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"Klaviyo will provide Customer fourteen (14) days advance notice for any increase in fees. Any increases to the Fees shall apply at the beginning of the Customer's following Term.Excerpt from Klaviyo's Terms of Service
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The clause states: “Klaviyo will provide Customer fourteen (14) days advance notice for any increase in fees. Any increases to the Fees shall apply at the beginning of the Customer's following Term.”
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