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New Manage the payment methods saved on your account directly inside Bizzy — no need to leave Bizzy for routine changes.

Prerequisites

  • You must be an Owner or Admin to view or change payment methods
  • An active billing customer record (created automatically the first time you save a payment method or upgrade a plan)

Open the page

  1. Navigate to Settings > Account > Billing
  2. Click Manage payment methods in the page header
You land at /settings/account/billing/payment-methods.

What you can do

ActionWhat happens
Add payment methodOpens an in-app dialog with a secure form powered by Stripe Checkout. Save a card or US bank account (ACH); Apple Pay, Google Pay, and Link also appear automatically when supported by your browser or device. After your bank approves it (including any 3-D Secure step), it appears in the list.
Set as defaultMarks the payment method as the one used for subscription renewal, credit top-ups, and consumable overage charges. The current default’s row shows a Default badge.
RemoveDetaches the payment method from your account immediately. Confirm in the prompt before it’s removed. You can’t remove your last payment method — add a new one first if you want to swap.
The first payment method you add is automatically promoted to default.

After you add a payment method

Once you complete the form and click Save payment method, one of three outcomes appears at the top of the page:
OutcomeWhat you see
Immediate successThe payment method appears in your list and is set as default if it’s your first one.
Save processingA notice reading “Your payment is processing. We’ll email you when it completes.” This can occur for bank-debit methods that settle asynchronously.
ErrorA notice reading “We couldn’t save your payment method. Please try again.” Nothing was saved; try again or use a different payment method.

Empty state

When no payment methods are saved yet, the page shows an empty state with a prominent Add payment method call-to-action. The same dialog opens whether you click the empty-state button or the Add payment method button in the page header.

Default payment method behavior

  • Exactly one payment method is the default at any time. Setting a non-default one as default replaces the previous one.
  • If you remove the default and others remain, Bizzy automatically promotes the most-recently-added remaining payment method on the next page load. To pick a different default, use Set as default on the one you prefer.
  • Subscription invoices, credit top-ups, and overage charges all bill the default payment method.
  • At least one payment method must always be on file. Removing your only one is blocked; add a replacement first.

If a payment fails

When we can’t charge your default payment method for a subscription renewal, your account enters a 48-hour grace window. Retries run on a schedule (roughly +1h, +24h, +47h after the first failure) before canceling the subscription. You’ll receive escalating emails over that window:
WhenNotificationWhat it tells you
Right awayPayment failedThe first attempt didn’t go through; update your payment method to keep your subscription.
~24 hours laterService interruption warningStill no successful payment; one more retry remains.
~48 hours laterFinal warning — cancellation imminentYour subscription is about to be canceled.
If all retries fail, the subscription is canceled and Bizzy automatically:
  • Moves the account to the Free plan
  • Disables (but does not delete) resources beyond Free-tier limits — agents, automations, MCP servers, and extra members
  • Sends a final “subscription canceled” email summarizing what happened
Your data is preserved throughout — nothing is deleted. To restore your subscription, update your payment method in the Stripe Customer Portal and pick a plan. Disabled resources can be re-activated once you’re back within that tier’s limits.

Invoices

View, download, and pay invoices in-app

Stripe Customer Portal

Use the hosted portal for tax info and plan changes

Credits

How credits and auto-recharge use your default payment method
Last modified on May 30, 2026