1. Credit Consumption:
Each plan in Let's Calendar includes a certain quota of credits. Credits are utilized when sending OR sending an update of calendar invites to unique recipients. Sending a new invite, sending an updated calendar invite, or canceling/rescheduling an event, each will consume one credit per action.
2. Bundled Credits and Overage Charges:
Each plan offers a specific number of bundled credits. There is no upper limit on the number of credits or invites a user can send, as long as they have available credits. However, once the bundled credits are utilized, any additional credits used will be subject to overage charges, as detailed in the pricing plans.
3. Sending Updates and Cancellations:
Sending updates to recipients who have already received calendar invites and canceling or rescheduling events also consume credits, similar to sending initial invites.
4. Purchase Bulk Credits:
Users have the option to purchase credits in advance in bulk. Let's Calendar offers a discount on bulk credit purchases. These purchased credits do not expire as long as the user's subscription remains active. Users can contact Let's Calendar via email to specify the desired quantity of credits for purchase.
5. Credits Expiry and Carry Forward:
Each month, along with subscription renewal, the monthly quota of credits is added to the user's account. If there are unused credits, they are carried forward to the next month, and new credits are added to the total. As long as the user's subscription remains active, credits do not expire.
6. Overage Charges:
Once the monthly allotment of credits is exhausted, users can continue sending calendar invites without limitations. However, any excess credits utilized beyond the bundled quota will incur overage charges. The specific overage charge is detailed on Let's Calendar's pricing page, and it is automatically charged during the next month's plan renewal.
7. Account Cancellation:
Upon account cancellation, users can continue using Let's Calendar's services until the end of their billing cycle. However, any applicable overage charges at the time of cancellation will be immediately charged. Additionally, if there are any remaining overage charges from the current billing cycle, they will be charged on the last date of the billing cycle.