To reduce the risk of service interruption due to payment failures, we recommend adding a backup payment method.
Common reasons payments fail include:
Insufficient funds
Bank blocks or declines
Expired or outdated card details
If your primary payment method fails, Hospitable will automatically attempt to charge your backup method for the full invoice amount.
If no valid backup payment method is available and your payment fails, your subscription may be canceled.
How to Add a Backup Payment Method
Go to Settings ⚙️.
Click Plans & billing.
Select Payment Methods from the left-side menu.
Add a new credit card and click Save, or click PayPal to connect a PayPal account.
Click the three dots (⋯) next to the payment method.
Select Set as backup.
How Backup Billing Works
Your primary payment method is always charged first.
If that charge fails, your backup payment method is automatically charged.
The backup is charged for the full invoice amount.
You can change which payment method is primary or backup at any time from the Payment Methods page.
FAQs
When will my backup payment method be charged?
Only if your primary payment method fails.
Will I be notified if my payment fails?
Yes. You will receive a payment failure notification if we're unable to collect payment.
Can I have more than one backup method?
You can store multiple payment methods, but only one can be set as the primary and one as the backup at a time.
Can I remove a backup payment method?
Yes. From Settings ⚙️ → Plans & billing → Payment Methods, use the three-dot menu next to the method and delete it.
You must have at least one valid payment method at all times.