@WSam - To clarify, anyone who goes to Miro’s website and signs up for a free account is not asked for a credit card. If your card is being charged by “MIRO.COM” on your credit card statement, at some point someone entered your credit card information into Miro. If this was not you, then you should contact  your credit card issuer.

I have received no emails about an invoice.

Some may ask, “How can this be happening to me?!”

A few possible scenarios:

1. Someone signs up with an email address, pays for a Miro subscription, and then
   1. Another Team Admin deletes them from a team
   2. Another Team Admin changes the Billing Admin email address in the Team’s Profile settings → Billing (now someone else is getting the emails) - NOTE: This is also considered a “feature” in Miro as it allows someone to pay for a Miro team subscription without consuming a paid license.
   3. someone updates their Miro account profile to another email address and now the billing statements are going to another email address.
   4. Someone signs up for a Free Plan, upgrades, and then deletes the paid team without first cancelling the subscription. 

I will request hat a Miro support ticket be opened for you, but I will warn that if you do not even know what the email address is was used for the subscription, then Miro will likely not be able to link it to the changes being made by their credit card processing provider, Stripe.

I would suggest that you think about to a time when you (or someone you know may have) used this credit card with Miro. Then, search emails to that address for:

• Subject like “Your receipt from RealtimeBoard Inc. dba Miro” or 
• emails from: @stripe.com

I have the same issue. I am being charged and when I log in it says I am on a free account. I have no e-mail of any sort that indicates an invoice or a billing of some sort. No way to contact a human to fix it. I’ll contest charges.

@justausername - I have converted your reply into a Miro support ticket - you should receive an email notification shortly.

This is happening to me as well. 

My current company and former company both use Miro.  When I log into using both former and current company email addresses, the plan is showing as free.  No receipt emails with the mythical customer support contact information in any inbox.

Even more fun, this company has no way to contact customer support to determine if this is a legitimate charge on my card or fraud.   Chargeback it is… buyer beware… even when you’re not a buyer apparently.

Hello,

I am writing to complain about an unexpected charge that just occurred on my credit card by Miro.

Late last year December, we got into the miro startup program and were given a $1,000 credit that was supposed to last for one year. but today I got a billing of $343 that was charged to my account one month after the so-called credits were given to us. my account is currently upgraded to a year plan. how come there is a charge that is now being sent to me 1 month after the program? the money is super important to us and we would appreciate it if it could be reversed. 

please look into this and get back to us please

Looking forward to hearing from you

Respectfully 

Elyan

I see you created a post, so I will include the same reply there too.

For billing related questions, your best course of action is to open a support ticket – instructions on how to do this can be found in the How to contact Miro Support help center article.

Hi, I also got charged on my credit card by Miro, even though I am on a free account. I have a free account on my personal email address (for personal stuff) and my freelancer- work email address (associated to this miroverse account). The credit card charge has no reference number written on it, it just says €21,77 was deducted on Mon 15.01.24.

@Else van der Berg - Your comment has been forwarded to the Miro Support team. You should have received a notification of this by email. Please feel free to reply to that email with any additional information about the charge that you did not want posted publicly on this forum.

Hello,

I canceled  my free trial for a Business account on March 31st, and I just realized they charged me two weeks later 232 dollars!!! I sent them already an email  attaching screenshots and the email confirmation of the free trial suscription. Hope I receive my refund doesn’t make sense!

Hi @ANGELICA GARCIA HURTADO 

So sorry to hear about the billing issues. I have created a support ticket for you and someone will review your account. I saw that you posted in another thread, so I’ll post this message there as well. 

I have the same issue. I am being charged and when I log in it says I am on a free account. I have no e-mail of any sort that indicates an invoice or a billing of some sort. No way to contact a human to fix it. I’ll contest charges.

Hi @Nicole Scalamandre 

Sorry to hear about this issue. I’ve converted this into a ticket for you and someone will be in touch shortly. 

I have the same issue, I cancelled my account and I’m still being charged for it. When I log in it says I´m on a free account.

@Rogelio Haces Gil 

Did you have an active, pay subscription at one point or did you perhaps sign up for a trial, but did not cancel your subscription before it renewed?

While you may have a Free Plan team space associated with your account profile, do you perhaps have any other team spaces associated with your Miro account profile, e.g.:

If yes, when you go here: https://miro.com/app/settings/user-profile/, and then cycle through the team spaces and check for a Billing option:

If you are seeing the above, then you could cancel your subscription by following steps in this help center article:

https://help.miro.com/hc/en-us/articles/360011986179-How-to-cancel-your-subscription

However, if none of this is relevant to your situation, just let us know and we’ll be sure to get you in contact with the support team!

I have the same issue, I cancelled my account and I’m still being charged for it. When I log in it says I´m on a free account.

@Rogelio Haces Gil

Did you have an active, pay subscription at one point or did you perhaps sign up for a trial, but did not cancel your subscription before it renewed?

While you may have a Free Plan team space associated with your account profile, do you perhaps have any other team spaces associated with your Miro account profile, e.g.:

 

If yes, when you go here: https://miro.com/app/settings/user-profile/, and then cycle through the team spaces and check for a Billing option:

 

If you are seeing the above, then you could cancel your subscription by following steps in this help center article:

https://help.miro.com/hc/en-us/articles/360011986179-How-to-cancel-your-subscription

 

However, if none of this is relevant to your situation, just let us know and we’ll be sure to get you in contact with the support team!

A few months ago I had an active subscription, but I cancelled it and I even erased the account at some point, yet I’m still being charged. I only have one active team right now and it’s free. I previously had several teams but only one of them had an active subscription.

@Rogelio Haces Gil - I have converted your post into a support ticket. You should have received an email confirming the ticket’s creation. Please feel free to reply to that email with any relevant details that you did not wish to share publicly in this forum.

I appreciate it, Robert. Thanks for your help :)

I just got a charge on my account for Miro. I checked and I am on the free plan. Can someone get back to me for this?

hi ​@Amanda Dianne 

Sorry to hear you’re having issues. If you got charged, this means you’re on a paid plan. As a paying subscriber, you can open a Miro support ticket by following these instructions: https://help.miro.com/hc/en-us/articles/360020185799-How-to-contact-Miro-Support#h_01F010RXA0E1S9C0WFQYX75R6C

I am not on a paid plan. I checked several times and it is on the free plan. Also, why would I post on this forum “being billed for a free plan” if I thought I was on a paid plan. 

Hi ​@Amanda Dianne 

A support ticket was created for you. Someone will get in touch shortly.