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Subscription Terms
Your OohYeah membership, selling subscription, and PayPal connection are separate.
Last updated: October 20, 2026 · Version: 2026-10-20.1 · Effective: On publication of this version
Your plan and billing consent
Artist, Label, Musician, Industry Pro, Venue, and Merchant plans have their own prices. The selected plan shows its price in USD, billing frequency, benefits, and any trial before you authorize recurring billing. A recurring plan renews until cancelled. Connecting PayPal to receive payments does not by itself authorize payment for an OohYeah subscription.
Cancel your selling subscription
Open Account Settings → Selling to cancel. Cancellation stops future renewals and disables selling immediately: merchandise is hidden and new purchases are blocked. We preserve your listings and their setup so you can return. Cancellation does not ordinarily refund a paid period already started, except where your plan or applicable law requires it.
Keep your free membership
Your member account, business profile, and messaging remain available after you end your selling subscription. To resume selling, you need an active paid plan and a PayPal connection ready to receive payments.
Disconnect PayPal
You can disconnect PayPal from Account Settings → Selling. Selling is disabled immediately. Follow the PayPal permissions link shown there to revoke OohYeah’s access in PayPal as well. Disconnecting payment access and cancelling recurring billing are separate actions; use the cancellation control to stop your OohYeah plan. Existing orders, refunds, disputes, and amounts already owed still need to be resolved.
Changes, failed payments, and other subscriptions
We provide notice of material price or benefit changes where required. An expired or inactive paid plan cannot accept new sales. Artist or fan subscriptions have their own disclosed access and cancellation terms. Marketplace product purchases follow the listing and Return & Refund Policy.