Plans and subscriptions
The plan belongs to an entity (server or team), not to an account.
The tier is not a personal entitlement. CGS ID serves the entity plan: a server, or a creator team (solo / studio).
A Premium+ owner with three servers does not make all three Premium+. Each page has its own plan.
Grid
| Benefit | Standard | Premium | Premium+ |
|---|---|---|---|
| Listing, votes, favorites | yes | yes | yes |
| Stats (days) | 7 | 30 | 30 |
| Sponsoring discount | 0 % | 10 % | 15 % |
| Booking lead time (days) | 14 | 21 | 30 |
| Animated banner | no | no | yes |
| Advanced / conversion stats | no | no | yes |
| Featured creator rotation | no | no | yes |
| Priority moderation | no | no | yes |
Standard = no subscription (no badge).
The Hub comparison lives on the home page; Flow and Flowly (seats, quotas, branded bot) are detailed on Pricing.
Where to subscribe
Everything happens in Subscriptions and invoices. If you manage several listings (servers, creator listing), pick one at the top of the page, then:
- Current plan: the plan, its status, automatic renewal, the next due date and the amount. “Change plan” opens the three plans, monthly or yearly (−20 %), with the amount due shown before you confirm;
- Payment and invoices: card, billing address and PDF invoices, managed at Stripe through the “Manage at Stripe” button.
The “Subscription” tab of the management console and the creator profile (/compte/createur) show the plan on one line and lead to this page.
Someone you give the Billing role to on CGS ID sees the listing on their own “Subscriptions and invoices” page and can manage the subscription there, with no access to managing the listing.
CGS ID (auth.cgs-hub.com) stays available: that's where Billing members, ownership transfer and subscription transfer between listings live. Payment always goes to Stripe — the Hub stores no card.
A past-due subscription keeps its perks during the grace period, and the button leads to the invoice to settle.