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Subscription & Billing Terms

How Akira subscriptions work — renewal, expiry, transfers, price changes, and how billing ties into the refund and chargeback rules.

The written terms for how Akira subscriptions are billed and what happens over their lifetime. For how to redeem a key, see Using Subscription Keys; for how to pay, see Payment Options.

Last updated: June 19, 2026 · Version 1.0

Renewal

Akira subscriptions do not auto-renew. Each subscription runs for the fixed term you bought and then ends. You are never charged automatically — to keep using a product after your term ends, you buy a new subscription. Because nothing recurs, there's no recurring charge to cancel.

Expiry

When your term ends, access to the product is revoked immediately. There is no grace period. Reactivating means purchasing again. Your account itself stays — only the product access tied to the expired subscription ends.

Transfers

Subscriptions and license keys are non-transferable. Once a key is activated or a subscription is tied to your account, it can't be moved, sold, or shared with another user. This matches the access-rights terms in the Terms of Service.

Price changes

Prices can change over time. Any change applies to new purchases and renewals — it never retroactively charges an active subscription, since subscriptions don't auto-renew. The price you pay is the price shown at checkout.

Currency

You're charged in the currency shown at checkout for your chosen payment method. Exchange-rate differences, card fees, or crypto network fees charged by your provider are outside our control.

Refunds, disputes, and chargebacks

Billing is tied to our refund rules. In short:

  • Refund requests follow the Refund Policy — within 24 hours of purchase, with a valid reason.

  • Opening a dispute or chargeback on an active subscription terminates it immediately and permanently, even if the dispute later fails.

  • Cryptocurrency payments are non-refundable.

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