Airtable can automatically charge your payment method for fees beyond your plan's limits, and can change pricing or features with notice to you.
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Overage charges can be applied automatically without requiring separate approval, and pricing changes take effect in the following billing cycle, which may result in unexpected charges if usage exceeds plan limits.
Interpretive note: The document references overage charges and pricing change notice requirements but the truncated document prevents full review of the precise billing cycle notification terms and overage rate disclosures, creating some uncertainty about the full scope of automatic charging provisions.
If your usage exceeds your Airtable subscription plan's allotments, additional fees may be charged automatically to your stored payment method without requiring you to manually approve each charge.
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"We may change our Services, stop providing our Services or features of our Services to you or to our users generally, change or stop providing a particular Subscription Plan (defined below) or features thereof, or create usage limits for our Services... Use of Services aspects in excess of a Subscription Plan's designated allotment may result in (additional) fees, and such fees will be included in a true-up invoice or charged automatically via the payment method associated with your Airtable Account ("Payment Method").Excerpt from Airtable's Terms of Service
REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: Automatic overage billing and auto-renewal terms are regulated under the FTC's Negative Option Rule and applicable state laws including California's Automatic Renewal Law (Business and Professions Code Section 17600 et seq.), which requires …
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Overage charges can be applied automatically without requiring separate approval, and pricing changes take effect in the following billing cycle, which may result in unexpected charges if usage exceeds plan limits.
If your usage exceeds your Airtable subscription plan's allotments, additional fees may be charged automatically to your stored payment method without requiring you to manually approve each charge.
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