Billing
Payments & Receipts
Every GapFix payment is processed by Apple through the App Store. GapFix never sees, stores, or handles your card details — here's what that means in practice.
How payment works
When you subscribe to GapFix Pro, the charge goes through your Apple Account, using whatever payment method you have set up with Apple. GapFix isn't in the money path at all:
- Payment methods: whatever your Apple Account supports — typically cards, and in India, UPI as well as cards
- Currency: prices are regional (₹, $, £, €, A$, C$), and the final price is always shown in the App Store before you confirm
- Security: your payment details live with Apple; they are never shared with us
When you're charged
- Buying a subscription charges immediately — the moment you confirm the purchase with Apple
- Renewals are charged by Apple at the start of each new cycle (monthly, quarterly, or yearly) while auto-renewal is on
- The 7-day trial never charges anything — it has no payment method attached and doesn't convert into a purchase by itself
Receipts
Receipts come from Apple, not GapFix:
- Apple emails a receipt for each charge to the address on your Apple Account
- Your full purchase history is available in your Apple Account, and your active subscription details are under iOS Settings → Apple Account → Subscriptions
On a bank or card statement, the charge appears as an Apple / App Store charge rather than "GapFix" — worth remembering before you puzzle over a statement line.
Managing your payment method
Updating an expired card, switching to UPI, or changing payment order all happen in your Apple Account settings — the same place you manage payment for every other app. GapFix has no payment settings of its own.
Something looks wrong?
- Unexpected charge or wrong amount: start with Apple — they processed it and can see the full transaction. For refund requests, use reportaproblem.apple.com (see the "Refunds" article).
- Charged but Pro isn't active: email help@gapfix.app with the rough date of purchase and we'll help you sort out the subscription status.
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