MarketingBoost Automation Booster is a monthly subscription, not a one-time purchase

Yes, the MarketingBoost Automation Booster subscription renews every month on your billing date. You will be charged the same amount each month unless you cancel the subscription before the next billing cycle begins. The charge appears on your credit card or bank account statement under the merchant name MarketingBoost or a similar descriptor, depending on your card issuer.

The subscription does not pause or skip months automatically. If you stop using the service but do not cancel, you will continue to be charged. Cancellation must be done through your MarketingBoost account settings or by contacting their support team directly—the charge will not stop on its own. This is standard for most subscription services: inactivity does not equal cancellation.

Key Takeaways

  • MarketingBoost Automation Booster charges you every month on the same date your subscription started, until you cancel.
  • You must actively cancel through your account or contact support; the subscription does not end when you stop using it.
  • Your monthly charge will appear on your bank or credit card statement under the MarketingBoost merchant name or a shortened version.
  • If you want to stop being charged, cancel before your next billing date to avoid an additional month of charges.
  • Cancelling mid-month typically does not refund the current month's charge, though some services offer a short refund window.

Where the monthly charge appears on your statement

The charge typically shows up as "MarketingBoost," "MARKETINGBOOST.COM," or a similar variation, depending on how your bank displays merchant names. Some banks abbreviate or truncate the name, so it may appear as "MKTG BOOST," "BOOST," or even just "MB" on your statement. If you do not recognize the charge at first glance, search your statement for any of these variations or look for charges around the date your subscription started.

The charge usually posts within one to three business days of your billing date. If your billing date falls on a weekend or holiday, the charge may post on the next business day. Check your account settings in MarketingBoost to confirm the exact date your subscription renews each month. This helps you anticipate when the charge will appear and catch any unexpected activity.

How to cancel before the next charge

Log into your MarketingBoost account and look for a "Billing," "Subscription," or "Account Settings" section. Most subscription services place the cancellation option in one of these areas. You should see your current plan, the next billing date, and a button or link to cancel or manage your subscription. The location varies by service, but it is almost always in the account management area rather than buried in help documentation.

If you cannot find the cancellation option in your account, contact MarketingBoost support directly through their website or the email address on your receipt. Provide them with your account email and ask them to cancel your subscription effective when ready. Request written confirmation of the cancellation, including the date it takes effect. This protects you if a charge appears after you thought you had cancelled, and gives you documentation to show your bank if a dispute becomes necessary.

What happens if you cancel mid-month

Most subscription services charge you for the full month upfront, so cancelling mid-month does not refund the current month's charge. You will lose access to the service at the end of your current billing period, but you will not receive a prorated refund for the unused portion of that month. This is how nearly all monthly subscriptions work—the charge covers the entire calendar month, regardless of when you cancel within it.

Some companies offer a grace period or a short refund window after cancellation—usually three to seven days. Check MarketingBoost's refund policy on their website or in your account terms to see if this applies. If you cancelled within that window and believe you are may have access to to a refund, contact their support team with the date and time you cancelled. Keep a record of when you submitted the cancellation request.

Disputing a charge you did not authorize

If you see a MarketingBoost charge on your statement that you did not authorize, or if you cancelled but were still charged, contact your bank or credit card company first. You have the right to dispute the charge through your financial institution, a process called a chargeback. Your bank will investigate and may reverse the charge while they look into it. This is a formal process with specific timelines, usually 60 to 120 days depending on your bank.

At the same time, contact MarketingBoost directly and explain the situation. Provide them with the date of the charge, the amount, and your account details. Keep copies of all emails and documentation, including your cancellation request if you have one. If MarketingBoost confirms the charge was an error, they may issue a refund directly to your account. If they do not respond or refuse to refund, your bank's dispute process will continue independently and may result in the charge being reversed.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I pause my subscription instead of cancelling?

Some subscription services offer a pause or hold option that temporarily stops charges without cancelling your account. Check your MarketingBoost account settings to see if this option is available. If it is not, you will need to cancel and resubscribe later if you want to use the service again.

What if I cancel but still get charged next month?

Contact MarketingBoost support when ready with proof of your cancellation request and the date you cancelled. If they confirm the cancellation was processed but you were still charged, ask for a refund. If they do not respond within five to seven business days, file a dispute with your bank and provide them with the cancellation confirmation.

Does MarketingBoost offer a free trial before the monthly charge starts?

MarketingBoost may offer a free trial period, but this varies. Check the terms when you sign up to see how many days of free use you get before the first charge. If a trial period applies, your first charge will occur after the trial ends, not when ready upon signup.

Can I change my billing date?

Some companies allow you to change your billing date through account settings. Log in and look for a "Billing" or "Payment" section. If you cannot find the option, contact MarketingBoost support and ask whether they can move your billing date to a different day of the month.