# Refunds on an offer

> The cancellation ladder for a fixed-scope order, why it runs from your delivery deadline, not purchase time, and why a one-day service never refunds in full.

Source: https://www.revquix.com/docs/services/offer-refunds
Last verified: 2026-09-05

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**If you want to cancel an offer order, or one was cancelled and the amount surprised you**, this is
the page.

> **Warning** - This is not the mentorship refund ladder
>
> Offers and mentor sessions have different rules, and the numbers do not carry across. For a session,
> see [refunds](https://www.revquix.com/docs/payments/refunds). This page is only about fixed-scope
> orders bought from [services and offers](https://www.revquix.com/offers).

## You can only cancel while it is Confirmed

Once a reviewer starts, the order is In Progress and self-service cancellation is gone. See [your order and deliverables](https://www.revquix.com/docs/services/your-order-and-deliverables).

## The ladder

What you get back depends on **how much of your delivery time is left** at the moment you cancel -
not on how long ago you bought it.

| Time left before your delivery deadline | You get back |
| --------------------------------------- | ------------ |
| 72 hours or more                        | 100%         |
| 48 hours or more                        | 75%          |
| 24 hours or more                        | 50%          |
| Less than 24 hours                      | 25%          |

Your delivery deadline is set when the payment is captured: it is that moment plus your plan's
delivery time. A 3-day plan bought at noon on Monday is due at noon on Thursday.

## Why a fast plan cannot return everything

This is the part worth reading twice, because it is counter-intuitive.

The ladder is measured against a deadline that is _closer_ on a faster plan. So the top tier is
unreachable on a short one - not because of anything you did, but because the deadline was never
72 hours away.

> **Warning** - A one-day service refunds at most 50%, even if you cancel immediately
>
> Offer & Compensation Letter Review delivers in 24 hours. Buy it and cancel a minute later and there
> are 24 hours left, which is the 50% tier. There is no moment at which that order is a 100% refund.
>
> A 4-day plan is the opposite: right after paying there are 96 hours left, so an immediate change of
> mind returns everything.

The practical rule: **on a same-day service, be sure before you pay.** On a multi-day service you
have real room to change your mind, and it shrinks as the deadline approaches.

## When we cancel

If Revquix cancels your order - we cannot staff it, the brief is not something we can deliver, or
something has gone wrong at our end - you get **100% back regardless of timing**. The ladder above
only applies to cancellations you start.

That also applies to an In Progress order. If an order has gone wrong after work started, the route
is a ticket, not a cancel button.

## Where the money goes

Back to whatever you paid with, through the same provider. Timing is the bank's, not ours, and it
is the same process described in [refunds](https://www.revquix.com/docs/payments/refunds) - a
refund can be issued and still take days to appear.

A coupon discount is not refunded as cash. You are refunded a share of what you actually paid, so a
50% tier on a discounted order returns half of the discounted amount.

> **Note** - Add-ons refund with the order, not separately
>
> There is no way to cancel one add-on and keep the rest. The order is the unit.

## The binding version

This page explains how the product behaves. The [refund policy](https://www.revquix.com/legal/refund-policy) is the document that governs it, and
if the two ever disagree the policy wins.

- [Your order and deliverables](https://www.revquix.com/docs/services/your-order-and-deliverables) - When cancelling is still possible.

- [Mentorship refunds](https://www.revquix.com/docs/payments/refunds) - The other ladder, for sessions.

- [Raising a ticket](https://www.revquix.com/docs/support/raising-a-ticket) - For an order that is past the cancel window.
