Simple refund policy with clear eligibility, timing, and billing rules.

Frequently Asked Questions

Clear answers to common questions about this CybroHost service, including setup, resources, security, upgrades, and support.

What does the Refund Policy cover?

The Refund Policy explains refund eligibility, billing rules, cancellation requirements, non-refundable services, and how refund requests are reviewed for CybroHost services.

Is there a money-back guarantee?

CybroHost provides a 14-day money-back guarantee for eligible services as described in the Refund Policy. SMTP VPS plans are non-refundable once payment is completed and the service is activated.

Which services may be non-refundable?

Non-refundable items may include SMTP VPS plans after payment and activation, additional IP addresses, third-party licenses, setup fees, custom work, abuse-related suspensions, payment-provider fees, or services specifically listed as excluded from refunds.

How do I request a refund?

Submit a support ticket from the official client area and include the service, order details, reason for the request, and any relevant billing information so the team can review eligibility.

Can a suspended service be refunded?

Services suspended or terminated for illegal activity, spamming, phishing, fraudulent activity, malware distribution, network abuse, payment fraud, chargeback abuse, or CybroHost policy violations are not eligible for a refund. SMTP VPS plans are non-refundable after payment and activation.

How long does refund processing take?

Refund processing time depends on review, payment method, billing status, and payment provider timelines. Approved refunds are processed according to the policy and the original payment channel where possible.

Are SMTP VPS plans refundable?

No. SMTP VPS plans are non-refundable once payment is completed and the service is activated. This applies to the base SMTP VPS plan, additional IP addresses, setup-related fees, and SMTP VPS add-ons, except where a refund is required by applicable law, payment-network rules, or the applicable payment processor or merchant of record.