If your plan is mostly the right fit but you need a bit more capacity—extra monthly views, an extra feed, or an extra source—you can buy add-ons from your billing settings instead of upgrading to a higher plan. Add-ons are stackable, can be paid monthly or yearly, and apply to your whole account.

Add-ons are small paid extras that increase your account's limits or unlock specific features without moving you to a different plan. They're available on the Lite, Starter, and Pro plans (some are also available on Mini Lite, and Ad-Free). The Free plan doesn't include add-ons, and Enterprise/Custom plans are managed directly by our team.

All add-ons live in the Add-ons section of your Billing settings page. You'll see one card per available add-on; each card shows the price, a short description, and a Subscribe button—or quantity controls if the add-on is stackable.

View add-ons increase your monthly feed view allowance. Several sizes are available, and the options shown on your billing page depend on your plan—smaller bumps for Lite, larger bumps for Starter and Pro. Add-on views are added to your monthly allowance and reset on the same schedule as your plan's base allowance. View limits are always tracked at the account level, not per feed.

For details on how feed views are counted and what happens when you exceed your limit, see Understanding feed views and monthly view limits.

An Extra feed add-on adds one more feed slot to your account. Plans usually include either 1 feed (Lite, Starter) or 3 feeds (Pro), so add-ons are how you go beyond that without changing plans. How many you can stack depends on your plan:

An add-on feed behaves exactly like a plan feed. It uses the same per-feed source limit (Lite: 3, Starter: 5, Pro: 10), uses the OAuth connections you've already authorized at the account level (so you don't need to reconnect any social account), and counts toward the same shared monthly view allowance.

Add-on feed slots are flexible. If you delete a feed associated with an add-on, the add-on stays on your account—you can create a new feed in its place anytime, or unsubscribe from the add-on if you no longer need it.

An Extra source add-on adds one more source slot to your account. Sources are pooled across all your feeds, so an add-on source can sit in any feed you own.

Plan source caps without any add-ons:

Each Extra source add-on raises that cap by one. Source add-ons are stackable—you can buy as many as you need.

Source add-ons can also unlock specific source types that aren't otherwise included in lower plans—for example, Bluesky sources on plans below Pro.

The Autoscroll Theme add-on turns on a continuous-scroll display for your feed—posts glide upward automatically. It's a popular choice for digital signage, lobby screens, and live event displays where you want the feed to feel alive without visitor interaction.

Autoscroll is included by default on the Pro and Enterprise plans. On Lite and Starter (and legacy Mini Lite or Ad-Free), you can unlock it as an add-on for a flat monthly or yearly fee. Unlike Extra feed and Extra source add-ons, Autoscroll Theme isn't stackable—one subscription enables the feature for your account.

Once enabled, you'll find the Autoscroll toggle and speed controls in your feed's template settings panel in the dashboard.

Active add-ons appear alongside your subscription on subsequent invoices.

You can unsubscribe from any add-on at any time from the same Add-ons section. The cancellation flow depends on the add-on type.

If you have more feeds than your plan would allow without the add-ons—for example, 3 feeds on Starter with 2 Extra feed add-ons—Juicer asks you to choose which feeds to remove before unsubscribing. The modal lists each feed with its source count so you can decide which to keep.

If the add-on slot isn't currently associated with a feed (you bought it but never created a feed in that slot), unsubscribing simply removes the unused slot.

If a source is currently filling the add-on slot you're cancelling, that source will be disconnected and removed from its feed. As with feeds, Juicer shows you which sources are affected and asks you to confirm before unsubscribing.

For view add-ons, the new (lower) limit takes effect on your next billing cycle. Your current cycle is unaffected, so anything you've already paid for stays available until renewal.

Cancelling the Autoscroll Theme add-on disables the Autoscroll display mode on your feeds. Your feed configuration is preserved, so if you re-subscribe later, you can simply turn the Autoscroll toggle back on.

Add-ons live alongside your plan, so changing plans affects them in different ways.

Upgrading to a higher plan. Your add-ons carry across automatically. If you’re on Lite with an Extra feed add-on and upgrade to Starter, the add-on stays active on the new plan and keeps billing alongside it.

Downgrading to another paid plan. Your add-ons stay on your account, even if the new plan would otherwise cap that add-on lower. A Starter user with 3 Extra feeds who downgrades to Lite keeps all 3 add-ons and continues to pay for them. If you want fewer, unsubscribe from the extras in the Add-ons section first.

Downgrading to Free, or cancelling your subscription. All add-ons are cancelled at the same time, and any extra feeds or sources they paid for are removed from your account. The downgrade-to-Free modal shows a red warning before you confirm so it’s clear what’s about to be removed.

All add-ons follow your existing billing cycle (monthly or yearly). Yearly add-ons are billed up front for the full year and are typically cheaper per month than the monthly equivalent. The exact price for each add-on is shown on its card in the Add-ons section.

If you're not sure which add-on fits your situation—or whether moving up a plan would be a better deal overall—contact us and we'll walk through your usage with you.