Payment methods and updating your card
Pay for Drime by card or with PayPal, and change the card used for your subscription, or manage a PayPal subscription on PayPal.
You can pay for a Drime plan by card or with PayPal. You choose one when you subscribe, and you can change the card later in your billing settings.
#Which payment methods are accepted?
By card: you enter your card details when you subscribe.
With PayPal: choose Pay with PayPal when you subscribe. PayPal is not offered for one-time purchases such as Lifetime plans.
#Change the card used for your subscription
At the top right, click your avatar, then Settings > Billing.
Under Payment method, check the card on file.
You see its brand, its last four digits and its expiry date (Expires followed by the date). No card on file means no card is saved yet.

Click Change.
The Change payment method page opens.
Enter the new card details, then click Change.
Payment method changed successfully! confirms the change. Click Go back to return to your billing settings.
#Manage a PayPal subscription
If you pay with PayPal, Payment method shows PayPal and a Manage on PayPal button. Click it to change the funding source of your subscription on the PayPal website.
#Lifetime plans
A Lifetime plan is paid once, so there is no Payment method section: nothing is kept on file for future payments. Your plan shows Lifetime access, never expires.
#If it doesn't work
What you see | What to do |
|---|---|
Payment method confirmation failed. Please try another payment method. | The card could not be confirmed. Try again with another card. |
Your request is processing. We'll update you when your payment method is confirmed. | Nothing to do: the confirmation is still in progress. |
Something went wrong | Click Go back, then try again. |
The last payment failed. Update your payment method, then try again. | A payment for your plan failed. Change your card as shown above, then try your action again. |
No Payment method section | You are on the free plan, or on a plan paid once, such as a Lifetime plan. |
#Next steps
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