features, please refer to first.
Plan benefits are tied to the website and do not automatically apply to other websites under the same account. For example, a portfolio website can use the Free plan, while a store website can subscribe to Kanorio Pro or Kanorio Business.
Monthly payments renew automatically each month. Annual payments require you to pay for a full year upfront. When the annual option is available, the annual fee is typically equivalent to 10 months of the monthly fee. Actual prices, available plans, and discounts are subject to what is displayed in the Billing section and on the Stripe Checkout page.
Kanorio supports New Taiwan Dollar, Hong Kong Dollar, Japanese Yen, South Korean Won, Singapore Dollar, Euro, British Pound, and US Dollar. The system selects an available currency based on your situation when you first subscribe. After completing your first payment, your billing will remain in the same currency, even if you travel abroad or use a VPN.
You will enter your card details and other payment information on Stripe Checkout. You can later manage your payment methods and billing details through the Stripe Customer Portal. To learn how to identify legitimate payment pages and why support staff won't ask for your card number or CVC (the security code on the back of your card), please read .
No. Kanorio's plans are managed on a per-website basis. You need to go to the Billing section on the specific website you wish to upgrade and complete the subscription there.
Yes. The free plan does not require you to link a credit card upfront. You can create and publish your website first. When you need a custom domain, multiple public pages, or other paid features, you can subscribe from the Billing section.
Yes. Canceling will stop the next automatic renewal, but you will continue to have access to paid features until the end of your current billing period. Please read Canceling Subscriptions, Refunds & Resubscribing to understand the implications.
No. There is a 14-day grace period for failed payments that are not due to an active cancellation. Your paid features will not be interrupted immediately during this time. Please update your payment method as soon as possible. For detailed steps, read Billing, Invoices & Payment Methods.
The price displayed varies based on available currencies, plans, and options shown on the checkout page at the time of purchase. Please refer to the amount shown in your own Billing section and Stripe Checkout.
