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 Terms of Service
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-_Last Updated: March 30, 2021_
+_Last Updated: May 5, 2021_
 
 ## The Gist
 We (the [folks at Automattic](http://automattic.com/about/)) are on a mission to make the web a better place. We hope you love our products and services — from website publishing tools to ecommerce solutions to security backup systems to management tools for distributed companies to the next great idea that we haven’t even thought of yet — as much as we love creating them.
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 Please note that additional third-party terms and conditions may apply to Content you download, copy, purchase, or use.
 ## 5. Fees, Payment, and Renewal
 ### a. Automattic Fees
-**Fees for Paid Services.** Some of our Services are offered for a fee, like [WordPress.com plans](https://wordpress.com/pricing/), [WooCommerce themes or extensions](https://woocommerce.com/), [Jetpack plans](https://jetpack.com/pricing/), [Jetpack CRM bundles](https://jetpackcrm.com/pricing/), [VaultPress plans](https://vaultpress.com/plans/), [Happy Tools](https://happy.tools), [MailPoet plans](https://account.mailpoet.com/), the [Payments feature](https://en.support.wordpress.com/recurring-payments-button/), [WooCommerce Payments](https://docs.woocommerce.com/document/payments/faq/fees/), [Email](https://wordpress.com/support/add-email/adding-email-powered-by-titan-to-your-site/), and [domain registration and renewal](https://en.support.wordpress.com/domains/domain-pricing-and-available-tlds/) (collectively, “Paid Services”). By using a Paid Service, you agree to pay the specified fees. Depending on the Paid Service, there may be one-time fees, recurring fees, or revenue-based fees. For recurring fees, we’ll bill or charge you in the automatically-renewing interval (such as monthly, annually, or biennially) you select, on a pre-pay basis until you cancel, which you can do at any time by contacting the relevant support team. For revenue-based fees — such as [fees for the Payments feature](https://en.support.wordpress.com/recurring-payments-button/#related-fees) — you pay us a percentage of the revenue your website generates. Revenue-based fees are ongoing.
+**Fees for Paid Services.** Some of our Services are offered for a fee, like [WordPress.com plans](https://wordpress.com/pricing/), [WooCommerce themes or extensions](https://woocommerce.com/), [Jetpack plans](https://jetpack.com/pricing/), [Jetpack CRM bundles](https://jetpackcrm.com/pricing/), [VaultPress plans](https://vaultpress.com/plans/), [Happy Tools](https://happy.tools), [MailPoet plans](https://account.mailpoet.com/), the [Payments feature](https://en.support.wordpress.com/recurring-payments-button/), [WooCommerce Payments](https://docs.woocommerce.com/document/payments/faq/fees/), [Email](https://wordpress.com/support/add-email/adding-email-powered-by-titan-to-your-site/), and [domain registration and renewal](https://en.support.wordpress.com/domains/domain-pricing-and-available-tlds/) (collectively, “Paid Services”). By using a Paid Service, you agree to pay the specified fees. Depending on the Paid Service, there may be one-time fees, recurring fees, or revenue-based fees. For recurring fees, we’ll bill or charge you in the automatically-renewing interval (such as monthly, annually, or biennially) you select, on a pre-pay basis until you cancel, which you can do at any time by contacting the relevant support team. For revenue-based fees — such as [fees for the Payments feature](https://wordpress.com/support/wordpress-editor/blocks/payments/#related-fees) — you pay us a percentage of the revenue your website generates. Revenue-based fees are ongoing.
 **Taxes.** To the extent permitted by law, or unless explicitly stated otherwise, all fees do not include applicable federal, provincial, state, local or other governmental sales, value-added, goods and services, harmonized or other taxes, fees, or charges (“Taxes”). You’re responsible for paying all applicable Taxes relating to your use of our Services, your payments, or your purchases. If we’re obligated to pay or collect Taxes on the fees you’ve paid or will pay, you’re responsible for those Taxes, and we may collect payment.
 **Payment.** If your payment fails, Paid Services are otherwise not paid for or paid for on time (for example, if you contact your bank or credit card company to decline or reverse the charge of fees for Paid Services), or we suspect a payment is fraudulent, we may immediately cancel or revoke your access to Paid Services without notice to you.
 **Automatic Renewal.** To ensure uninterrupted service, recurring Paid Services are automatically renewed. This means that unless you cancel a Paid Service before the end of the applicable subscription period, it will automatically renew, and you authorize us to use any payment mechanism we have on record for you, like credit cards or PayPal, or invoice you (in which case payment is due within 15 days) to collect the then-applicable subscription fee as well as any Taxes. By default, your Paid Services will be renewed for the same interval as your original subscription period, so for example, if you purchase a one-year subscription to a WordPress.com plan, you’ll be charged each year for access for another 12-month period. We may charge your account up to one month before the end of the subscription period to make sure pesky billing issues don’t inadvertently disrupt your access to our Services. The date for the automatic renewal is based on the date of the original purchase and cannot be changed. If you’ve purchased access to multiple services, you may have multiple renewal dates.