How we charge your account and issue refunds

Webdock operates with a fairly unique pricing and billing structure.

• All Profiles have a fixed monthly price

• If you delete a server or cancel a service, the service will continue until the end of the billing period after which it is automatically canceled and deleted.

• We only count outgoing bandwidth towards your network usage. We will charge you a fixed fee pr. TB overage and not limit your port speed (see below). We will send you warning emails when there is unusually high usage though, in case your server has been compromised. Read More.

Please see our Terms and Conditions for more information.

We make the first charge for your server the morning after you created it where we charge you for the remainder of the current month. We then charge every subsequent 1st of the month for a full month up-front. That way, moving forward, you know you will always be billed by Webdock on the first of the month and not some arbitrary date.

You receive an invoice for all billable services in your account, by mail, and your credit card is charged the same day.

• If the credit card charge fails, we will notify you and retry automatically 5 times over the course of 5 days.
• If you do not provide a valid credit card or make a payment in Service Credits to cover the cost of services, your server(s) will be stopped and you will be unable to restart them nor provision new ones.
• Once you update your credit card information or provide payment your account will immediately be reactivated.
• If you do not update your credit card information, we will issue a final warning 1 week after our last payment retry and if you do not react, your servers will be deleted and your account will be suspended after a review by a human (we never auto-delete servers).

If you have any problems regarding billing, please be in touch

If my Webdock server is powered off, do I still get billed?

Yes. We maintain your data and backups, and reserve your IPv4 address and ability to use resources such as RAM etc. even when your server is powered off - therefore you are still billed for the server. If you want to avoid paying for the server, you can archive it (thereby freeing up your IP address and other resources) or delete it.

As a business you can get free development servers

As a business or agency you might need a pool of servers purely for short-term development purposes. Webdock offers free servers for eligible businesses who have large enough volume with us. Be in touch with Webdock support for more information.