Subscription & Billing Terms

Dinner Found paid subscriptions with a 7-day free trial.

Effective October 5, 2026

Dinner Found offers paid subscriptions with a 7-day free trial. New subscribers choose one of two plans: Monthly at $5.99/month or Annual at $59.99/year, each following the 7-day free trial. The selected subscription automatically renews at the applicable interval unless the subscriber cancels.

7-day free trial

  • •New eligible subscribers receive a 7-day free trial.
  • •The customer must provide a valid payment method through Stripe when starting the subscription.
  • •The customer is not charged during the 7-day trial.
  • •If the customer cancels before the trial ends, the subscription will not convert to a paid subscription and the customer will not be charged.
  • •If the customer does not cancel before the trial ends, the selected subscription automatically converts to the paid plan and Stripe charges the payment method according to the selected plan.
  • •The exact date of the first charge after the trial depends on when the customer starts the trial and will be shown during checkout and in the customer's subscription and billing information.

Plans and pricing

  • •Monthly: $5.99/month following the 7-day free trial. Automatically renews every month until canceled.
  • •Annual: $59.99/year following the 7-day free trial. Automatically renews every year until canceled.

Prices are displayed before any applicable taxes. Applicable taxes, if any, may be calculated and added during checkout according to the customer's location and applicable tax requirements.

Automatic renewal

Subscriptions automatically renew at the applicable monthly or annual interval unless canceled. By starting a subscription, the customer authorizes Stripe, Dinner Found's payment provider, to charge the customer's selected payment method for the applicable subscription fees when due.

Cancellation

Customers can cancel their subscription through their Dinner Found account using the subscription and billing management controls provided by Dinner Found.

  • •During the 7-day free trial: cancellation prevents the trial from converting to a paid subscription. The customer will not be charged.
  • •After the trial has converted to a paid subscription: cancellation prevents the next automatic renewal. The customer retains access through the end of the current paid billing period unless otherwise required by law or otherwise stated at checkout.
  • •Cancellation does not automatically create a prorated refund for unused time in the current billing period.

Refunds

  • •Dinner Found does not provide prorated refunds for unused time remaining in a monthly or annual billing period unless required by applicable law or Dinner Found voluntarily approves an exception.
  • •If a customer cancels during the 7-day free trial, there is no charge and therefore no refund is applicable.

Checkout disclosures

Before the customer confirms a subscription, Dinner Found's Stripe-powered checkout communicates the 7-day free trial, the selected plan, the price that applies after the trial, that the subscription automatically renews, the applicable billing interval, the date of the first charge after the trial, how the customer can cancel, and the applicable cancellation and refund terms. The exact first-charge date is dynamically determined by Stripe based on when the customer starts the 7-day trial.

Payment provider

Dinner Found uses Stripe to process subscription payments. Stripe processes the customer's payment information; Dinner Found does not store full payment card numbers or other sensitive card details in its own database. Customers may also see Stripe's applicable payment-processing policies during checkout.

No free plan

Dinner Found does not offer a free subscription plan after the trial. The 7-day trial is the only free access period for new eligible subscribers. If the trial ends without converting to a paid subscription, the customer does not receive ongoing free access to the paid Dinner Found application.

See also the Terms of Service.