Refund policy
Last updated: May 19, 2026
Refund policy
Wevion does not automatically prorate refunds when you cancel — you keep access until the end of the paid period and no money is returned for unused days. Refunds are handled case-by-case by support@wevion.ai for specific situations: duplicate charges, billing errors, SLA breaches (Enterprise), or qualifying EU consumer withdrawals.
Who is this for
Anyone asking "can I get my money back?" — either after canceling, during a dispute, or because of an unexpected charge.
The default: no auto-refund on cancellation
When you cancel your subscription:
You keep full access until the end of the paid period (or trial end)
No money is returned for the unused portion of that period
After the cancel-at date, workspace shifts to read-only — still no refund issued
This is industry-standard for SaaS subscriptions and is communicated at signup in the Terms of Service. The 14-day trial is the evaluation window — there's no "second chance" 14-day refund period after subscribing.
Cases where refunds ARE issued
1. Duplicate charges
If you see two identical charges with the same invoice date:
Stripe usually auto-detects + refunds within 1-2 business days
If not auto-detected after 3 days, contact
support@wevion.aiwith both invoice IDsRefund issued via original payment method, appears in 5-10 business days
A credit-note invoice (negative amount) shows in
/settings/team/billing → Invoices
2. Genuine billing errors
Examples:
Charged on the wrong plan (we accidentally upgraded you without confirmation)
VAT calculated incorrectly due to our error
Currency mismatch we caused
Prorations computed wrong due to a bug
Contact support with the invoice ID + description. Refund issued for the erroneous amount.
3. SLA breaches (Enterprise only)
Enterprise contracts include an SLA — typically 99.9% monthly uptime. If actual uptime falls below the SLA:
Wevion automatically calculates the SLA credit
Applied as a discount to the next invoice (not a cash refund)
Reported in the monthly availability email to your CSM contact
Self-serve plans (Starter / Pro) don't have SLA credits.
4. Service unavailability you can document
If Wevion experiences extended downtime that affects your campaigns (e.g. you missed a launch window because of our outage), contact support with:
Date and duration of the outage
Specific impact on your work
Refunds for these are discretionary but generally granted when impact is real and documented.
5. EU consumer withdrawal right (consumer plans only)
EU law gives consumers (not businesses) a 14-day right of withdrawal on online subscription purchases:
Applies if you signed up as an individual consumer in the EU
14 days from initial subscription start
Full refund of any charges made during that window
Subscription is canceled and access ceases
B2B subscriptions are exempt under the same EU law (recital 13 of Directive 2011/83/EU). Most Wevion subscriptions are B2B.
To exercise the right of withdrawal:
Email
support@wevion.aiwithin 14 days of first chargeState that you are an EU consumer and withdrawing under EU law
Refund processed within 14 days
How to request a refund
Step 1: Gather information
Invoice number(s) — find at
/settings/team/billing → InvoicesThe exact issue and date
Any supporting evidence (captures of the UI state, error messages, communications)
Step 2: Email support
Send to support@wevion.ai:
Subject: Refund request — invoice [INV-XXX]
Hi,
I'd like to request a refund for invoice [INV-XXX] dated [date], amount [amount]. Reason: [duplicate charge / billing error / outage impact / EU withdrawal].
[Supporting details and any evidence]
Customer ID: [find at /settings/team/billing if you can]
Step 3: Wait for response
Support typically responds within 1-2 business days for refund requests:
Approved: refund processed via original payment method; appears in 5-10 business days; negative-amount invoice generated in Stripe
Partial approval: e.g. duplicate detected for half the amount; that half refunded
Denied: with explanation of why (most often: outside refund cases listed above)
You can escalate to your CSM (Enterprise) if denied and you believe the reason isn't fair.
What's NOT a refund case
These don't qualify:
"I forgot to cancel before renewal" — you must cancel before the renewal date; once renewed, the next period is non-refundable
"I'm not using the product enough" — usage is your responsibility
"I want to go to a competitor" — choice not to use isn't a refund reason
"I downgraded but want money back for the old plan" — downgrade prorations are handled by Stripe credit on next invoice, not cash refund
"The trial was too short" — request extension before trial ends, not refund after subscribing
Chargebacks (don't do this)
If you dispute a charge with your bank instead of asking for a refund:
Stripe receives a chargeback notification
Your subscription is immediately suspended pending resolution
The chargeback fee (typically $15-25) is added to your account
We will provide Stripe with evidence (signed ToS, usage logs, communication history) to fight the chargeback
If the chargeback succeeds, account is permanently banned
Always email support first. Chargebacks are reserved for true fraud or when support has refused a legitimate request.
What you'll see after a refund
Negative-amount invoice in
/settings/team/billing → InvoicesConfirmation email from Stripe
Refund appears in your bank account / card statement in 5-10 business days (depends on bank)
Subscription status unchanged (refunds don't cancel the sub unless explicitly part of the resolution)
Common questions
"Can I get my trial money back?": there's no trial money — the trial is free.
"Refund showing on Stripe but not in my bank yet": bank processing time. Most banks complete refunds in 3-10 business days. Contact your bank if past 10 days.
"Refund in different currency than my original charge?": Stripe refunds in the original currency. If your card has changed currency since, your bank handles the conversion.
"Can I split a refund across multiple cards?": No — refund goes to the original payment method.
"How long does the EU withdrawal refund take?": 14 days by law, usually 3-5 business days in practice.
Related
Cancel your subscription — primary cancellation flow
Find your invoices and receipts — find invoice numbers
Billing & payment troubleshooting — broader issue list