How paying for Bitgrain Pro works: Razorpay and PayPal, the 12 currencies, where to find receipts, the 10-year licence term, and the refund policy, including the 7-day window and how to ask for a refund.
Bitgrain sells one thing: a one-time Pro licence that covers ten years. There are no subscriptions, so nothing renews and there is nothing to cancel. For what Pro includes and how the free trial works, see plans and pricing. For the current price in your currency, see the pricing page.
Bitgrain uses two payment providers and never sees or stores your card details.
| Provider | Used for | How it works |
|---|---|---|
| Razorpay | Indian rupees (INR) and UAE dirhams (AED) | A secure Razorpay window opens over the checkout page. The pay button reads Pay with Razorpay. |
| PayPal | All other supported currencies | You finish on PayPal's own page and then come straight back to Bitgrain. The pay button reads Pay with PayPal. |
The checkout always tells you which one it will use before you pay, both on the button and in the line underneath it.
You must be signed in to pay, so the licence is attached to your account the moment the payment goes through. If you are signed out, the pay button takes you to sign in first and then back to the checkout.
The checkout starts in Indian rupees if you are in India and in US dollars everywhere else. You can switch at any time from the Paying in menu at the top of the checkout page.
| Code | Currency | Provider |
|---|---|---|
| INR | Indian Rupee | Razorpay |
| USD | US Dollar | PayPal |
| EUR | Euro | PayPal |
| GBP | British Pound | PayPal |
| AUD | Australian Dollar | PayPal |
| CAD | Canadian Dollar | PayPal |
| SGD | Singapore Dollar | PayPal |
| AED | UAE Dirham | Razorpay |
| MYR | Malaysian Ringgit | PayPal |
| BRL | Brazilian Real | PayPal |
| MXN | Mexican Peso | PayPal |
| PHP | Philippine Peso | PayPal |
Each currency has its own fixed price, set in that currency rather than converted on the day. Displayed prices include applicable taxes unless the page says otherwise. Your bank or card issuer may still add its own foreign exchange fee if you pay in a currency that is not your card's. Those fees are outside Bitgrain's control and are not refundable.
Enter a coupon in the Coupon code field on the checkout and click Apply before you pay. The price updates straight away. A code that covers the full price makes the licence free, and codes sent to you by email may also work through the redeem page. See coupons and redeem codes.
Every payment appears on your account page under Billing history, with its date, a description (the Pro licence shows as "Pro, 10-year license") and the amount in the currency you paid in.
To get a receipt:
The receipt is a PDF with your name and email, the provider that took the payment (Razorpay or PayPal, or "Promo code" for a free redeem), a payment reference, the description with the 10-year licence term, and the total paid. Keep the reference handy if you ever need to contact support about a payment. Your payment provider may also email you its own confirmation.
.btg files stay yours.The licence belongs to your Bitgrain account and follows you on any device you sign in on. It ends early only if it is revoked for a breach of the terms or if you delete your account.
This is a plain summary of the refund policy. The policy page is the one that counts if the two ever differ.
Bitgrain is a digital product that is delivered instantly, and the free tier lets you test everything first. The best way to avoid needing a refund is to try the free plan, or the 7-day trial, on the device you will use.
| Situation | Refundable? |
|---|---|
| You ask within 7 days of buying and have not yet exported a watermark-free or full-resolution file | Yes, in full, to the original payment method |
| You were charged but Pro was never activated | Yes, in full |
| You were charged more than once for the same purchase | Yes, the duplicate charges in full |
| A paid feature was unavailable for a sustained period because of a confirmed fault on Bitgrain's side | Possibly, as a term extension or a partial refund, decided case by case |
| Situation | Why |
|---|---|
| You have already exported a watermark-free or full-resolution file (PNG, SVG, MP4 or .btg) that you keep | The value of the licence has been delivered |
| The licence was bought with a launch discount or coupon and any clean or full-resolution export has been made | Discounted purchases follow the same rule and say so up front |
| Currency conversion fees charged by your card issuer or payment provider | These are not charged by Bitgrain |
| Taxes already paid to a tax authority, where the law does not allow them back | These are no longer held by Bitgrain |
Nothing in the policy limits any consumer rights you have by law where you live. If your local law gives you a broader right to a refund, that right applies.
Email the support address on the contact page from the email address on your Bitgrain account, and include:
What happens next:
If a payment fails, the licence is simply not activated and you are not charged.
If you were charged but Pro did not switch on, or you were charged twice, email support with the transaction ID. These are always fixed or refunded, and they are handled as a priority. Before you do, check paid but still see the watermark for the quick checks, since a reload often fixes it.
Please get in touch before you file a chargeback with your bank. A billing problem is almost always resolved faster by email. Filing a chargeback first can lead to the account being suspended while the payment provider investigates, and confirmed fraudulent chargebacks can lead to the account being closed.