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Managing Payment Methods

Add a card, Apple Pay or Google Pay to Pro Kit, choose which one is charged first, and remove ones you no longer use. Adding a method doesn't charge you.

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Your payment methods are in Settings, on the Subscription tab, under Payment method. Your primary method is charged each month.

Add a payment method

Choose Add payment method, then pick Credit or Debit Card, Apple Pay or Google Pay.

  • For a card, enter the details and choose Save card. As the screen says, "Your card won't be charged."
  • For Apple Pay or Google Pay, confirm on your device. You won't be charged.

Your bank may ask you to approve the card. Once it's saved you'll see "Payment method saved", and the new method becomes your primary one.

Change your primary method

Choose Manage payment methods, then Set as primary next to the method you want charged first.

Remove a payment method

In Manage payment methods, choose Remove next to the method. You can't remove your only payment method; you'll see "This is your only payment method" instead. Add another one first if you want to replace it.

How your methods are used

On your renewal date we charge your primary method first. If that payment doesn't go through, we try your other saved methods.

Apple Pay and Google Pay are shown by the card they use, for example VISA •••• 1234, rather than as "Apple Pay" or "Google Pay".

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Frequently Asked Questions

Payment methods can only be added while your subscription is active. If you've cancelled, you won't be charged again, so there's nothing to add until you resubscribe. If your account is suspended or your subscription has ended, use the Send me a payment link button on the screen you see when you log in instead. See Account suspended or ended.
No. You enter them into secure fields provided by our payment processor. We only keep the card type and last four digits so you can recognise it.
Most debit and credit cards, or Apple Pay and Google Pay. If a card is refused, try another or check with your bank.

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