Save a payment method
Save a PayPal or a card so renewals pay themselves, choose which one is charged, or remove one.
A saved method turns on automatic payment: each renewal is charged to your default method on its renewal date, and unpaid invoices get a one-click pay button.
| PayPal | Card | |
|---|---|---|
| What you need | A PayPal account | Any card. No PayPal account needed. |
| Kept by | PayPal | PayPal, not us |
| What we see | Your PayPal email | Brand, last four digits, expiry |
| Ended from | Here, or from PayPal's side | Here |
Add one#
Open Billing, the Payment methods tab, and press Add a payment method.
- 1Continue with PayPal Approve it once at PayPal, then you come back here.
- 2Add a card Type the card into PayPal's card fields.
- 3Never mind Closes this without saving anything.
A new method becomes the default straight away. You can also save a card while paying an invoice, with the tick box under the card fields.
Choose which one renewals charge#
- 1Default Renewals charge this one.
- 2Make default Renewals charge this one from now on.
- 3Remove Deletes the saved method. The default has no Remove while others are saved.
- 4Add a payment method Saves another PayPal or card.
An expired card#
- 1Expired A renewal charged to it will be declined. Add the new card, then remove this one.
Remove your only one#
Use the payment methods list on Your account, in the menu with your name. Removing it turns automatic payment off, and we email each renewal invoice for you to pay.
Still stuck? Open a ticket and say which guide you followed.