Payment Method for Capcut Pro

Hi,

This is a common challenge when company purchasing policies meet consumer-focused subscription models.

Based on standard practices for CapCut Pro, here are the potential options:

1. Standard Payment Methods: You are correct that individual CapCut Pro subscriptions, whether purchased via their website or through mobile app stores (Apple App Store/Google Play Store), primarily rely on methods linked to those platforms. This usually means:

   • Credit Cards
   • Debit Cards (often processed like credit cards)
   • Payment methods linked to your Apple ID or Google Account (which can sometimes include PayPal, carrier billing, or even net banking/UPI depending on your region and the store's setup, but direct bank transfer initiated by CapCut is uncommon).

2. Direct Bank Transfer Issue: Direct bank transfer is generally not offered for individual, low-cost monthly/annual subscriptions like CapCut Pro. This is because processing individual bank transfers is often more complex and less automated for the vendor compared to card or app store payments.

Solutions & Workarounds:

To determine if bank transfer is available as a payment option in your region, follow these steps:

1. Initiate the Subscription Process:

   • Open the CapCut app on your device or visit the CapCut desktop application/website.

   • Log in to your account.​

   • Click on your profile icon located at the top-right corner.

   • Select the “Try CapCut PRO” option.

2. Select a Subscription Plan:

   • Choose between the monthly or annual subscription plan that suits your needs.

3. Review Available Payment Methods:

   • On the payment page, examine the list of available payment options.​

   • If bank transfer is listed, you can proceed with this method.​

If bank transfer is not available as a payment option during the subscription process, consider the following alternatives:​

• • Check App Store Payment Options: If you plan to subscribe via the mobile app, check the payment methods accepted by the Google Play Store or Apple App Store in your specific region. Sometimes, these stores allow linking bank accounts via UPI or internet banking, which might comply with your company's policy even if it's not a traditional "transfer." Have the relevant person check their Google/Apple account payment settings.
  • Company Debit Card: Does the company have a business debit card? Even if they don't use credit cards, a debit card linked to the company bank account can often be used for online payments just like a credit card and might be an acceptable internal solution.
  • Virtual Credit Cards: Some financial services allow you to create virtual credit cards linked to a bank account. These can be used for online subscriptions. Check if your company's bank or a third-party provider offers this.
  • CapCut for Business/Teams: CapCut has a "CapCut for Business" offering. Enterprise or business-level plans for software come with different payment options, potentially including invoicing and bank transfers, especially for larger contracts or multiple seats. You can investigate this specific plan on CapCut website. It might have different features and pricing but could offer the payment flexibility your company needs.
  • Reimbursement: An employee could potentially pay with their personal card (or a company debit card if allowed for incidental use) and get reimbursed by the company via bank transfer. This depends heavily on internal company policy.
  • Explore Third-Party Resellers: Some authorized resellers may offer CapCut Pro subscriptions with additional payment options, including bank transfers. ​Ensure that any third-party vendor is reputable and authorized to sell CapCut Pro subscriptions to avoid potential scams.

  • Contact CapCut Support: Reach out directly to CapCut's customer sales support. You can write an email to [email protected] and commercepro.support [at] capcut.com. Explain your situation – that you are a company needing to subscribe but require a bank transfer payment method. Ask if they have any alternative arrangements, especially for business users, or if the CapCut for Business plan supports this.

Recommendation:

The most promising paths are likely:

1. Checking the CapCut subscription page to see if bank transfer is listed there as one of the option.
2. Checking the Google Play/Apple App Store payment methods in your country to see if internet banking linked to the company account is possible.
3. Investigating CapCut for Business to see if it meets your needs and offers bank transfer/invoicing options.

Please note that payment methods can vary by region and are subject to change. It is advisable to verify the available options during the subscription process or consult with CapCut's customer support team for the most accurate and up-to-date information.