Credit packs

How buying credits works - three packs, what you are charged, why credits never expire, and what happens if you press Buy twice.

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Your credits page sells credits in packs. That is the only thing it sells: there is no subscription and no plan, and no money is ever taken automatically. The one thing that renews is a live Revquix site, which takes its credits from your balance every period unless you turn auto-renew off.

Three packs#

A pack buys a number of credits. They sit in your balance until you spend them, and there is no clock on them.

There are three sizes. The larger packs cost less per credit, and every card shows its per-credit rate beside the price, so you can compare them without doing the arithmetic.

What you are charged#

The amount on the card is what will be charged, tax included where it applies. Where a strike-through price is shown, it is a real previous price - there are no invented ones.

Credits do not expire#

Anything you buy stays in your balance until you spend it. There is no expiry window and no monthly reset.

Double-clicking Buy does not buy twice#

Each attempt carries a key, so a double press or a retry on a flaky connection produces one order.

On the international rail the approval panel also blocks the rest of the page while it is open, because starting a second purchase while the first is live is the one way to end up with two orders for one intention.

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