Billing

Billing and subscription information for Sicket

This page explains how Sicket billing works in practice for self-serve plans and when enterprise billing is handled separately.

Last updated: April 14, 2026

How self-serve billing works

  • Starter and Professional are self-serve plans billed monthly through Stripe.
  • Enterprise is custom and sales-led, with billing and commercial terms handled directly.
  • Final tax, seller, invoice, and payment details are shown in Stripe Checkout before payment is confirmed.
  • Self-serve subscriptions renew monthly unless cancellation is scheduled.

Plan changes

  • Upgrades apply immediately.
  • Stripe can create a prorated charge for the remaining time in the current billing period when you upgrade.
  • Downgrades are scheduled for the end of the current paid period.
  • Your organization keeps access to the current plan until the downgrade effective date.

Cancellation and reactivation

  • Cancellation is scheduled for the end of the current paid period.
  • Automatic refunds are not provided.
  • If you change your mind before the effective date, you can remove a scheduled downgrade or cancellation from My Plan.

Invoices, payment methods, and tax IDs

  • Payment methods, invoices, and invoice history are managed in the Stripe customer portal.
  • Tax IDs are collected and managed through Stripe Checkout and the Stripe customer portal.
  • Sicket also stores a billing profile in the product for business name, billing email, country, and invoice identity details.

Payment issues

If a payment fails or billing details need to be updated, Sicket may show a billing issue status in the product and prompt the organization to update billing details. Continued non-payment can affect renewal and access.

Enterprise billing

Enterprise plans are not handled as standard self-serve subscriptions. Billing structure, onboarding, support, and commercial terms are agreed directly with Sicket.

For billing or commercial questions, contact [email protected].