What does the weekly equivalent on a longer plan mean?
A weekly equivalent is a comparison figure, not the amount charged each week. Monthly PRO bills 6.99 USD monthly and annual PRO bills 49.99 USD annually when those plans are available.
A common basis for comparison
Different billing intervals are easier to compare when their cost is expressed using the same unit of time. The catalog calculates weekly equivalents using 52 weeks per year and twelve months per year. Its rounded-down comparison is 1.61 USD per week for the monthly plan and 0.96 USD per week for the annual plan. These figures help compare value against weekly PRO, but they do not describe installment payments or replace the amount due for the selected subscription period.
What your payment screen should show
If you select monthly PRO, the published plan charges 6.99 USD for the month. If you select annual PRO, it charges 49.99 USD for the year. Both are immediate paid purchases without free days and renew on their stated interval until cancelled. A local-currency presentation can show a supported equivalent, so the final checkout's actual amount and currency still need review. Do not expect the comparison number to be the only charge today simply because it appears near a per-week label on the offer.
Use comparisons without overlooking commitment
A longer plan may have a lower calculated weekly cost while requiring more money upfront and a longer billing period. Choose based on the full commitment you want, not just the smallest comparison number. The monthly and annual choices can also be limited to an eligible welcome window, so their availability is separate from the arithmetic. Cancellation does not automatically refund a paid period. If you are unsure which interval was selected, stop before confirming payment and check the plan name and renewal schedule on the actual checkout.