We're flexible folks, which is why we have several payment options, adjustable renewal settings, and easy access to your billing history.

Payment Options

By offering multiple payment methods and renewal options, we try to make it as easy as possible for you to pay for your hosting services. Most of our customers choose to use a credit card or PayPal account to purchase and renew their services because payments can be made online and services can be renewed automatically. But if those options aren't ideal for you, we also accept a few alternative payment methods, including checks (US only), money orders (USD only), and purchase orders.

Check out this article for more information about payment options.

Renewal Settings

Your website is your business, your security, your livelihood; so a long service interruption could be damaging. We want your hosting experience to be worry-free and without interruption, which is one of the many reasons that our services are set to auto-renew by default.

Automatic renewals are an easy and convenient way to ensure that your services are always paid up to date, preventing service interruptions and loss of ownership. But if auto-renew isn't right for you, you can always change the settings for each of your services to renew manually. We'll send you notices for upcoming auto-renewals, service expiration dates, and any time a transaction is processed on your account so you'll always know what's going on. And in case you forget to read your emails, we'll save all of your transaction receipts in your Billing History. You've got a website to run; let us handle this!

One thing to note, an active credit card or PayPal account must be on file for the auto-renewal to process successfully, especially for our few services that renew on a monthly basis. But don't worry—we'll let you know if there's a problem with your payment information before it's too late.

Check out this article for more information about managing your renewal settings.

Billing History

Have you ever looked at your bank statement and wondered what you were charged for? Perhaps you don't recognize the company name or you just weren't expecting to be billed. We can help! Any charge from FastDomain will begin with FST* , followed by your domain name and our phone number. But your statement can't tell you exactly what the charge is for—there simply isn't enough room—but you can log in and view your Billing History by going to Account > Payments > Billing History for the details.

Any time a transaction is processed on the account, whether it's an auto-renewal or manual payment, the transaction receipt is saved in the Billing History and a copy is emailed to the account administrator.

Transaction receipts include the following:

• Customer and billing information
  • Name
  • Address
  • Phone number
• Invoice number
• Date
• Amount
• Description

The customer and billing information listed on your receipt reflects what we have on file for the account at the time the transaction is made. It's important to make sure your information is always up-to-date because changes cannot be made to receipts after the fact.

All receipts are listed oldest to newest. Your first receipt for the origination of your account is available by midnight GMT on the date of purchase; all other receipts are available immediately upon payment.

For help accessing your Billing History, check out this article. And if you have any questions or concerns about a receipt, contact our Billing Team and they'll be happy to assist you!