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What counts as a charged order

On Pro, an order is charged $0.04 the first time we verify its address, and never again no matter how many times it's re-checked. Here's exactly what bills, what doesn't, and where to see it.

The rule is one sentence: on the Pro plan, an order is charged $0.04 the first time we verify its shipping address, and never again. Everything below is that rule applied to the edge cases merchants actually ask about.

One order, one charge, always

An address can get checked more than once. The buyer revisits the order status page, edits their address, or an express checkout hits both surfaces. None of that bills twice. The ledger is keyed by order, not by check, so re-checks of the same order are free by construction.

This matters most for Shop Pay, Apple Pay, and Google Pay orders, which can trigger verification on the thank-you page and the Order Status page, and that’s still a single charge.

Yes, a correct address counts

If we verify an address and it comes back clean, that order is still charged. The verification is the work: a clean result is the lookup telling you the parcel will arrive, not the absence of a lookup. Every per-order validation app works this way. The difference we can offer is visibility, which is the next section.

What never gets charged

Where you see the charges

You see them in two places. The Plan card on your Address Verifier home screen shows “N orders charged · $X” for the last 30 days, so the running cost is visible inside the app, not just on a bill weeks later. And the actual charge lands on your regular Shopify invoice, since all billing runs through Shopify. We never touch your payment details.

During plan approval, Shopify will show a $500 monthly maximum on the Pro plan. That’s a required safety ceiling on usage billing, not a fee. Switching plans explains it.

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