BOTLOBBIESWhat plan is used when an expired monthly or annual bot is reactivated?
If a monthly or annual subscription has ended, the published terms allow PRO to be reactivated on the weekly plan. An open invoice for an existing contract is handled differently from creating a replacement subscription.
An ended contract is a new purchase decision
Monthly and annual welcome plans are not permanent entitlements to open another identical discounted window after the subscription ends. The terms specifically say that an ended monthly or annual subscription can be reactivated through the weekly plan. The renewal screen therefore needs to be read as a new decision about the existing bot's access. Check the amount and interval shown before confirming rather than assuming that a button labelled Renew necessarily reproduces the original welcome purchase with exactly the same billing schedule.
An open invoice can preserve the contract
A failed or unpaid invoice on a subscription that is still being handled is not always the same as an ended contract. The service first checks the existing subscription and its latest invoice. A valid payable invoice can point to the amount already owed under that contract, including a monthly or annual amount. This is why the next action may send you to an invoice rather than a fresh weekly checkout. The payment page should make clear what you are paying and which existing subscription it concerns.
Avoid creating an unnecessary second purchase
Start from the bot's own renewal or payment-recovery control so that the existing contract can be checked. If the system cannot verify its state, it can stop instead of preparing another charge. That is a reason to wait or contact support with the visible error, not to repeatedly open independent purchases for the same problem. After payment, return to the account containing that bot and allow the existing confirmation flow to refresh. If access and payment remain inconsistent, have support review the specific subscription and receipt privately.