Refund Policy
How refunds and cancellations work
Refund terms depend on what you bought: a strategy call, audit, work credits, milestone project, retainer, or custom agreement.
Last updated: May 19, 2026
Signed terms control
If your proposal, statement of work, invoice, checkout page, or service agreement includes refund terms, those terms control that purchase. This page is the default policy for public website purchases and general inquiries.
Strategy calls and consultations
You can reschedule using the confirmation link when available. Cancellations more than 24 hours before the call are eligible for a full refund. Missed calls, late cancellations, or calls already delivered are generally not refundable, but we will review genuine emergencies fairly.
Audits and discovery work
Once research, review, or discovery work has started, refunds are based on the completed portion of the work. If we have not started the work, we can usually cancel and refund the payment, minus any non-refundable processor fees where applicable.
Work credits
Unused work credits may be refundable according to the checkout or product terms shown when you purchased them. Hours already used, expired credits, and work already delivered are not refundable. If the checkout or signed agreement gives a more specific credit refund rule, that rule controls.
Custom projects and milestones
Custom development work is usually delivered in phases or milestones. Completed and accepted work is not refunded. If a project stops mid-phase, we review the current milestone, completed work, third-party costs, and unused budget to determine a fair resolution.
Third-party costs
Domain names, hosting, software licenses, paid APIs, stock assets, payment processing fees, contractor costs, and other third-party expenses may be non-refundable once purchased or committed.
How to request a refund
Email info@directorism.com with the payment email, invoice or checkout reference, purchase type, and reason for the request. We will review the request and respond with the available options.