Fees paid to Stripe are non-refundable and payment obligations are non-cancelable unless Stripe agrees otherwise in writing; Stripe may revise fees at any time with at least 30 days notice for increases, new fees, or materially adverse subscription plan changes.
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This provision establishes that fees paid to Stripe are non-refundable as a default contractual term, and authorizes fee revisions at any time subject to a 30-day notice requirement for increases, which requires users to monitor fee change notices to assess continued service cost.
Under this clause, fees paid to Stripe are non-refundable absent a written agreement to the contrary; Stripe may increase fees or introduce new fees with 30 days notice, after which the revised fees apply to continued service use.
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Compare across platforms →"Unless User and Stripe otherwise agree in writing or if Law requires, payment obligations are non-cancelable and Fees paid are non-refundable. Subject to the requirements of Law, Stripe may revise the Fees and Subscription Plans at any time. Stripe will provide User with at least 30 days notice (or longer period if Law requires) of any increase in a Fee or any new Fees for any Service provided to User, or any materially adverse change in a Subscription Plan. Stripe may offer a Service without charge, or waive a Fee for that Service, and may start charging a Fee for that Service upon at least 30 days notice (or longer period if Law requires) to User.Excerpt from Stripe's Terms of Service
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This provision establishes that fees paid to Stripe are non-refundable as a default contractual term, and authorizes fee revisions at any time subject to a 30-day notice requirement for increases, which requires users to monitor fee change notices to assess continued service cost.
Under this clause, fees paid to Stripe are non-refundable absent a written agreement to the contrary; Stripe may increase fees or introduce new fees with 30 days notice, after which the revised fees apply to continued service use.
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