About FlightLogger subscription

All clients use the same payment method for FlightLogger, which is handled through automatic payment.

The automatic payment approach offers important benefits for both our clients and the FlightLogger team:

• It removes the need for manual administration

• It helps prevent missed payments

• It allows us to focus on improving FlightLogger, rather than managing overdue invoices

• It also helps us reduce labour costs, which is why a handling fee applies to manual bank transfers

Below is a short summary of how the automatic payment method works:

• Clients register a credit card within FlightLogger
• An invoice is sent on the 1st of each month
• The registered credit card is automatically charged 10 days later, unless we are contacted in advance

Please note that your FlightLogger subscription begins once you receive access to your new account, typically on the first day of training as you will receive full access to the platform.

This payment model is the standard for SaaS (Software as a Service) platforms like FlightLogger.

In fact, we use the same approach when paying for many of the services that support FlightLogger’s operations.

Most of these are also SaaS-based systems, including:

• Heroku – hosting the FlightLogger application

• Digital Ocean – hosting our website

• Amazon – storing all uploaded files

• GitHub – managing version control

For these reasons, we currently do not offer alternative payment methods.