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Refund Policy

The current paid Pubtact offer includes a 14-calendar-day refund window from the initial successful charge. This page explains the eligibility and what happens next.

Last updated 14 July 2026
14 calendar days

Request the refund from the account that made the purchase within 14 calendar days of its successful payment timestamp.

1. Eligible purchases

The refund window applies to the current paid offer purchased directly through Pubtact. The request must relate to a payment with a completed status and reach Pubtact within 14 calendar days of the successful charge.

2. How to request a refund

  1. Sign in to the Pubtact account that made the purchase.
  2. Email hello@pubtact.com from that account email with the subject [refund].
  3. Include the account email and, if available, the payment or order reference shown in your billing history. Never include a card number, UPI PIN, password, or one-time code.

We may ask for limited information to confirm ownership of the account or transaction before initiating the refund.

3. What happens after approval

The refund is submitted to the payment provider that processed the original charge — Razorpay for payments in Indian rupees, or Dodo Payments for international payments — for return to the original payment method. Bank and payment-network processing times vary, so the credit may appear after Pubtact has initiated it.

For international payments, Dodo Payments is the merchant of record: it is the seller of record for the transaction, it issues the invoice, and its name rather than Pubtact’s may appear on your card or bank statement.

When the refund is initiated, the account returns to the current free plan and paid entitlements are removed. Your account and content are not automatically deleted.

4. Requests outside the window

The automated refund window closes after 14 calendar days. If you believe a charge is duplicated, unauthorized, or legally refundable after that point, contact us with the transaction reference so we can review the specific circumstances and any mandatory rights that apply.

5. Failed, cancelled, or duplicate payments

A cancelled checkout is not a completed purchase. Failed transactions may still appear temporarily as pending at a bank. If a payment is captured more than once or the plan is not activated after a successful charge, email us so the payment ledger can be reconciled.

6. Relationship to other policies

This policy forms part of the Terms of Service. Nothing here limits a refund, cancellation, or consumer right that cannot lawfully be limited in your location.