Kaspr alternatives in India

Annual plans are paid upfront, renew automatically and have no prorated refunds, though individual annual buyers can switch to monthly within 7 days and get the difference back. The trap is credits: cancelling or a failed renewal wipes all unused credits for good, and annual exports do not roll over.

The vendor does not publish currency, contract length, renewal, refund or GST terms, so get them written into the order form. Contacts you reveal remain usable only through the contract, so plan what happens to worked records if you leave.

Annual billing is about a fifth cheaper and grants the year's credits upfront, extra seats are sold only on annual, and you cannot drop back to monthly mid-term. The trap: the Terms say monthly plans are charged every four weeks, which is thirteen charges a year, all fees are non-refundable, and the old pay-as-you-go credit packs are no longer sold.

Credits are granted per billing cycle and expire unused, and add-on credits renew automatically every cycle until you remove them. Payments are non-refundable, downgrades cut access at once with no refund for the rest of the term, and prices exclude tax.

Yearly plans hand over all credits upfront and forfeit whatever is unused at the end of the year, while monthly Pro and Premium roll credits over up to twice the monthly allowance and Starter does not roll over at all. Plans renew automatically at the then current price, and the terms require you to cancel at least 14 days before the renewal date or the renewal is payable and non-refundable.

Cost is built from licences, features and credits, and integrations or Streaming Intent add a base fee and minimum credit purchases on top. Indian buyers should expect a foreign currency invoice with no GST charged, so reverse charge GST and withholding tax are on you.