No one likes sifting through the fine print, and billing can be a delicate topic.
We like to make things simple, and transparent, so let's take a look at some of the most common questions about the Dialpad billing process.
How soon will I see a charge after I upgrade my free trial?
If your trial was set up with credit card payments:
- Charge immediately on first payment
- Pro-rated charges are charged immediately
- Requested changes are charged at the next billing date
If your trial was set up on a contract (ie invoicing):
- Payment terms are detailed on your signed service order, please refer to your contract.
Can I upgrade from a monthly plan to an annual billing mid-cycle?
Absolutely! The cost will be pro-rated and you'll see it on your next bill.
Once our team switches your account to yearly billing, you will be charged for 12 months of service on your next bill date.
Can I upgrade from the Standard plan to Pro plan mid-cycle?
Yes, Admins can upgrade from a Standard plan to a Pro plan and they will incur a prorated charge. This applies to both monthly and annual plans.
ð¡ The Pro Trial canât be upgraded before the trial expiration date.
How do I tell how many User licenses I have?
Admins can easily check their license numbers by navigating to their Admin Settings from Dialpad.com and entering the Office section. Click Licenses to review the number of currently purchased licenses and the number of unused team licenses.
I didn't end up using a license - can I get a refund?
Unfortunately, we don't offer refunds for unused licenses. As stated in our ToS, we have a no-refund policy on annual purchases.
If you purchased a license by mistake (it happens) and reach out to us within 3 days, we're happy to issue you a refund.
Can I downgrade my account?
Of course. Just submit a request to our support team so we can start making the changes to your account.
How do I change my payment method from invoice to credit card?
If you have a contract (ie invoicing), it's best you reach out to your Dialpad Customer Success Manager, or to our Sales Team, to help with any changes.
How do I change my payment method from a credit card to a monthly invoiced contract?
To switch to contracted invoicing, please contact our Sales team or your Customer Success Manager. Do note there is a minimum user requirement.
How do I receive tax-exempt status?
You'll need to send our team your tax exemption certificate. We'll review the certificate and make a determination.
Please note, certificate 501(c) 3 doesn't apply to the taxes we charge, which are sales tax (in some jurisdictions) and telecom taxes. If we were ever get audited by a state the letter alone is not considered valid support to not charge you tax. We need the actual sales and use tax exemption certificate, granted by the state, in order to process an exemption.
I just received the email âYour payment has been declinedâ, is my service canceled?
Not immediately. As a courtesy, Dialpad offers a few days for you to settle your payment. When funds are ready, we ask that you manually input your credit card details at dialpad.com/billing. Once we accept the payment for open invoice(s) your account will become active again.
What payment methods do you accept?
We accept the following credit card payment methods, from all states and countries as long as postal and CVV are verified.
- Visa
- Master Card
- Discover
- American Express
- Debit card (as long as they have one of the above logos)
- Prepaid Cards (as long as they have an associated postal code)
*Check and wire transfer payment options require a signed service order, which will be provided by your Customer Support Manager.
Why is my monthly charge different?
Taxes are federally and state-mandated, and depending on the agency, these can change whenever the agency passes laws to do so. Have a read through this article for more information.
What constitutes a âdomestic countryâ for the purposes of calling?
The domestic country of calling is based on the country that your office is in.
For example, an office in Belgium would incur local dialing fees when calling a number in Belgium. If a User in that office makes a call to Australia, then they would be charged per minute international fees based on the Australian number theyâre calling.