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Why is the amount an estimate?
Stripe’s fees depend on the card, the country and any currency conversion, and Stripe only knows them once the payment is made. We work the maintainer’s share out from Stripe’s published prices, so it can be a few cents off. Stripe’s own report is the final figure.
Where does the money go?
Straight to the maintainer’s Stripe account. We keep a 2.5% platform fee and Stripe keeps its processing fee. We never hold the rest, and we never see your card.
How do I cancel a monthly brew?
Open the Stripe customer portal from the link in your receipt, or from the page you support, and cancel there. The brew stops at the end of the month you have paid for.
What does an issue brew mean?
It is a signal that you would like a GitHub issue looked at. It is not a bounty. The maintainer decides what to work on, and nothing is owed in return.
How do I report a page?
Use Report this page, choose a reason and tell us what is wrong. You do not need an account. We review every report and take a page down when it breaks our terms.
Can I get a refund?
The maintainer can refund a brew from their Stripe dashboard. We cannot refund it for you. Disputes and chargebacks are handled by Stripe and your card issuer.
Do I get a receipt?
Yes. Stripe emails your receipt after you pay. We never store your email address. Each maintainer is responsible for their own taxes.
Which countries are supported?
Maintainers see the list of supported payout countries before they start Stripe onboarding. If a country isn't listed, Stripe can't pay out there yet.
How do I change a monthly amount?
Open the Stripe customer portal from the link in your receipt, or from the page you support. You can change or cancel a monthly brew there.
How do I contact you?
E-mail support@brewmeatoken.com. That address is also for appeals when a page has been removed.