Nothing is saved up. A subscription gives you access on each day, not a balance you can build up and spend later.

The three limits of a subscription

1. How many bookings and visits you can make in a single day.
2. The maximum credit value of a single activity you can book.
3. The maximum number of credits you can use in one day, if your tier allows more than one booking.

The exact numbers depend on your tier and your country. See What is the difference between credits and subscription? for the full table.

Unused days do not carry over

All three limits apply to the current day only.

• If you do not book today, you cannot make two bookings tomorrow.
• If you do not book today, you cannot book an activity with double the credit value tomorrow.

Think of it like a daily bus pass rather than a book of tickets. The pass is valid today whether you travel or not, and an unused day does not turn into two rides tomorrow.

The 30 day period does not stretch

The subscription is valid and renews every 30 days. Not booking today does not extend it by an extra day.

The subscription cannot be paused, unless there is a documented medical reason.

If you rarely book

If you find you are using only a few days a month, credits may suit you better than a subscription, because credits bought with your own card do not expire. You can compare both in the article linked above.