Common billing questions

Questions about your bill? Find answers to the most common billing questions.

To view your purchases and membership details, check your Plans & Products page.

If you were charged a higher amount on your bill than previously, check for the following possible reasons:

A promotional price for your membership ended, and you were charged the regular price after the renewal.
You subscribed to the trial version of an Adobe product or service (such as Photoshop or Adobe Stock), which converted to a paid subscription after the trial ended. Trials of some Adobe products automatically convert to a regular subscription after the trial period ends.
You purchased an Adobe Stock premium image or purchased additional Adobe Stock images (beyond your monthly plan allotment).
The membership price in your region increased recently.

If there are two similar charges on your bill, it could be due to several reasons:

You recently purchased a product or service using the same or another Adobe ID (typically your email address).
You canceled your annual plan before its renewal date.
An unpaid payment from the previous month was carried over to this month's bill.
You purchased products separately on different Adobe IDs using the same card.
You placed an order multiple times.

If there is an unexpected charge from Adobe on your credit card bill, check for the following possible reasons:

You forgot to cancel a trial version of an Adobe product (such as Photoshop or Adobe Stock). Trials of some Adobe products automatically convert to a regular subscription after the trial period ends.
You purchased a service, such as PDF Pack, that is paid yearly.

You could have received a payment reminder for any of the following reasons:

You have more than one subscription.
You purchased a product or service using another Adobe ID (usually your email address).
Your credit card expired or the address on your credit card changed.

If you can't update your credit card information or you don't see any option to update the information, check for the following possible reasons:

Your browser is not compatible with the accounts page.
You are trying to update the credit card information on your renewal/billing date.
The payment was due over 30 days ago.

If you see an extra charge on your bill, it could be because:

You canceled an annual plan before its renewal date, and were charged an early termination fee.
You purchased additional Stock images (beyond your monthly plan).
You downloaded a trial version of an Adobe product or service (such as Adobe Stock or Photoshop), which converted to a paid subscription after the trial period ended.
You made an auto-renewal payment for an annual plan you subscribed to last year, such as Create PDF, PDF Pack, Export PDF, or Fill & Sign.

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