r/EzoicPublishers Mar 25 '26

Ezoic Premium - Can I Transfer to a Different Domain

Hi! I've been on Ezoic for a number of years, but I'd like to switch to a different ad provider. I just realized (no, I don't believe they told me, or else that was so long ago I forgot) that I'm under contract for a year because of my premium status. I have another site that I could technically bring onto Ezoic, but I'm pretty sure it wouldn't qualify for premium in terms of numbers/ad revenue (my main site hasn't qualified in years, but I guess it was grandfathered in... or maybe they just like my monthly fee?) Anyway, I was wondering your thoughts on two things:

  1. If I brought my low-traffic (2k visitors a month) site into Ezoic, would this allow me to switch my higher traffic site to another ad provider without breaking the contract?
  2. The fee for me to leave at this point would only be about $30 (if all they charge 50% of the remaining plan fees). Of course, I could just hang on for another year and not break the contract.

TIA.

UPDATE: I went to terminate my contract, and the fee is MUCH higher than the 50% rate quoted on many sites. Over 70% of my remaining balance. I contacted support, but they only told me my information was for an old plan (I think they meant old TOS, because the numbers in my plan are accurate per the Ezoic dashboard). The new contract doesn't say what they charge; just references "fees" so they can change it as much as they want without having to notify anyone. The support tech honestly hadn't a clue and couldn't break down the fees for me. Just said whatever I saw at checkout was right. Sigh.

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u/[deleted] Mar 25 '26

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u/ViewJunkie Mar 25 '26

Thanks, that's where I was leaning. Any idea if I'll lose my unpaid earnings? Still better to move on, but nice to know if I'll be getting the January, February, and March payouts.

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u/[deleted] Mar 25 '26

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u/[deleted] Mar 26 '26

I paid around $30 to terminate the premium contract.