Checkout & payment methods
When you pick a paid plan you check out through our payment provider.
- On Pricing, choose a plan and a billing period.
- Apply a promo code if you have one.
- Choose whether to renew automatically (see below).
- Complete payment.
Supported methods: UPI, card, net banking and wallet. Availability varies by region and currency.
Auto-renewal
Where a plan offers it, Renew automatically is the default. You authorise a payment mandate once — with your bank, card or UPI AutoPay — and each cycle is collected for you when it falls due. Nothing to remember, and no gap in service.
Authorising the mandate is not the same as paying. Your plan activates when the first payment is actually collected, usually within a minute of you finishing checkout. Until then you'll see your subscription listed as starting.
You can turn auto-renewal off at any time from Settings → Plan & Billing. Cancelling stops future charges — it does not cut you off. You keep the plan until the end of the period you have already paid for, and then revert to Free.
If you'd rather pay once, switch Renew automatically off at checkout. You'll need to buy again before your plan expires; see upgrading & downgrading.
One-time payments
A one-time payment activates your plan straight away and records an order you can review under Settings → Plan & Billing.
Saved payment methods
If you tick Save this card while paying, our payment provider stores the card for you and it appears at your next checkout — no need to type the number again. The card itself is held by the provider, not by us: all we keep is enough to show you which card it is (the network, the last four digits and the expiry).
Your saved methods are listed under Settings → Plan & Billing, where you can remove any you no longer want.
One case where removal is refused: if a card is the one collecting your auto-renewing plan, removing it would make your next renewal fail. Turn auto-renewal off first, or add another method, and then remove it.
A saved card is not automatically usable for payments you aren't present for. Whether it can be charged that way depends on the authorisation your bank gave when you saved it, so a card that works perfectly at checkout may still ask you to confirm a renewal.
Currency
Prices are charged in the currency shown at checkout, based on your region. A promo code issued in a different currency is rejected rather than silently converted, so you always pay what the page quoted.
Auto-renewal is currently available for payments in Indian rupees. If you're billed in another currency you'll see the one-time option only.
If a renewal payment fails, see payment failed.