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When the trial ends, your public site closes to students right away; the dashboard stays accessible so you can subscribe. Your courses and settings are kept for 30 days, and subscribing in that window restores everything as it was. We email you a reminder 2–3 days before the trial ends.

Upgrading takes effect immediately — you're only charged the prorated difference, never billed in full again. You can cancel anytime too — it takes effect at the end of your current billing cycle, you keep full access until then, and you can change your mind and reactivate any time before it ends. Downgrading requires meeting your new plan's limits first (e.g. course count) — you'll need to unpublish or archive anything over the limit before it can go through; once confirmed, features and price change together at the end of your current period, never early and never with an extra charge.

Team seats include you and any invited instructors: 1 on Basic, 2 on Growth and 5 on Pro. At the limit you can't invite more until you upgrade; existing members aren't affected.

Your Teachvix subscription and the prices you set for your own students are both billed in your school's currency, based on the country you choose when signing up (Malaysia, Taiwan, Singapore, or Hong Kong). Stripe Connect (Malaysia, Singapore, or Hong Kong) automatically converts currency for card payments from abroad, and PayPal (Malaysia only) is built specifically for cross-border buyers. Taiwan's local gateways (ECPay, NewebPay, PayUni) are TWD-focused, best suited for buyers paying from within Taiwan.

Depends on your school's country: Malaysia gets Stripe Connect (FPX bank transfer / cards), toyyibPay (FPX bank transfer at a lower fee), senangPay (GrabPay / Touch 'n Go / Boost / Atome), and PayPal; Taiwan gets ECPay, NewebPay, and PayUni (credit card / ATM transfer / convenience-store barcode payment); Singapore gets Stripe Connect (cards, PayNow) and HitPay; Hong Kong gets Stripe Connect (cards), Airwallex (FPS), and QFPay (WeChat Pay / Alipay HK / PayMe / UnionPay). Every country can also turn on "manual / offline transfer" as a fallback — no gateway account needed, you collect payment directly into your own bank account and verify it yourself. You choose which of your country's options to offer your students.

No. The first checkout step asks only for an email; the system creates the learner account, signs them in, and they go on to pay. The receipt email carries a link to set a password, and once the email is verified the learner can enter the learning area. If that email already has an account at your school, they enter its password or a 6-digit code instead.

If the student paid through Stripe Connect, yes — it's a real recurring subscription that renews automatically. Every other gateway (toyyibPay, senangPay, HitPay, PayPal, Airwallex, QFPay, or Taiwan's ECPay/NewebPay/PayUni) is manual renewal: the student gets notified and completes it themselves from the course page.

Yes — mark a course as requiring shipping and students provide a mailing address at checkout. Malaysia and Singapore schools can connect an EasyParcel account to book a courier with one click and get a real tracking number; Hong Kong and Singapore schools can also connect Easyship the same way. Taiwan (or any school without a connected courier account) enters carrier and tracking details manually after packing the order.