Refund policy

1. Trial Period Refunds ($1.00)

You may be eligible for a full refund of your $1.00 trial purchase within 30 days of purchase, provided all of the following conditions are met:

We reserve the right to deny trial refunds if abuse, multiple accounts, or policy violations are detected.

2. Regular Subscription Refunds

Subscription payments are generally non-refundable, except in the following specific situations:

2.1 Service Unavailability

Refunds may be considered if:

2.2 Technical Issues

Refunds may be considered if:

2.3 Billing Errors

Refunds may be granted in cases of:

2.4 Legal Requirements

Refunds will be issued where required by applicable consumer protection laws in your jurisdiction.

3 Non-Refundable Cases

The following situations are explicitly not eligible for refunds:

4 Refund Request Process

4.1 Submit Your Request Through

4.2 Include the Following Information

Incomplete requests may delay processing.

4.3 Processing Time

Refund requests are reviewed within 3 business days.

If approved, refunds are issued to the original payment method only.

5. Chargebacks and Payment Disputes

5.1 Contact Before Filing a Dispute

If you believe a charge was made in error, you agree to contact us first through our official support channels before initiating a chargeback or payment dispute with your bank or card issuer.

Most billing concerns can be resolved quickly by our support team.

Filing a chargeback without first attempting to resolve the issue with us may delay resolution and may result in temporary or permanent suspension of your account.

5.2 Chargeback Abuse

We actively monitor and investigate chargebacks.

The following may be considered abuse of our refund and payment system:

If a chargeback is determined to be fraudulent or abusive:

We reserve the right to dispute the chargeback with evidence of account activity and transaction authorization.

We also reserve the right to recover any fees, penalties, or losses incurred due to abusive chargebacks to the extent permitted by law.

5.3 Evidence in Disputes

In the event of a payment dispute, we may provide the following evidence to the payment processor or issuing bank:

This information is used strictly for dispute resolution and fraud prevention.