Billing cycle examples

Billing cycle can be monthly or annual. Billing period start and end dates always have the same day (the end date of a billing period is the same as the start date of the next one). The start date of a billing period is included in the period, but the end date is not. So, the billing period 01.01.2018 – 01.02.2018 represents dates from the 1st of January, 00:00 to 31st of January, 23:59:59.

The month of a billing period is defined by its end date, so the period 23.05.2018 – 23.06.2018 is named June, and the billing period 01.01.2018 – 01.02.2018 is named February.

Examples of billing periods for different billing cycles

For a monthly subscription, which started on 11^th of November 2018: first billing period is 11.11.2018 - 11.12.2018, second is 11.12.2018 – 11.01.2019:

For a monthly subscription, which started on 25^th of November 2018: first billing period is 25.11.2018 – 25.12.2018, second is 25.12.2018 – 25.01.2019:

For an annual subscription, which started on 13^th of November first billing period is 13.11.2018 – 13.11.2019, second is 13.11.2019 – 13.11.2020):

For any subscription, which started on the last day of a month, your subscription will end on the:
- 30th day of a month with 31 days
- 29th day of the month with 30 days
- 28th day of February in a leap year
- 27th day of February in non-leap years
  
  If you purchase a monthly subscription on January 31st, the charge cycle should look like this:
  
  If you purchase an annual subscription with a monthly billing plan on January 31st, the charge cycle should look like this:
For any subscription, that started on the day before the last day of a month, your subscription will end on the:
- 29th day of a month with 31 days
- 28th day of a month with 30 days
  
  If you purchase a monthly subscription on January 30th, the charge cycle should look like this:
  
  If you purchase an annual subscription with a monthly billing plan on January 30th, the charge cycle should look like this: