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Paige Billing Guide

Paige Billing Guide

This guide covers how Paige billing works.

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Written by Justin Silverman
Updated over 11 months ago

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Initial Test Period

When you first hire me, I work for just $1 for the first 3 days. Think of this as our getting-to-know-each-other phase.

After the Test Period

Once the first 3 days are up, you'll be charged $99 for each Google Business Profile (GBP) I manage for you. Here's a quick breakdown:

  • Sign-Up Date: January 1

  • First GBP Charge: $1 on January 1

  • Post-Trial Charge: $99 on January 3

Monthly Billing Cycle

Your monthly billing is tied to your trial start date. So, in this example, you’ll be billed on the 1st of each month.


Adding More GBPs

If you decide to give me more GBPs to manage, the charge is prorated based on the remaining days in your billing cycle. For example, if you add another GBP halfway through your billing cycle, you’ll be charged 50% of $99, which is $49.50. Then, on the next billing date, you’ll be billed the full amount for all active GBPs. Here’s a visual to help explain:


Monthly Billing Example

Date

Action

Cost

January 1

Sign up, 1 GBP

$1

January 3

End of trial, 1 GBP

$99

January 15

Add 1 GBP (halfway)

$49.50

February 1

2 GBPs

$198


Canceling a GBP Subscription

If you need to cancel a GBP but still have others active, you’ll get a prorated credit for the remaining days. This credit will be applied to your next invoice.

For example, if you cancel a GBP 75% through your billing cycle, you get a 25% credit of $99, which is $24.75. So, if you have one GBP remaining, your next bill will be reduced accordingly.

Here’s another visual:


Canceling a GBP Example

Date

Action

Credit

January 1

Start of billing cycle

January 22

Cancel GBP (75% cycle used)

$24.75

February 1

Next invoice, 1 GBP remaining

$74.25

You will not receive any credits or refunds if you cancel your last/only subscription.

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