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# Understanding Loopit's Pricing Structure

Loopit generates monthly invoices that summarise your platform usage and associated costs. This page explains what’s included in your invoice, when invoices are issued, and how charges are settled.

## When Are Invoices Issued?

Loopit invoices are generated **monthly** at the **start of each calendar month**, covering all usage and charges from the **previous month**.

For example, your **July invoice** will be issued in **early August**, and will reflect all charges incurred during July.

Your accounts team will receive an email notification when your invoice is ready.

## What's included in my invoice?

Each Loopit invoice includes a breakdown of all fees and charges incurred during the billing period. Read more about Loopit's Pricing Structure here: [Pricing Line Items](/getting-started/welcome-to-loopit-2.0/understanding-your-loopit-invoice/pricing-line-items.md).

## Real-time credit via Stripe

If you process payments through **Stripe**, Loopit automatically allocates **2.5%** of each transaction toward your monthly invoice. This appears in Stripe as a **“Loopit Application Fee.”**

Read more about [Real-Time Allocation of Loopit Invoice Credits via Stripe](/getting-started/welcome-to-loopit-2.0/understanding-your-loopit-invoice/real-time-allocation-of-loopit-invoice-credits-via-stripe.md) here.


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