Effective date: August 4, 2026
Billflow provides professional marketing services rather than physical products, so this policy explains how refunds, cancellations, and returns work for service-based engagements. It applies to all services purchased through billflow.com or under a signed proposal or Order Form.
Because our services involve time, labor, and third-party costs (such as ad platform fees) that begin as soon as work starts, refund eligibility depends on the type of engagement and how much work has already been performed. Specific terms for your engagement are set out in your Order Form; where this policy and an Order Form conflict, the Order Form controls.
For monthly retainer services:
The following are not eligible for a refund under any circumstances:
Clients may cancel an ongoing retainer at any time by providing written notice in accordance with the notice period in their Order Form (or 30 days, if none is specified). The current billing period will be completed and invoiced as normal; no further retainer fees will be charged after the engagement ends.
For fixed-scope, one-time projects (for example, a website build, a campaign launch, or a content package):
As a services business, Billflow does not sell physical goods, so traditional product returns do not apply. Where a deliverable (such as a document, design file, or piece of content) does not match the agreed scope in an Order Form, clients may request revisions within the revision window stated in that Order Form at no additional cost, rather than a refund.
To request a refund, email support@billflow.com with your name, company, invoice or payment date, and the reason for your request. We will review eligible requests and respond within 10 business days.
If you disagree with a refund decision, contact us first so we can work toward a resolution directly. If we are unable to resolve the issue informally, any dispute will be handled in accordance with the governing law and dispute provisions set out in our Terms of Service.
Questions about this policy can be directed to: