Requesting a refund
Learn about our refund policy and how to request a refund if eligible.
What Is TubeAnalytics Refund Policy?
The refund policy outlines when and how you can get your money back for TubeAnalytics subscriptions. TubeAnalytics offers a straightforward refund policy — here's what you need to know about eligibility and how to request a refund if you qualify.
When Am I Eligible for a Refund?
- New subscriptions: Full refund within 7 days of your first payment if you haven't used the service significantly
- Annual plans: Pro-rated refund for unused months if you cancel within the first 30 days
- Billing errors: Full refund for any charges made in error, no time limit
- Service outages: Partial credit for verified service outages exceeding 24 hours
What Is Not Refundable?
- Monthly subscriptions after 7 days of the billing cycle
- Annual plans after 30 days
- Accounts that have had significant usage during the period
- Upgrades where the Pro features were actively used
How Do I Request a Refund?
- Go to Settings > Billing > Invoice History
- Find the charge you want refunded
- Click 'Request Refund'
- Provide a brief reason
- Submit the request
Refund requests are reviewed within 1-3 business days. If approved, the refund appears on your original payment method within 5-10 business days depending on your bank.
What If My Situation Doesn't Fit the Policy?
If your situation doesn't fit the standard policy — for example, you were charged during a service disruption or experienced a billing system error — contact support directly. We review exceptions on a case-by-case basis.
FAQ: Refunds
How long does it take to get a refund?
Refund requests are reviewed within 1-3 business days. Once approved, refunds typically appear on your original payment method within 5-10 business days, depending on your bank.
Can I get a refund after 7 days?
Standard refunds are only available within 7 days for monthly plans and 30 days for annual plans. However, you can contact support for exceptions in special circumstances like service outages or billing errors.
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