Refunds

There is nothing to cancel

The tools are free. There is no product, no subscription, no order and no account, so there is no purchase to cancel and no plan to stop. Every tool stays available whether you pay anything or not.

The only payment on this site is a voluntary contribution. It is a one-off payment, never recurring, and it buys nothing. You paid on a page hosted by PayPal or Razorpay — whichever one you used took the payment and sent your receipt. This page is about getting that money back.

You can have it back within 7 days

If you contributed and would rather not have, ask us within 7 days of the payment date and we will refund it in full. You do not have to give a reason, and we will not ask for one.

A contribution made by mistake is always refunded, even after the 7 days have passed. That includes a duplicate payment, a payment of the wrong amount, and a payment you did not intend to make at all. Tell us what happened and we will put it right.

How to ask

Open a request in the GitHub issue tracker and title it “Refund”. Include:

• the date of the payment;
• the amount, and the currency you paid in;
• any contact details you gave when you paid, so the payment can be matched to you;
• the payment or transaction reference on your receipt, if you still have the email.

That is enough to find the payment. Please do not send your full card number, your CVV, your bank login or any one-time password — we never need them and we will never ask for them.

How long it takes

• Within 2 business days: we reply to confirm we have found the payment and that the refund is going ahead.
• Within 5 to 7 business days: an approved refund goes back through whichever company took the payment, to however you paid — the same card or account the money came from. We cannot send it anywhere else.
• A few days more: your bank or card issuer decides when the money appears on your statement, and that step is outside our control.

You get the full amount you contributed. We do not deduct a fee, and there is no charge for asking.

After the 7 days

Outside the window, and where the payment was not a mistake, we may not be able to reverse it — card networks and banks limit how far back a refund can go. Ask anyway if something looks wrong. We would rather return money than keep money somebody did not mean to send.