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Credits & Refunds Policy

Last updated: 12 March 2026

Ripli uses credits for generation and handles failures with a credits-first policy designed to avoid wasted spend when outputs fail or are clearly unusable.

This page applies to Ripli Studio beta generation. Public tools provide analysis and planning output only and do not consume Studio credits.

Policy

Failed jobs are auto-refunded

If a generation fails because no usable output is delivered, the affected credits return to your Ripli balance automatically.

Policy

Wrong outputs go through fix triage

If a job completes but the result is wrong, use Request fix (3 hours). Ripli can correct, rerun, or refund the affected output.

Policy

Request help within 7 days

Ripli reviews completed-output fix or refund requests submitted within 7 days of job completion while the context and logs are still fresh.

What counts as a failed job

A failed job is a generation that does not deliver a usable output because of a system or model failure. Typical examples include:

  • Generation error or timeout.
  • No output produced.
  • Corrupted output or missing files.
  • Internal processing failure that prevents delivery.

Failed jobs are auto-refunded back to your credit balance.

When a job completes but the output is wrong

Sometimes a job completes but the output contains clear faults, such as the wrong actor, extra hands, warped packaging text, product inaccuracies, or obvious artefacts.

In that case, use Request fix (3 hours). If Ripli can correct or rerun the result quickly, the corrected output is delivered to your library. If a proper fix is not feasible quickly, Ripli refunds the affected credits instead.

For examples and scope, read the Quality Guarantee.

What is not refundable

Credits are typically not refundable when the request is about preference rather than a clear failure or correctness issue.

  • The output is technically correct but you want a different style or concept.
  • You changed the brief after generation completed.
  • You want additional variations beyond the original scope.

If you want creative changes, treat that as a new job or a revised brief.

Refund method

Ripli remedies failed or unusable generation with credit refunds, because credits are the unit of usage inside the product.

Ripli does not publish card or bank refunds under this credits policy. If you believe a charge is incorrect, contact support first so the account activity can be reviewed and corrected.

Time window for requesting help

Ripli reviews fix or refund requests for completed outputs submitted within 7 days of job completion. This keeps context, logs, and the original brief fresh while the issue is being triaged.

Chargebacks and disputes

If you believe you were charged incorrectly, contact support first so Ripli can resolve the issue directly. The goal is to correct mistakes quickly instead of turning a straightforward ledger issue into a payment dispute.

Abuse prevention

To keep the platform fair for all users, Ripli may restrict refund or fix eligibility for the following:

  • Automated spamming or credit-draining retry behaviour.
  • Repeated preference-only fix requests framed as quality failures.
  • Attempts to extract unlimited variations without paying for usage.

Questions?

If something looks wrong, use Request fix first. It is the fastest path to either a corrected outcome or a credits resolution. If you need help outside the product, contact studio@ripli.ai.

FAQ

Does Ripli issue cash refunds under this policy?

No. Ripli remedies failed or unusable generation through credits because credits are the unit of usage inside the product. If you believe there is a billing error, contact support so the account activity can be reviewed.

What should I do if a completed output is wrong?

Use Request fix (3 hours) inside Studio. Ripli will triage the output against the original brief and resolve it with a correction, a rerun with human QA, or a credit refund for the affected output.

Do the public tools qualify for refunds?

No. The public tools on ripli.ai provide analysis and planning output only. This credits policy applies to Studio beta generation and the credits attached to that workflow.