BOTLOBBIESWhy can an older subscription have a different weekly price?
Existing contracts can differ from current new-purchase prices. The code recognizes older 1.00 USD weekly contracts as well as newer 1.99 USD weekly contracts; additional bots have separate terms.
Use the contract associated with the bot
A public price describes the offer currently being advertised, while an existing subscription also has a specific stored contract and billing history. The service recognizes supported historical weekly amounts instead of treating every old subscription as if it were newly purchased today. This means a friend's amount, an old receipt and a current checkout may not all describe the same contract. Check the subscription attached to your own bot before concluding that a difference is an error or that someone else's terms apply to you.
Additional bots are another distinct case
The published additional-bot offer has seven free days followed by 0.99 USD per bot per week. Its lower amount does not turn an independent main-bot purchase into an additional-bot contract, and it does not automatically reprice a main subscription you already hold. Monthly and annual main plans also use their own amounts and intervals. When comparing two screens, identify the bot, whether it is main or additional, the billing interval and any trial period, rather than comparing only the largest number displayed.
Confirm changes before paying
A historical amount is not a guarantee that a new replacement purchase after cancellation will reopen the same old terms. The renewal flow checks whether it should recover an existing invoice or create a new checkout. Read the amount and interval on that actual next step. If your receipt and the recovery page appear inconsistent, ask support to inspect the existing subscription before paying again. Provide the relevant reference through a private channel and avoid sending full card details, account passwords or authorization credentials with the request.