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cPanel Hosting (WordPress) to Manage WordPress

Current Plan Costs:

  • Web Hosting Economy (Renewal): $373.35 per year
  • Website Security – Standard: $165.88 per year
  • Total Annual Cost: $539.23
 
Recommendation: To help you save more in the long term and streamline your website management, we recommend switching to our Managed WordPress (MWP) hosting plan. This plan includes:
  • Automatic SSL Certificates: No need to purchase separate SSL certificates.
  • Enhanced Website Security: Comprehensive security features to protect your website..
  • Free 3 Mailbox MS365 for 3 Months: Additional value for your business communication needs.
 
Managed WordPress Basic Costs:
  • 12 Months: $82.64
  • 36 Months: $497.64
  • 120 Months: $1,962.00
 
Next Steps:
  1. Ensure Access Credentials: Please make sure you have your WordPress username and password ready. This will allow us to perform the migration smoothly.
  2. Current Plan: Your current hosting plan will remain active during the migration process.
  3. Purchase Managed WordPress: Once you decide to switch, purchase the Managed WordPress hosting plan.
  4. One-Click Migration: We will then perform a one-click migration to transfer your website to the new hosting plan.
 
By switching to Managed WordPress hosting, you can enjoy these benefits and potentially reduce your overall costs.
  • Price is in AUD and Not included with the GST
  • MWP Price is for the new registrations only Renewal MWP is $263.40 / Years
  • Please check with the SUP if not sure is that possible or have any other concern about this.

Information Center

Notes: Please make use of all available resources, including the Cheatsheet, GABI, and FOS, before seeking assistance from a Supervisor.

If further support is required, you can contact your Team Manager via Slack or reach out to the Advanced Technical Support Team (ATS) for additional guidance.

  1. Set up two-step verification:

    • Go to your account settings.
    • Enable two-step verification.
    • Update your phone number.
  2. Wait for the system to capture changes:

    • Allow 24-48 hours for the system to update your information.
  3. Change the contact information:

    • After the waiting period, attempt to change the contact information again.
    • The verification code will now be sent to your registered phone number.

If a customer states that they do not have a GoDaddy account but have been charged on their credit card :

  1. Ask the customer to check the description on their bank statement and request that they provide the order number, typically starting with #3XXXXXXX.

  2. Use the order number to search in the CRM.

    • If the account is located, validate it and proceed with the refund following standard procedures.

    • If no account is found, instruct the customer to send a bank statement showing the charge from GoDaddy to [email protected].

  3. Inform the customer that their case will be reviewed by the relevant team and handled within 72 hours.

Steps to Handle Customer Login Issues

  1. Check the CRM using the customer’s phone number.
  2. Send a one-time code to verify the account.
  3. Email the Customer Number along with a link to reset the password.

If the Customer’s Email or Phone Number Is No Longer Available

  • Advise them to visit changeupdate.com for assistance.

Guidance Based on the Customer’s Issue

  • Account Access: For customers who have lost access to their phone number or email.
  • Domain Access: If the domain belongs to the customer but is tied to a different account, or if the customer doesn’t have access to the email listed in the domain’s contact information.
  • 2-Step Verification Access: If the customer doesn’t have their 2FA app or wants to disable two-factor authentication (2FA).

Additional Information

  • Inform the customer that once they complete the form, they will receive an ART number for reference.
  • Advise them to keep the case number for future reference.
  • The ART team will review and respond to their request within 72 hours.
    1. Log in to Your GoDaddy Account:

      • Navigate to the GoDaddy website and log in to your account.
    2. Go to Account Settings:

      • Click on your profile icon at the top right corner.
      • Select “Account Settings.”
    3. Find Your Customer Number:

      • Under “Login Info,” you will find your customer number listed.
    Additional Tips
    • Email Confirmation:

      • If you can’t sign in to your account, check an email sent from GoDaddy. Your customer number is usually listed at the top

        .

    • Support PIN:

      • If you’re looking for your Support PIN, find it under the “Support PIN” section of the same page

If a customer wants to update or add a payment method:

  1. Add any item to the cart.

  2. Send the payment link to the customer.

  3. If the customer is unable to log into their GoDaddy account, inform them that the call will be handed over to the billing team for assistance with adding the payment method.

  4. Notify SUP—SUP will take over the call and update the payment card.

  5. Once the payment method is updated, SUP will hand the call back to the guide to continue assisting the customer.

For Out-of-Refund-Policy Requests (OOPR):

  1. Open GABi and enter the prompt /escalatedticket oopr.

  2. Fill in all required details, but do not delete the product.

  3. Inform the customer that their refund request will be reviewed by the relevant department. The approval process can take up to 15 days, and there is no guarantee of approval.

  4. If the customer insists or disputes the decision, first submit the OOPR request and then notify SUP with the OOPR ticket number.

  1. Ensure Add-on is Deleted:

    • Confirm that the PHP Extended Support add-on is already deleted before proceeding with the refund.
  2. Access/Manage the cPanel Hosting Plan:

    • Log in to the cPanel hosting plan.
    • Under “Hosting Plan Actions,” check for Add-ons.
  3. Manage PHP Extended Support:

    • Click “Manage” for PHP Extended Support.
    • Click “Change PHP Version” and advise the customer of the available PHP options.
    • Educate the customer on the effects of changing the PHP version. Only PHP 8.1 and higher are free.
    • Once the customer selects the desired PHP version, click “Continue” and “Save Changes.”
  4. Proceed with Refund:

    • Once the PHP Extended Support add-on is removed, proceed with the refund.
    • If the product is not removed, inform the customer that they will continue to be charged for the add-on.

Important Notes

  • Educate the Customer:
    • Make sure to explain the implications of changing the PHP version to avoid any issues.
  • Continuous Charges:
    • Ensure the add-on is removed to prevent continuous charges.

If a customer requests a refund, first review the refund policy at this link. If the request complies with the policy, check the CRM, delete the product, and process the refund within the system.

If the refund cannot be submitted via CRM, submit a refund request and post it on Slack for approval by a supervisor (SUP). Inform the customer that refunds processed through CRM typically take 3–5 business days, depending on their bank.

For refund requests requiring approval, notify the customer that the approval process may take 24–48 hours. Once approved, the refund will be credited to the original payment method within 3–5 business days, subject to bank processing times.

  1. Inform the Customer:

    • To purchase a product on GoDaddy, you’ll need to create an account first.
  2. Guide the Customer to the Sign-Up Page:

    • Direct the customer to the GoDaddy website.
    • Ask them to click on the “Sign In” button at the top right corner of the page.
  3. Create an Account:

    • Instruct the customer to click on “Create Account.”
    • They will need to enter their email address, create a password, and fill in other required information.
  4. Verify Email:

    • Once the account is created, ask the customer to check their email for a verification link.
    • They should click on the link to verify their email address.
  5. Log In and Purchase:

    • After verifying their email, the customer can log in to their new GoDaddy account.
    • Guide them to navigate to the product they want to purchase and follow the on-screen instructions to complete the purchase.
The main differences between the .au and .com.au top-level domains (TLDs) are:
 
  1. Length and Simplicity:
    • .au: This is a shorter and more concise domain, making it easier to remember and type1.
    • .com.au: This is longer and includes the “.com” extension, which is more traditional and widely recognized2.
  2. Purpose and Usage:
    • .au: This is a general-purpose domain that can be used by anyone without specific requirements1.
    • .com.au: This is specifically for commercial entities in Australia, typically used by businesses providing goods and services3.
  3. Registration Requirements:
    • .au: No specific requirements, making it accessible to a broader audience1.
    • .com.au: Requires an Australian Business Number (ABN) or Australian Company Number (ACN), ensuring that it is used by legitimate businesses2.
  4. SEO and Local Presence:
    • Both .au and .com.au domains are effective for targeting Australian audiences and improving local SEO2.
 
Choosing between the two depends on your specific needs. If you want a shorter, more memorable domain, .au might be the way to go. If you are a business looking to establish credibility and trust, .com.au could be more suitable.
    1. Expert Negotiation:

      • A dedicated domain broker negotiates with the current owner on your behalf to get the best possible price
    2. Anonymity:

      • Your identity remains confidential throughout the negotiation process to prevent overpricing
    3. Secure Transactions:

      • Once a deal is reached, the domain is securely transferred to your account
    4. Commission and Fees:

      • Typically, there is a fee for the service (e.g., $119.99 per domain) plus a commission (e.g., 20% of the sale price)
    Benefits of Using Domain Broker Services
    • Access to Premium Domains:
      • Helps you acquire high-value domains that are not listed for sale
    • Professional Assistance:
      • Brokers have expertise in domain negotiations and can often secure better deals
    • Peace of Mind:
      • The process is handled discreetly and securely, ensuring a smooth transaction
    Examples of Domain Broker Services
    • GoDaddy Domain Broker Service:
      • Known for its extensive network and expertise in securing domains

Steps to Update DNS Management

  1. Log in to GoDaddy Account:

    • Navigate to the GoDaddy website and log in to your account.
  2. Access Domain Settings:

    • Go to the “Domains” section and select the domain you want to update.
  3. Check Nameserver Settings:

    • Go to “DNS Management” and check the current nameserver settings.
    • If the nameservers are set to a different provider, DNS management will be handled through that provider’s account
  4. Update DNS Records:

    • If you need to update DNS records, you will need to log in to the account where the nameservers are managed (e.g., the other provider’s account).
    • Add or update the necessary DNS records (A, CNAME, MX, etc.) as required.
  5. Common IP Addresses:

    • GoDaddy Website + Marketing: IP address 13.248.243.5
    • Canva: IP address 103.169.142.0
    • Shopify: IP address 23.227.38.65
    • Shopify CNAME recordshops.myshopify.com
  6. Propagation Time:

    • Inform the customer that DNS changes will propagate within 24-48 hours

Additional Tips

  • Verify DNS Records:
    • Ensure all DNS records are correct before making any changes. Clarify with the customer to avoid errors.
  1. GoDaddy’s default nameservers are typically:

    • nsXX.domaincontrol.com
    • nsYY.domaincontrol.com

    The “XX” and “YY” are placeholders that can vary depending on your specific setup.

Steps to Update DNS Records on GoDaddy Management

  1. Guide the Customer:

    • Log in to their GoDaddy account.
    • Navigate to the “Domains” section.
    • Select the domain they need to update.
  2. Update DNS Records:

    • Go to the “DNS Management” page.
    • Add or update the necessary DNS records (A, CNAME, etc.).
  3. Provide IP Addresses:

    • GoDaddy Website + Marketing: IP address 13.248.243.5
    • Canva: IP address 103.169.142.0
    • Shopify: IP address 23.227.38.65
    • Shopify CNAME recordshops.myshopify.com
  4. Advise on Propagation Time:

    • Inform the customer that DNS changes will propagate within 24-48 hours.
  5. Ensure Accuracy:

    • Verify all DNS records with the customer before making any changes to avoid errors.

Steps for Domain Transfer Requests

  1. Confirm the Transfer Type:
    • Internal Transfer: From one GoDaddy account to another GoDaddy account.
    • External Transfer: From a GoDaddy account to another provider.

 

Internal Domain Transfer (GoDaddy to GoDaddy)

  • Guide the customer through the internal domain transfer process:
    1. Log in to their GoDaddy account.
    2. Go to the “Domains” section.
    3. Select the domain they want to transfer.
    4. Choose the option to transfer the domain to another GoDaddy account.
    5. Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the transfer.

 

External Domain Transfer (GoDaddy to Another Provider)

  • Check the Domain Lock:

    • Ensure the domain is unlocked.
    • Verify that the domain is not newly registered (less than 60 days old), as it cannot be transferred within the first 60 days of registration.
  • Provide Alternatives:

    • If the domain is less than 60 days old, advise the customer to use DNS management to connect their domain to the new provider.

 

Additional Tips

  • DNS Management:
    • Guide the customer on how to update DNS settings to point their domain to the new provider’s servers.
  1. Check the File:

    • Review the current DNS settings and configuration file.
  2. Inform the Customer:

    • Explain to the customer that resetting DNS management to default will result in losing access to their hosting and email services.
    • Ensure the customer understands the implications of this action.
  3. Customer Agreement:

    • If the customer agrees to proceed, confirm their decision

Response from ATS

  • No Default Option:
    • Inform the customer that there is no option to reset DNS management to default.
    • Advise the customer that they can delete unwanted records to achieve a default-like state.

Important Notes

  • Loss of Access:
    • Make sure the customer is aware that resetting DNS settings will cause them to lose access to their hosting and email services.
  • DNS Reset Request:
    • Only proceed with the DNS reset if the customer fully understands and agrees to the consequences.

    1. Godaddy Website + Marketing
      IP address 13.248.243.5
      https://www.godaddy.com/help/connect-my-websites-marketing-site-to-a-domain-24748

 

    1. Canva
      IP address 103.169.142.0

 

    1. Shopify
      IP address 23.227.38.65
      CNAME record shops.myshopify.com

 

  1. Squarespace
    – connect1.squarespacedns.com
    – connect2.squarespacedns.com
    A Record :
    – 198.185.159.144
    – 198.185.159.145
    – 198.49.23.144
    – 198.49.23.145
    CNAME Record :
    – www – ext-cust.squarespace.com

    – Code form the Squarespace (Verify) – verify.squarespace.com

If you don’t renew your .com.au or .au domain within the 30-day grace period, it enters a redemption period. This period typically lasts for an additional 30 days, during which you can still reclaim your domain, but usually with an additional redemption fee.

After the redemption period ends (around 60 days after expiration), the domain is released for public registration. At this point, anyone can register it on a first-come, first-served basis

    1. Log in to Your GoDaddy Account:

      • Navigate to the GoDaddy website and log in to your account.
    2. Access Your Online Store:

      • Go to the “Websites + Marketing” section.
      • Select “Manage” next to your online store.
    3. Navigate to Products:

      • In the dashboard, click on “Store” and then “Products.”
    4. Select the Product to Remove:

      • Find the product you want to remove from the list.
      • Click on the product name to open its details.
    5. Delete the Product:

      • Click on the “Delete” button or option.
      • Confirm the deletion when prompted.
    Important Notes
    • Impact on Inventory:
      • Deleting a product will remove it from your inventory and it will no longer be available for purchase.
    • Propagation Time:
      • Changes may take some time to reflect on your live site.
Important Note: This process swaps content between accounts rather than restoring it. Attempting more than one swap can risk purging content permanently. If the correct content doesn’t appear after one attempt, contact ATS for escalation. Supervisor Responsibilities

  • Supervisors handle V7 and Websites + Marketing restores as of January 30th, 2019.
  • Websites + Marketing blog posts cannot be recovered if deleted.

Pre-Restore Checklist

  1. Canceled Plan:
    • Ensure the canceled plan is within 30 days of its removal date.
  2. Restore Fee:
    • Confirm the $60 restore fee was charged or zeroed out by a supervisor.
    • Add the fee to the cart in the CRM catalog: Expert Services > ES-Website Builder > ‘Expert Services-WSB Restore-Onetime’.
  3. New Plan:
    • Verify the new Websites + Marketing plan is a paid subscription, not a free plan or trial.
    • Ensure the new plan is on the same tier or higher than the canceled plan to avoid content/features malfunction.
    • Fully set up the new plan to the point where you can edit its content (avoid using ‘TEST’).
  4. Domain Assignment:
    • Ensure no other Websites + Marketing plans on the account are assigned to the intended domain. If so, change other builders to a temp domain before performing the swap.

Restore Process

  1. Open the Websites + Marketing Admin.
  2. Paste the GUIDs (Orion UID) of both the canceled plan and the new plan in the appropriate fields.
  3. Click the Swap Button.

Post-Restore Steps

  • Successful Submission:
    • You should see the message “Performed swap successfully”.
    • If you do not see this message, contact ATS immediately. Do not attempt to submit the restore again as it can cause content loss.
  • Customer Confirmation:
    • Have the customer confirm the content.
    • The customer can publish at their earliest convenience.

Important Notes

  • Cross-Account Restores:
    • Restores can be performed across GoDaddy accounts, but the agent must be validated into both accounts.
    • Restores cannot be performed between a GoDaddy account and a reseller account.
  1. Purchase the Same Product:

    • Ensure the customer purchases the same hosting product they previously had.
  2. Check Expiration Date:

    • Verify when the hosting expired.
    • If it expired within the last 30 days, inform the customer that recovery is possible and there will be a hosting recovery charge.
  3. Perform Hosting Restore:

    • Use the CTK toolkit under “Hosting Deleted” to perform the restore.
    • Ensure the new product is set up under the same server location and uses the same domain.
  4. More Than 30 Days:

    • If the hosting expired more than 30 days ago, inform the customer that the website cannot be recovered due to the backup being deleted.
    • Suggest using GoDaddy’s Website Design Services (WDS) for assistance in rebuilding their website
 

Important Notes

  • Hosting Recovery Charge:
    • Ensure the customer is aware of the recovery charge if the hosting expired within 30 days.
  • Backup Deletion:
    • Explain that backups are deleted after 30 days, making recovery impossible beyond this period.
  1. Check Hosting and Domain Location:
    • Determine where the hosting and domain are located.
  2. Domain with GoDaddy, Hosting with Another Provider:
    • Clarify with the customer what the IP address for the server is.
    • Ensure the domain is active and not suspended due to payment issues.
  3. Domain with Another Provider, Hosting with GoDaddy:
    • Provide the IP address to the customer to check with their DNS management.
    • Ensure the hosting is active and not suspended due to payment issues.
  4. Verify Active Status:
    • Confirm that both the domain and hosting are active and not suspended.
  5. Persistent Issues:
    • If the issue persists after completing these steps, contact ATS or transfer the call to the hosting support team.

Additional Tips

  • DNS Management:
    • Guide the customer on how to update DNS settings if needed.

Purchase the Same Product:

  • Ensure the customer purchases the same MS365 product on the new GoDaddy account.

 

Validate Both Accounts:

  • Make sure both the current and new GoDaddy accounts are validated.
  • Do Not Delete the Current Mailbox:

  • Keep the current mailbox intact and do not delete it.
  • Contact EATS:

  • Reach out to Email ATS (EATS) and inform them that the customer wants to perform a shopper move for the mailbox.
  • Inform the Customer:

  • Let the customer know that the transition time (TAT) is up to 24-48 hours

Export Email Data:

        • Using Outlook:
          • Add your current email account to Outlook.
          • Go to File > Open & Export > Import/Export.
          • Select Export to a file and choose Outlook Data File (.pst).
          • Select the email account you want to export, ensure Include subfolders is checked, and click Next.
          • Choose a location to save the .pst file and click Finish
      1. Import Email Data to MS365:

        • Using Outlook:
          • Add your Microsoft 365 account to Outlook.
          • Go to File > Open & Export > Import/Export.
          • Select Import from another program or file and choose Outlook Data File (.pst).
          • Browse to the .pst file you exported earlier, select it, and click Open.
          • Choose Import items into the same folder and select your Microsoft 365 account from the list.
          • Click Finish
      2. Migrate Contacts:

        • Export Contacts:
          • From your current email account, export contacts as a CSV file.
          • In Outlook, go to File > Open & Export > Import/Export.
          • Select Export to a file and choose Comma Separated Values (CSV).
          • Save the file to your desired location
        • Import Contacts:
          • In Outlook, go to File > Open & Export > Import/Export.
          • Select Import from another program or file and choose Comma Separated Values (CSV).
          • Browse to the CSV file you exported earlier, select it, and click Open.
          • Choose Import items into the same folder and select your Microsoft 365 account from the list.
          • Click Finish
      3. Migrate Calendar:

        • Export Calendar:
          • From your current email account, export the calendar as an iCalendar (.ics) file.
          • Save the file to your desired location
        • Import Calendar:
          • In Outlook, go to File > Open & Export > Import/Export.
          • Select Import an iCalendar or vCalendar file.
          • Browse to the .ics file you exported earlier, select it, and click Open.
          • Choose Import to merge the calendar items into your Microsoft 365 calendar
  1. Check Junk/Spam Folder:

    • Ask the customer to check their Junk or Spam folder in Outlook. Sometimes, legitimate emails can be mistakenly marked as spam.
  2. Verify Email Sorting Options:

    • Ensure the customer has the correct sorting options set in Outlook. They can click on the Inbox, then Filter, and choose the appropriate sorting method.
  3. Disable Add-ins:

    • Sometimes, add-ins can interfere with email receipt. Go to File > Options > Add-ins. Select COM Add-ins and click Go. Uncheck all add-ins and click OK. Restart Outlook and check if the issue is resolved.
  4. Check Inbox Storage:

    • Confirm that the customer’s inbox is not full. If it is, they should delete unwanted emails to free up space.
  5. Disable Offline Mode:

    • Ensure that Outlook is not set to Work Offline. Go to the Send/Receive tab and click Work Offline to reconnect.
  6. Run Support and Recovery Assistant:

    • Download and run the Microsoft Support and Recovery Assistant to diagnose and fix issues with Outlook or the email account.
  7. Verify DNS Records:

    • Ensure that DNS records (MX, SPF, DKIM, and DMARC) are correctly configured.
  8. Check Mail Flow Settings:

    • Verify that there are no issues with mail flow or spam filter settings in the Exchange Admin Center.
  9. Check Licensing and Profile Issues:

    • Ensure there are no licensing issues or profile problems affecting the email account.
  10. Contact Support:

    • If the issue persists after trying these steps, advise the customer to contact Microsoft 365 support for further assistance.

Steps to Handle 2FA Disable Request

    1. Inform the Customer:

      • Politely inform the customer that you do not have access to disable 2FA on their MS365 email account.
    2. Transfer the Call:

      • Transfer the call to the relevant team that handles MS365 email security settings.
    3. Email ATS for Assistance:

      • Send an email to ATS for further assistance with the customer’s request.
  1. Inform the Customer:

    • Explain that to use MS365 directly from Microsoft, the current mailbox attached to the domain needs to be removed.
    • Ensure the customer understands that this will involve deleting the account, not the product, in the email sections.
  2. Customer Agreement:

    • If the customer agrees, proceed with the following steps.
  3. Delete the Account:

    • Log in to the GoDaddy account.
    • Navigate to the email sections and delete the account associated with the domain.
  4. Contact ATS:

    • Reach out to ATS (Email ATS) and inform them that the customer wants to remove the tenancy for the domain.
  5. Inform the Customer:

    • Let the customer know that the transition time (TAT) is up to 24 hours before they can use MS365 directly with Microsoft

Important Notes

  • Loss of Access:
    • Make sure the customer is aware that deleting the account will result in losing access to their current mailbox.
  • Transition Time:
    • Inform the customer that it may take up to 24 hours for the changes to take effect and for them to start using MS365 directly from Microsoft
  1. Check Junk/Spam Folder:

    • Ask the customer to check their Junk or Spam folder in Outlook. Sometimes, legitimate emails can be mistakenly marked as spam.
  2. Verify Email Sorting Options:

    • Ensure the customer has the correct sorting options set in Outlook. They can click on the Inbox, then Filter, and choose the appropriate sorting method.
  3. Disable Add-ins:

    • Sometimes, add-ins can interfere with email receipt. Go to File > Options > Add-ins. Select COM Add-ins and click Go. Uncheck all add-ins and click OK. Restart Outlook and check if the issue is resolved.
  4. Check Inbox Storage:

    • Confirm that the customer’s inbox is not full. If it is, they should delete unwanted emails to free up space.
  5. Disable Offline Mode:

    • Ensure that Outlook is not set to Work Offline. Go to the Send/Receive tab and click Work Offline to reconnect.
  6. Run Support and Recovery Assistant:

    • Download and run the Microsoft Support and Recovery Assistant to diagnose and fix issues with Outlook or the email account.
  7. Verify DNS Records:

    • Ensure that DNS records (MX, SPF, DKIM, and DMARC) are correctly configured.
  8. Check Mail Flow Settings:

    • Verify that there are no issues with mail flow or spam filter settings in the Exchange Admin Center.
  9. Check Licensing and Profile Issues:

    • Ensure there are no licensing issues or profile problems affecting the email account.
  10. Contact Support:

    • If the issue persists after trying these steps, please transfer this call to the Email ATS

Refund Policy

  • Domain
    • Click here for the official Refund Policy. Note: Some domains by have unique refund rules. Please visit the Help article of the domain in question (visit the “Top domains” tab of this Cheatsheet and search for the domain to find a link to that domain’s Help article).
  • Web Hosting
    • Annual Plans – Customers can request a refund within 30 days of the date of the transaction.
    • Monthly Plans – Customers can request a refund within 48 hours of the date of the transaction.
  •  Website + Marketing
    • Annual Plans – Customers can request a refund within 7 days of the date of the transaction.
    • Monthly Plans – Customers can request a refund within 48 hours of the date of the transaction.
  • Microsoft 365
    • Annual plans of Microsoft 365 (as well as Microsoft 365 Copilot, Visio Plan 1, Planner Plan, and Power BI Pro) can be refunded if canceled within 7 days of the transaction date. Standard refund terms apply for monthly plans.
  • Standard Refund Terms:

    • Annual Plans: Refundable within 30 days of purchase.

    • Monthly Plans: Refundable within 48 hours of purchase.