Last updated: October 2026
This Refund Policy explains how refunds are handled for the prepaid balance of ServerlessInsight. It forms part of the Terms of Service.
The Service runs on a prepaid balance: you top up in advance, and monthly plan charges plus pay-as-you-go usage are deducted from that balance. Because charges are drawn only from funds you have already deposited, there is no subscription lock-in and nothing is ever charged to your payment method automatically.
Your refundable amount equals the part of your balance that is:
minus any refund requests currently in progress. The exact refundable amount is shown in the console before you submit a refund request. Already-consumed usage and invoiced top-ups are non-refundable.
The Team plan fee is deducted from your balance per billing period and covers that period. Once deducted, a period's plan fee is non-refundable. Downgrading to Developer takes effect from the first day of the next billing period — your Team benefits remain intact until the end of the current period, and the unconsumed part of your balance remains refundable under this policy. Annual coverage needs no cancellation: there is no automatic renewal, benefits simply run until the coverage end date, and unused covered months are not refundable (see the clause below).
The annual fee covers 12 months of the plan base fee and the base-fee portion is non-refundable (this is the consideration for the "billed as 10 months" discount); overage usage still bills from your balance, and the unconsumed, un-invoiced part of that balance remains refundable under this policy. Billing errors are corrected unconditionally.
Cancelling an auto-renewed period: after a successful auto-renewal and before the current coverage ends, you may cancel the renewed period — the annual fee is returned in full to your prepaid balance and coverage rolls back to the previous end date. The unconsumed part of the balance can then be refunded through the ordinary flow. Once the renewed year has begun, whole-period cancellation no longer applies.
If your account is in arrears (a monthly bill exceeded the available balance), the arrears are settled — or deducted from the refund — before any refund is paid out.
Refunds may be declined where:
If you are charged in error (for example, a duplicated billing run or an incorrect amount), we will correct the ledger and return the excess unconditionally — this is not subject to the exceptions above.
Please contact us first at support@wentsen.com before opening a card dispute — we can resolve billing issues directly and faster than a chargeback process. Chargebacks initiated without contacting us may result in suspension of the account until resolved.
Changes to this policy apply prospectively and never affect refund requests already submitted.