Buyer-facing cancellation, renewal, refund, and billing support terms for Traseq subscriptions and research credit purchases.
This Refund Policy explains how cancellations, renewals, billing corrections, and refund requests are handled for Traseq purchases completed through our web checkout.
For purchases processed on this site, Paddle is the Merchant of Record. Paddle handles checkout, invoicing, tax collection, and refund processing. Refund requests for those purchases are handled under Paddle's Buyer Terms and any non-waivable rights that apply where you live.
It should be read together with our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.
Traseq is digital software. Access or usage may begin immediately after purchase.
This policy applies to web purchases completed through Traseq checkout, including:
For purchases processed through Paddle:
If you were charged more than once for the same order, were billed after a successful cancellation, or did not receive purchased access because of a technical provisioning failure, contact us as soon as possible.
We will work with Paddle to correct the billing issue, which may include a refund or other billing adjustment.
Nothing in this Refund Policy limits any non-waivable rights you may have under applicable consumer law.
Where checkout asks you to start using digital services immediately, your agreement to immediate performance may affect any statutory withdrawal or cancellation right to the extent permitted by law and described by Paddle at checkout.
For billing, cancellation, invoice, or refund questions related to Paddle purchases, contact:
Traseq
support@traseq.com
You may also use Paddle's order support at paddle.net.
Please include, where available:
We aim to respond to billing support requests within 2 business days, though response times may vary during peak periods or when additional verification is required.
We may update this Refund Policy from time to time.
If we make a material change, we will post the updated version and update the effective date. Changes will apply prospectively unless required otherwise by law.