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Invoices & Payments

All of your invoices, payments, and receipts live in the Client Area. This guide explains how to find an invoice, pay it, download a PDF for your records, and understand when the next one will be generated.

Viewing Your Invoices

  1. Log into the Client Area.
  2. Click the Invoices tile on the dashboard (it shows your unpaid balance at a glance), or open the Billing menu and choose My Invoices.
  3. The list shows every invoice on your account with its status (Unpaid, Paid, Cancelled, Refunded) and total.
  4. Click any invoice to see line items, taxes, and payment history.

Paying an Invoice

To pay an open invoice:

  1. Open the invoice as above.
  2. Click Pay Now.
  3. Choose a saved payment method, or enter a new credit card.
  4. Click Submit Payment. The page will refresh and the invoice status will change to Paid.
Tip If you would prefer not to pay each invoice manually, see Payment Methods to set up automatic renewal with a saved card.

Downloading a Receipt or PDF Invoice

Every invoice can be downloaded as a PDF for your records:

  1. Open the invoice.
  2. Click Download at the top of the invoice page.
  3. The PDF includes the full line items, totals, taxes, and payment status. It is suitable for expense reports and tax filings.

Understanding Your Billing Cycle

Hosting services renew on a fixed cycle (monthly, quarterly, semi-annual, annual, or biennial, depending on what you signed up for). Here is how the cycle works:

Note If you have automatic renewal enabled, you will not receive most of these reminders because the invoice will already be paid. You will still receive a receipt the day payment is processed.

Past-Due or Suspended?

If your service is suspended for non-payment:

  1. Log into the Client Area and pay the open invoice as described above.
  2. Suspension is lifted automatically within a few minutes of payment.
  3. If you do not see the service come back online within 15 minutes, open a support ticket.

Refunds & Credit

If a payment needs to be refunded, or you have credit on your account from an overpayment:

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