What the monthly run does
While a plan is active and the period has ended, the next invoice is created, the period moves forward one month, and the PDF is emailed again. That continues until the plan is deactivated.
How it works
Every page of the service is served at https://frameverify.world. The sequence below is the whole product: an account, a PayPal plan, a PDF invoice, and a way to turn the plan off.
Register with your name, email, and a password of at least 12 characters that includes a letter and a number. The password is stored only as a hash. The email becomes the username.
Basic is $69.99, Pro is $99.99, and Business is $149.99. The button opens PayPal. The charge repeats every month until you deactivate it.
When PayPal sends you back while you are signed in, the plan is marked active, the period end is set one month ahead, and the first invoice is created.
The PDF is emailed to the address on the account and listed under Invoices. Download it again whenever you are signed in. The number is higher than 10025, and each new invoice is higher than the one before it.
The dashboard shows the plan name, the status, and the date through which the current period runs. The sample console remains available if you want to revisit the layout.
Deactivate in the dashboard, then cancel the same subscription inside PayPal. New invoices stop. Past invoices stay available for your records.
While a plan is active and the period has ended, the next invoice is created, the period moves forward one month, and the PDF is emailed again. That continues until the plan is deactivated.
Turning the plan off inside FrameVerify stops new invoices here. PayPal still needs the matching cancellation so the card is not charged again. Both steps are required.
The public prices stay visible. The subscribe action tells you the PayPal link is missing until an https:// button URL is saved in the site configuration.
Billing and account questions go to support@frameverify.world. Include the email on the account and the invoice number if you already have one.