Every project designs and downloads free, and always will. Membership is for the people who come back: it keeps every design, leaves the mark off, opens every beta, and lets you sell what you print.
$0
For everyone, signed in or not.
For the regulars
$5 a month
or $40 a year, two months free.
First 100 only
$75 once
Membership for good, for the first 100. Then it closes.
Prices in US dollars, before tax. Checkout is run by Link, part of Stripe, which sells on our behalf: it works out the tax, takes the payment and sends your receipt. Cancel anytime, and see Refunds for money back.
| What you get | Signed out | Free account | Member | Founding Member |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Price | $0 | $0 | $5 a month or $40 a year | $75 once |
| Design and download | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Saved designs a project | 2, in this browser | 5, on any device | Every one | Every one |
| The oddlyhelpful mark | On | On | Your choice | Your choice |
| Projects in beta | No | By invitation | Every one | Every one |
| Selling prints | No | No | Yes | Yes |
| New features | Free ones | Free ones | As they come | As they come, except any that cost us per use |
“Every one” is up to 200 designs a project, a limit that keeps the service quick for everyone.
No. Every project designs and downloads free, signed in or not. Membership adds saves, the choice to leave the mark off, every beta, and the right to sell prints.
They all stay, and you can open and change every one. Past 5 designs a project you can’t save a new one until you delete some, or become a Member again. The mark returns to new downloads, and betas you weren’t invited to close.
Sign in, open the account circle at the top right, press Manage subscription, and cancel there. You stay a Member until the end of the time you’ve paid for, and nothing more is charged. More on cancelling.
Yes, in full, if you ask within 14 days of your first payment, of a yearly renewal, or of buying Founding Member. Write to support@oddlyhelpful.com, or ask Link, which handled your payment, from your receipt. The Refunds page has the details.
Physical prints of designs you make here, sold by you: at markets, at fairs, in your own shop or online. It doesn’t cover the files: those are yours to print, never to share or sell. Marketplaces set rules of their own (Etsy, for one, asks that items be the seller’s own design), so check theirs before you list. The licenses say exactly what each plan allows.
Membership for good, for one payment of $75, sold to the first 100 people and then closed. It includes what Members get as new things arrive, except any feature that costs us money every time it runs. If a plan for sellers is split out later, founders keep the right to sell prints.
Yes, under Manage subscription. Stripe works out the difference for the time left.
No. Where tax applies, Link works it out from your address at checkout and shows it before you pay. As the seller of record, it also files the tax.
Through Link, part of Stripe, which is the seller of record for your purchase: it takes the payment, works out the tax and sends your receipts. Cards, and Apple Pay or Google Pay where your browser offers them. Link keeps your card details; we never see them. We keep only that you have a plan, and when it renews.
Stripe tries again over the next couple of weeks and emails you to update your card. Your plan stays on meanwhile. If it can’t be paid, the plan ends, and nothing else changes.
Not yet. Write to support@oddlyhelpful.com and say what you need.