Secret Desires Annual Hearts: A Monthly Price Equivalent Is Not a Monthly Credit Schedule
Read the selected annual plan’s Hearts timing separately from the displayed monthly price equivalent, and keep renewal, allowance and top-up records distinct.
On the annual selection checked for this guide, Secret Desires’ cards described a yearly Hearts amount credited now and again at renewal. The displayed per-month price equivalent does not establish monthly crediting. Match the interval and wording shown for your actual purchase, and keep the payment date, allowance date and any separate Heart pack distinct.
A per-month price equivalent and a monthly allowance are different information. In our October 26, 2026 check of the Secret Desires plans page, the Annual cards described a yearly Hearts amount with crediting now and again at renewal. Read that timing alongside the selected billing interval.
This guide does not quote a current price or recommend buying a plan. Its purpose is to prevent a display convention from becoming an invented account-credit schedule.
Read the selected interval
A pricing page can show monthly and annual options, with a monthly equivalent used to compare annual cost. That equivalent does not make the actual charge monthly and does not, on its own, describe when Hearts enter an account.
Keep the actual checkout or receipt wording for your purchase. A later screenshot of a different tab may describe another offer. Do not assume the selection visible in a guide was the one you bought.
What changed when we switched the public selector
On October 26, 2026, we opened the plans page while signed out, switched from Annual to Monthly, then restored Annual. The Pro card changed from 1,200 Hearts per year, supplied now and at renewal, to 100 Hearts every month. Returning to Annual restored the yearly wording. Both selections expressed cost per month; Annual also showed a separate yearly charge.
That makes the selected interval an essential part of a saved screenshot. A cropped monthly-equivalent price loses information needed to interpret the offer. We did not select Subscribe, enter checkout, buy anything or observe an account credit. This is a test of the public display, not a verified renewal or allowance received.
The FAQ also uses monthly allowance examples. If a general FAQ answer and the offer selected for your purchase appear inconsistent, keep both records and ask which timing applies before committing. The public display cannot resolve an individual account discrepancy.
Keep three timing fields separate
| Timing field | What it describes |
|---|---|
| Payment interval | When the recurring charge is due |
| Allowance crediting | When the included Hearts are supplied |
| Renewal | When the next paid period begins, if it continues |
For a fictional annual purchase, the card can express a monthly cost equivalent while supplying an annual allowance at a different cadence. Dividing a yearly amount by twelve may aid comparison, but it does not create twelve actual credit events.
Separate additional packs
The plans FAQ describes separately bought Hearts and the plan allowance’s stacking behavior. A top-up therefore should not be mistaken for an early renewal or evidence that the included allowance arrived on a particular schedule.
Record the source and date of a credit when available. A single combined balance can hide different events. If you do not have a complete history, leave the missing part unresolved rather than reconstructing it as fact.
Ask about the purchase you actually made
If an expected credit is missing, identify the plan interval, purchase reference, relevant date and observed amount through the official route. Ask which allowance schedule applies to that transaction.
The privacy policy describes data handling separately. Do not publish a receipt or account identifier merely to ask others to interpret the pricing page. A private, transaction-specific question is more useful than a screenshot of a general offer.
Keep any answer tied to the identified purchase. A generic explanation about a monthly plan should not silently replace a question about an annual one. The useful resolution reconciles the actual payment interval and credited allowance without inventing a monthly schedule from a price label.
Sources and verification
This guide distinguishes published documentation from examples and observations. Feature access, policies and account screens can change; the linked source governs its own terms.