Founding Price Lock
The first stores to join Fuze Store get a founding lifetime price lock: if
we raise prices later, your plan fee stays where it is. For as long as you keep
the subscription.
How to tell if you have it
Open Account → Subscription. A price-locked account shows a badge on the
current plan card:
No badge means no lock — see Who gets it below.
What it protects
Your plan's base fee. If your plan's list price goes up later, a
price-locked subscription keeps paying the rate it signed up at.
What it does not cover:
- Add-on prices — the lock is on the plan fee
- Pay-per-use charges — SMS is charged from your prepaid wallet at the rate
in force when you send - A plan you move to later — see below
Everyone is protected across ordinary renewals
Even without the lock, a plain renewal charges what your subscription
recorded when you signed up — a price change doesn't silently reprice you at
renewal. The founding lock makes that guarantee permanent and explicit: it
survives any future repricing of existing subscribers, which an ordinary
subscription does not.
Who gets it
It's granted to a limited number of founding stores — the earliest
customers, roughly the first fifty. It isn't something you can buy or apply for,
and it's applied to your account by the Fuze Store team.
What happens if you change plan
The lock belongs to the subscription, not to a particular tier. Moving between
plans is fine; you pay the current price of the plan you move to. If that
plan's price later rises, your lock continues to protect you at the rate you
moved in at.
What ends it
Cancelling. If you cancel and later sign up again, you come back on current
pricing — the lock does not survive a cancellation.
Don't cancel just to pause
If you need a break, moving down to the free Basic plan keeps your
subscription — and your lock — alive. Cancelling ends it for good. See
Downgrading.