Subscription Fees definition

Subscription Fees the Fees payable for access to the Cloud Service as set out in an Order.
Subscription Fees means the annual license fees for the Software licensed under an Order Form, which incorporate both the Net License Fee and the Support Fee.
Subscription Fees means the fees payable by Subscriber for subscribing to any ChargePoint Services.

Examples of Subscription Fees in a sentence

  • If Freemium is converted to a paid Subscription for the Service, Xxxxxx will charge the Customer the Subscription Fees as of initiation of the Subscription Period.

  • The Party affected shall be relieved from its obligations (or part thereof) as long as performance is hindered due to Force Majeure, being understood that Force Majeure shall not excuse any obligation of payment of Subscription Fees.

  • On termination for convenience, Customer shall receive the pro-rated refund of any pre-paid Subscription Fees from the date of termination through the Subscription End Date with deduction of discount, integration and training cost.

  • On termination for convenience, Customer shall receive the pro-rated refund and any pre-paid Subscription Fees from the date of termination through the Order End Date.


More Definitions of Subscription Fees

Subscription Fees means the agreed upon fees in an Order for a Subscription.
Subscription Fees the Fees payable by You to Us for Your and Your Users’ use of access to the Cloud Service from time to time, as set out in an Order.
Subscription Fees the Fees payable for the Software as set out in an Order.
Subscription Fees means the fees for the right to access and use a Diligent Service and Client Software as set out in the applicable Order Form.
Subscription Fees means all fees and charges set forth or referenced in (a) Section 7.1, (b) Part II of any Schedule or Addendum, and (c) any Rate Sheet.
Subscription Fees means the fees associated with a Subscription, including fixed, variable or usage fees associated with consumption of services (such as storage, bandwidth traffic, etc).