Billing | AngryPages

Money Rules

Billing covers paid access, subscriptions, invoices, direct sales, refunds, chargebacks, creator payouts, taxes, and provider issues.

Paid access should work. If something breaks, use Contact. If someone plays payment games, we protect AngryPages.

Payment Rails

AngryPages chooses the rail: Stripe, CCBill, bank transfer, invoice, direct sale, access code, or another approved lawful payment method.

Stripe is a tool, not the whole company. Some sales need review, a separate processor, direct handling, or no sale.

Pricing & Access

Prices appear at checkout or in an accepted written agreement. A purchase provides only the access, product, service, or benefit described there.

Paid access may depend on account status, region, payment approval, fraud review, age rules, access tier, processor rules, legal rules, and platform requirements.

Unlocks

When paid content is delivered to your account, the unlock is final by default.

You bought access, not a paperback return. If delivery failed or the wrong thing happened, tell us quickly.

Refund Help

For duplicate charges, failed access, fraud, processor error, or billing mistakes, contact us within 30 days.

Real errors can be fixed with a refund, payment reversal, replacement access, restored access, or another appropriate correction.

Subscriptions

If subscriptions are offered, checkout must show price, renewal, billing frequency, benefits, limits, and cancellation route.

Cancel future renewals through the route we provide. Trials, discounts, annual renewals, and fee changes get notice where required.

Creator Money

Accepted creators can earn 80% of eligible net paid-access revenue and 50% of eligible net ad revenue.

Approved direct sponsorships can also go to the creator. Payouts need approval, tax/payout info, $25 balance, and no active hold.

Payment Abuse

Fraud, stolen cards, chargebacks, refund abuse, sanctions risk, or payment games can restrict or end access.

We may reverse payments or access, hold payouts, close accounts, report to providers, or offset losses. Do not make us chase ghosts.