Legal
Refund Policy
Last updated: 11 June 2026
Our pricing page says it plainly: if something isn't working out, contact us and we'll sort it. This page is that promise written down properly — what we refund as of right, what we refund as a matter of fairness, and how to ask.
1. 14-day first-purchase guarantee
If this is your first paid subscription with us and 247Monitor isn't right for you, tell us within 14 days of the first charge and we'll refund it in full — no questions, no forms, no "retention offer". This applies once per customer, to the first charge of your first paid plan (monthly or annual).
2. Billing errors — always refunded
- Duplicate charges are refunded in full.
- Charges after you cancelled (where the cancellation predates the billing date) are refunded in full.
- If we mischarge you for the wrong plan or quantity, we refund the difference.
3. Beyond that — we're reasonable
Outside the guarantee window, payments are non-refundable except where the law requires, and cancelling stops future charges while your plan runs to the end of the paid period. That said: if the service failed you — a real outage on our side, a feature that didn't do what we sold — email us. A pro-rata refund or account credit is the usual outcome of that conversation. We would rather part on good terms than argue about a subscription.
4. What we can't refund
- Consumed usage — SMS credits already sent and browser-run overage already metered to Stripe.
- Abuse — accounts closed for violating the Terms of Service (e.g. monitoring endpoints you aren't authorised to check).
- Charges older than 6 months, except where your statutory rights say otherwise.
5. How to claim
Email [email protected] from your account email (or [email protected] — we'll route it). Tell us the charge date and amount. We confirm within 2 business days and refunds go back to the original payment method via Stripe, typically appearing within 5–10 business days depending on your bank.
6. Your statutory rights
Nothing here limits rights you have under UK consumer law (or the consumer law of your country of residence, where it applies to you). Where statutory rights are more generous than this policy, the law wins.
7. Questions
Billing questions: [email protected]. The commercial terms this policy sits inside are in the Terms of Service.