Troy T.
Unethical Billing Practices
Unethical Billing Practices - Beware of Auto-Renewal Charges on Expired Cards I recently experienced a frustrating and costly issue with ClickUp’s billing practices. Despite not actively using their service for several years, ClickUp billed my company nearly $1,100 for an entire year's subscription without any prior warning. To make matters worse, a third of the users on our account weren't even active employees, yet we were charged for all of them. The charge went through on an expired card that was still in their system—something that surprised me, as I assumed an outdated card would prevent unauthorized transactions. When I reached out for a resolution just three days after the charge, ClickUp refused to offer any flexibility or refund. The credit card company allowed the transaction despite the card's expired status, which added to the confusion. For anyone considering ClickUp, be aware of their auto-renewal practices and the fact that they can charge an expired card on file. I recommend staying vigilant with billing dates, removing inactive users, and reviewing the payment information saved on your account to avoid unexpected charges. My experience highlights a disappointing lack of customer support and questionable billing practices—proceed with caution.



