Exodus Hosting Coupons & Promo Codes

Early cancellation ends future billing without a refund for unused days. Exodus Hosting requires cancellation at least five days before the payment due date to avoid another invoice. A cancellation made after that deadline can result in a new charge, so the remaining paid time and the next billing date matter separately. Manage the subscription through the panel when ending a server bought through the offers on this page. The three-day server refund period is a separate route from cancelling an ongoing subscription; cancellation alone does not return the unused part of a payment. For a dedicated server, the required cancellation notice increases to seven days before the due date.

Exodus Hosting add-ons are non-refundable. Dedicated IP addresses and MySQL databases are examples of extras excluded from refunds, even when the base server falls within the server refund period. The base server has a three-day refund window, so a refund request for the hosting and a request for an extra do not have the same outcome. A discounted purchase that includes both therefore needs its server charge considered separately from the add-on charges. Send a server refund request through a support ticket within that window, rather than treating cancellation as a refund request. For purchases with extras, the concrete distinction is between the base server and the Dedicated IP or MySQL database add-on.

Exodus Hosting accepts only one promo code per transaction. An attempt to combine another code with an existing promo code will not produce a combined discount. Code entry is case-sensitive, and the applicable server category and billing term also matter when selecting an offer for a Minecraft hosting purchase. Quarterly billing has an approximately 5% discount, which is separate from any claim that two promo codes can be used together. A first-month offer and a recurring offer also describe different discount periods; the first-month amount is not a promise of the same reduction on later invoices. When choosing between the offers on this page, the relevant limit is one promo code for the transaction.

Request an Exodus Hosting server refund through a support ticket. The server refund period is three days, and the request requires manual approval rather than being completed by cancelling the subscription in the panel. Add-ons such as Dedicated IP addresses and MySQL databases remain non-refundable, so the request concerns eligible base server charges. The payment method also changes the amount returned: PayPal refunds return the full payment, while card refunds return 80% after a 20% deduction. Ending future billing and obtaining a refund are separate actions, because cancellation does not refund unused days. The deadline for the server refund request is within 72 hours, and the request goes through the ticket system.

Exodus Hosting dedicated servers require seven days of cancellation notice. That notice period matters when ending a dedicated server purchased through the offers on this page, because the cancellation deadline determines whether another billing period is avoided. The shorter five-day notice stated for other subscriptions should not be used as the dedicated server deadline. Cancellation is managed through the subscription panel, and ending the service does not provide a refund for unused days. A discounted initial payment therefore remains separate from the action needed to stop later billing. When planning the end of a dedicated server subscription, allow the full seven-day notice period before its payment due date rather than the five-day period for other services.

Exodus Hosting accepts credit cards and PayPal. These payment choices matter beyond the initial discounted purchase because the service uses recurring billing, and a failed payment can lead to server suspension. They also have different refund outcomes for an eligible server request: PayPal refunds return 100%, while card refunds return 80% after a 20% deduction. That distinction applies to the refund amount, rather than extending the three-day server refund period. Dedicated IP and MySQL database add-ons remain non-refundable, so their charges need separate consideration when purchasing a server with extras. For a purchase where a refund may be requested, the concrete payment distinction is the 20% deduction on card refunds compared with a full PayPal refund.

Exodus Hosting offers an approximately 5% discount for quarterly billing. The billing term therefore affects the server purchase separately from the choice of a promo code. Quarterly payment covers a longer period than monthly payment, while the server refund request still needs to be made within the three-day refund period. Cancelling later stops future billing without returning money for unused days, which matters when paying for several months together. Any Dedicated IP or MySQL database add-ons included with the purchase are non-refundable. For an ongoing subscription, cancellation must be submitted at least five days before the due date to avoid another invoice; dedicated servers require seven days. The quarterly billing reduction is approximately 5%.

Exodus Hosting permits one promo code per transaction. Two reductions from separate promo codes cannot be combined into a single order, so a first-month offer and a recurring offer must be considered as alternatives. Their discount periods also differ: a first-month reduction concerns the opening payment, while a recurring reduction concerns later billing as described by that offer. Quarterly billing provides an approximately 5% discount, but that billing-term reduction does not change the limit on the number of promo codes. The server category and billing term remain relevant to the offer selected for a Minecraft hosting order. For the offers on this page, the concrete transaction limit is one promo code, including when comparing introductory and recurring discounts.

Exodus Hosting card refunds return 80% of the payment. A 20% deduction applies to a card refund, while a PayPal refund returns 100%, making the original payment method relevant to the amount received. The refund request still needs to fall within the three-day server refund period and be sent through a support ticket for manual approval. Dedicated IP addresses and MySQL databases are non-refundable add-ons, so a server refund should not be treated as a refund of every item purchased together. Cancelling the subscription is separate and does not return unused days. For an eligible card-paid server purchase, the stated split is an 80% refund and a 20% deduction.

Exodus Hosting has a three-day server refund period. A request must be sent through a support ticket within 72 hours, and refund handling requires manual approval. The base server and paid extras have different treatment: Dedicated IP addresses and MySQL databases are non-refundable add-ons. The payment method affects an approved refund too, with 100% returned for PayPal and 80% returned for cards after a 20% deduction. Cancelling a subscription in the panel is a separate action that stops future billing without refunding unused days, so it does not replace the ticket request. For a discounted server purchase, the concrete refund deadline is 72 hours, with the request submitted through the ticket system.

Yes. An Exodus Hosting coupon and a promo code are the same thing: paste the code in the promo field at checkout before you pay.