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Find answers to the most commonly asked questions about billing, subscriptions, and payments on BeatPass.

Subscription Questions

Click your profile avatarBillingChange plan. Select your desired plan and confirm. Upgrades take effect immediately; downgrades are scheduled for your next renewal date.
Subscriptions are charged at the start of each billing period. Your next charge date is shown in the Current plan section of your Billing page (profile avatar → Billing) as “Renews on [date]”.
Yes. You can cancel your subscription at any time. You’ll keep access to your plan’s features until the end of your current billing period.
After cancelling, you enter a grace period where you keep all features until your current period ends. You won’t be charged again, and you can resume during the grace period if you change your mind.
We don’t provide prorated refunds for cancellations. When you cancel, you keep access until your period ends. If you have special circumstances, contact support.
All BeatPass subscription plans are billed monthly. You’re charged once per month with the flexibility to cancel anytime.

Payment Questions

We accept major credit and debit cards (Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover) through Stripe. PayPal is also available when enabled.
Yes. We use Stripe, a PCI-compliant payment processor. Your full card details are never stored on our servers—only the card brand, last 4 digits, and expiration for identification.
Cards can be declined for several reasons:
  • Insufficient funds
  • Expired card
  • Bank fraud protection
  • International transaction blocks
Try updating your payment method or contact your bank.
Click your profile avatarBilling, scroll to the Payment method section, and click Update. Enter your new card details and save.
PayPal is available as a payment option when enabled. If you don’t see it during checkout, it may not be available for your transaction type or region.

Plan Change Questions

When you upgrade, the new plan takes effect immediately. You’re charged a prorated amount for the remaining time in your billing cycle, then the full new price at renewal.
Downgrades are scheduled for your next renewal date. You keep your current plan’s features until then, and the new lower price applies starting from renewal.
Yes. If you’ve scheduled a downgrade, you can cancel it before it takes effect. Go to Billing (profile avatar → Billing), look for the Scheduled Plan Change card, and click Cancel scheduled change.
Try refreshing the page or logging out and back in. New features should appear immediately after a successful upgrade payment.

Invoice & History Questions

Click your profile avatarBilling and scroll to the Payment history section to see your billing history, including subscription payments and beat purchases.
Yes. Open any invoice and look for the download or print option to save it as a PDF for your records.
It may take a few moments for new transactions to appear. If it’s been more than a few minutes, check your email for payment confirmation or contact support.

Platform Fee Questions

When purchasing beats, a 15% platform fee is added to the producer’s listed price. If a beat costs 100,youpay100, you pay 115 total. The producer receives the full $100.
No. The 15% platform fee only applies to beat purchases, not subscription payments.
This ensures producers receive exactly what they list as their price—100% goes to them. The fee is transparent and added separately at checkout.

Troubleshooting

Double charges are rare. Check your bank statement to confirm—sometimes pending authorizations appear as separate charges but only one is finalized. If you see two completed charges, contact support with transaction details.
If your payment method failed, your subscription may not renew. Update your payment method by going to Billing (profile avatar → Billing) and clicking Update in the Payment method section. If you’re in the grace period, you may be able to resume without resubscribing.
Contact support first to resolve the issue. We can review your account and process refunds if appropriate. Disputing through your bank should be a last resort.

Still Have Questions?

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Last modified on November 29, 2025