Pay for Smarty with Crypto

Smarty says paid subscriptions stay active for a set period or number of lookups, whichever comes first. If a plan is depleted early, Smarty renews the same level on the current date and charges the card on file or invoices the account, which makes funding more time-sensitive than a simple month-end SaaS renewal.

Smarty's billing is product-specific: the Street Address API is priced per address submitted, US Address Autocomplete counts partial queries and keystrokes, and International Address Autocomplete charges when a user selects a suggestion. SolCard works best when you know which lookup model your integration actually generates.

Smarty's self-serve products offer a 42-day free trial without a credit card. When you are ready to keep US Address Verification, reverse geocoding, or autocomplete running beyond the trial limits, SolCard can fund the paid card checkout inside Smarty's own billing flow.

Some Smarty plans are bought online, while annual subscriptions above $500 can be invoiced and products like US Property Data or custom legal and privacy terms often go through sales. SolCard is most relevant for the normal self-serve card flow, not every negotiated enterprise order.

Smarty says month-to-month subscriptions have no cancellation fee, but annual plan cancellations are handled through your sales representative or sales@smarty.com. Refund eligibility is also usage-sensitive: requests must be made within 30 days, and some products only refund unused lookups.

Smarty emails you when about 10% of a subscription remains. If the same subscription depletes more than three times in 24 hours, Smarty disables auto-renew to prevent runaway charges, which is a real consideration for high-volume shipping or address-cleaning jobs.