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Where should I pay with a corporate card?

We recommend paying with a corporate card on the web or desktop app. In Tiro’s Stripe checkout, you can enter your business details and business registration number, then manage invoices and payment methods in Tiro after payment.
  • On the web or desktop app, open your profile at the top left and go to [Settings] → [Plan Management].
  • Choose a plan and billing cycle, then select [I’m purchasing as a business] in Stripe checkout.
  • Enter your business details and complete payment with your corporate card.
Individual plan prices already include VAT, so entering a business registration number does not reduce the price by 10%. For a team plan, a Korean business that enters its Korean business registration number is billed with the 10% Korean VAT exemption applied. This exemption applies only under Korean tax rules.
Receipts for App Store and Google Play purchases are issued by each store. Tiro cannot issue or resend in-app purchase receipts.

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How do I pay in Korean won or Japanese yen?

On the web or desktop app, open Manage Subscription and choose from the displayed currencies: USD (US dollars), KRW (Korean won), or JPY (Japanese yen). Tiro’s currency selector doesn’t appear for mobile in-app purchases because the App Store or Google Play processes those payments.
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Open Manage Subscription

On the web or desktop app, open your profile at the top left and go to [Settings] → [Plan Management].
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Choose a billing currency

In the currency selector, choose USD or the displayed local currency. Plan prices change to Korean won or Japanese yen when you select the local currency.
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Choose a plan and billing cycle

Select your plan and monthly or annual billing, then continue to payment. Annual billing gives you 12 months for the price of 10 months.

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Why don’t I see KRW or JPY?

Checkout shows USD plus up to one local currency detected from your environment, for a maximum of two currency options.
  1. If the display language is Korean, KRW appears. If it is Japanese, JPY appears.
  2. If the language doesn’t determine a currency, a browser time zone of Seoul shows KRW and Tokyo shows JPY.
  3. If neither condition applies, only USD appears.
You can choose a currency when starting a new subscription or upgrading from a free trial. If a workspace already has a paid web subscription, its existing billing currency is locked and the currency selector doesn’t appear.

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When your card statement doesn’t match the invoice

If a payment is processed as an international transaction, your card issuer adds a foreign transaction fee. That makes the amount on your card or bank statement slightly higher than the amount on your Tiro invoice. This can happen even when you pay in your local currency. The fee is charged by your card issuer, so it varies by issuer and card type. Your card issuer can tell you the exact fee and how it’s calculated. An authorization amount or estimated amount shown in your card app right after payment can differ from the final amount after the transaction settles. Check the final statement issued after settlement for the final amount. For a company expense claim, review both the Tiro invoice and your card issuer’s final statement. The Tiro invoice shows the amount charged by Tiro, while the card statement shows the final amount after foreign transaction fees or other card charges. Your company’s accounting policy may require different documents, so confirm the requirements with your accounting team. If you notice a difference, contact support. We’ll check how that payment was processed and explain what happened.

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How to find your receipt, invoice, or quote

How you find your receipt depends on where you paid: the [Billing] screen in Tiro settings for website and desktop app payments, the App Store for the iPhone app, and Google Play for the Android app. Pick your payment method below.
This applies if you paid by card on the website or desktop app (Mac or Windows). You can download it yourself from the [Billing] screen in settings; you don’t need to ask support. If you paid by bank transfer, payment history isn’t shown on this screen, so reach out through the in-app messenger (support) instead.
  1. Sign in to the Tiro website or desktop app.
  2. Click [Settings] → [Billing]. It sits just above [Plan Management] in the settings sidebar.
  3. In the [Payment history] table, click the [Download] link in the [Invoice] column for the payment you want.
The payment history table shows 10 rows at a time, newest first, and you move through it with the [Previous] and [Next] buttons. The status column shows one of three values: [Upcoming], [Paid], or [Canceled]. [Canceled] means the payment was fully refunded; a partial refund stays [Paid].You can also change the address that receives invoices right on the same screen, under [Invoice email].
The [Billing] menu appears when you have a payment history on the web or desktop app and you’re a workspace admin. On a team plan, Admins and Unpaid Admins can see it; Members and Viewers can’t.
You can keep downloading past invoices after your subscription expires. Expiring doesn’t mean you have to go through support to get them.
Don’t use the absence of a tax line alone to determine whether VAT was exempted. Individual plan prices include VAT; tax treatment for team plans depends on business details. Check the plan and invoice details together.
App Store and Google Play receipts are issued by each store. Tiro can’t issue or resend in-app purchase receipts directly. If you don’t see the receipt email, check your spam folder too.
Need a quote or have another question? Reach out to partners@theplato.io.

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Refund policy

Whether a refund is available depends on how you paid and when you used the service. Expand the item that matches your situation. (The full terms are in the Tiro Terms of Service.)
This applies to monthly web and desktop card subscriptions (Stripe).
  • Request a refund through support within 7 days of payment and you get a full refund, whether or not you used the service. Canceling auto-renewal alone doesn’t start a refund.
  • If you haven’t used the service at all, you can request a full refund within 14 days of payment.
  • Past these windows, refunds are generally not available, except in the limited cases required by applicable law.
This applies to annual web and desktop card subscriptions (Stripe).
  • Request a refund through support within 7 days of payment for a full refund, whether or not you used the service. Canceling auto-renewal alone doesn’t start a refund.
  • After 7 days, refunds are prorated by how long you used the service. Support shares the exact amount separately.
  • After a web card payment refund, the money can take about 5-10 business days to reach your card, depending on your card issuer.
  • Your subscription ends as soon as the refund completes. Even after it expires, you can still view and edit notes you already created, but you can’t create new notes.
  • For monthly web and desktop payments, no refund is available once 15 or more days have passed since payment, whether or not you used the service. For annual payments, even after 7 days we prorate the time you used and refund the rest.
It depends on where you paid.
  • iOS (App Store): Only Apple can issue this refund, so Tiro can’t refund App Store purchases directly. Request it yourself, following the App Store’s refund policy.
  • Android (Google Play): The time and usage conditions for monthly web payments do not automatically apply. Support checks your payment and lets you know whether a refund is available. Approved refunds are issued in full and your subscription ends immediately. You can also request a refund yourself through Google Play within 48 hours of payment.
  • How to request on Android: the Android (Google Play) section of the billing guide
  • How to request on iOS: the iOS (App Store) section of the billing guide

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Why does the card charge date differ from the next billing date shown in the app?

Google Play may charge before the subscription renews. A card notification does not always mean the renewal has already happened. 1) Usage resets at the subscription cycle’s reference time. It is not measured in fixed 30- or 31-day blocks. Check the usage card under [Settings] → [Plan Management] for your next reset time. 2) Google Play may charge early. It can start charging up to 24 hours before the scheduled renewal and place a payment authorization hold up to 48 hours before renewal. A card may show an authorization notification, while an immediate-debit payment method may withdraw funds early. Check App Store charges in your store billing history. Web and desktop card payments are charged when the subscription renews.
For more about monthly usage, see Tiro plans. If your payment hasn’t updated your plan, see Payment completed but plan not applied.
Still have questions? Reach out through the in-app messenger (live chat, support).