How to upgrade to Premium, or restore it on a new phone
Premium is one monthly subscription, sold only in the app through the App Store or Google Play. It removes Unpost’s own daily cap on every account at once, not the platforms’ limits. It belongs to the Apple Account (Apple ID) or Google account that paid: there’s no Unpost account to sign in to.
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Open the Subscription tab
It’s in the bottom bar, and Unpost opens on it until you have Premium. Buy Premium, on the Daily limit reached popup, and Upgrade Now, on the result after the free allowance runs out, open it too.
In the app Subscription
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Subscribe through the store
The button under Monthly shows the monthly price from your App Store or Google Play account, in your currency. The store takes the payment, with the payment methods it offers you, and Unpost never sees your payment details. Premium renews every month until you cancel it in the store. If the button stays on Loading price…, or Store unreachable — check your connection appears, tap Try again once you’re online; if it keeps failing, close Unpost completely and open it again.
In the app Subscription
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Check that Premium is on
The Subscription tab now reads Premium is active, and your accounts no longer show a daily allowance.
In the app Subscription
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Restore it on a new phone or after reinstalling
Sign the phone in to the Apple Account or Google account that paid, open Unpost’s Subscription tab and tap Restore at the top right. When it works, the tab switches to Premium is active. Premium doesn’t move between iPhone and Android: an App Store purchase restores only on Apple devices with that Apple Account, a Google Play one only on Android with that Google account.
In the app Subscription → Restore
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Several Google accounts on Android?
Open the Play Store, tap your profile picture and switch to the Google account that bought Premium, then tap Restore in Unpost again. Only that Google account counts, not the email on your card or PayPal.
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Paid, but still see Daily limit reached?
The store can take a while to confirm a new payment, so don’t pay a second time. Tap Restore, then close Unpost completely and open it again while you’re online. If the limit is still there, email contact@unpost.app (Settings → Contact Support) with the order number from your App Store or Google Play receipt.
In the app Subscription → Restore
Good to know
- With Premium too, a platform can still pause a run: see What to do when a platform pauses your cleanup.
- On Reddit, which has no daily cap, Premium unlocks Delete outright, which deletes posts and comments for good instead of overwriting them, and Remove [Unpost] affiliate, which leaves the Unpost line out of overwritten text.
- To stop Premium renewing, cancel it in the store: see How to cancel Unpost Premium, and why you were charged after cancelling. For a refund, see How to get a refund for Unpost Premium.
- Nobody from Unpost ever asks for your password or a login code.
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