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tier differences · Terms of Service

OpenTools policy finding

“ Developers can pay for services themselves, or they can have Users pay by using the OAuth flow to let Users sign in with their OpenTools settings and billing. Pricing for services is available on our pricing page, and varies by service and whether a discount is applied. Users can pay for services by purchasing credits using a payment card. Credits are non-refundable. Credits can be used to pay for services, and can be topped up at any time. While OpenTools is in beta, credits may expire 12 months after purchase. OpenTools uses Stripe to securely process payments. See their terms of service. Credits purchased via credit card incur a total fee of 5% + $0.35. In the event that we receive a fraud dispute on one of your payments, or any chargeback related to fraud, you will lose credits equal to the amount of the chargeback plus the fee levied by Stripe for handling the dispute (currently $15). If you are a business and would like invoices for each payment, Stripe charges an additional fee of 0.4% per invoice, capped at $2 per transaction. When using your own provider API keys (via integrations), we will deduct credits from your account equal to 5% of the cost of the request, calculated using the pricing listed on OpenTools at the time of the request. We may change our pricing at any time. If we do, we will provide notice of the change on the OpenTools website or Services.”
Document
Terms of Service
Captured
2026-09-25
Location
§ 5 (Payment)
Snapshot SHA-256
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