The currency shown in the switcher at the top of the page — that is the price you agreed and the amount your card is charged, with no conversion added by us afterwards
Prices are converted and displayed before you buy, not after. What appears on the plan is what appears on the payment form and on your statement.
Choosing Your Currency
- Open the currency switcher in the site header
- Pick the currency you want to see and pay in
- Every price on the site updates immediately
- The choice is remembered for your next visit
Rounding differs by currency on purpose. A price that ends in a fraction in one currency is written as a whole number in another, because that is how prices are written in those markets — the amount is not being adjusted, only presented the way a local reader expects.
When Your Bank Adds Something
If you pay in a currency other than the one your card is issued in, your bank may apply its own conversion or a foreign-transaction fee. That charge is between you and your bank, and it is invisible to us. Choosing your card's own currency in the switcher avoids it.
If your card offers to convert the amount for you at the moment of payment, declining is usually cheaper. The rate offered at that point is rarely as good as your bank's own.
Exchange rates are refreshed daily from published market sources. A price can therefore move slightly between two visits in a fast-moving currency — the amount charged is always the one shown at the moment you pay
