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I paid, but Skriber asks me to subscribe

Restore paid access by checking the login method, billing email, store purchase, group account, or duplicate account.

A paid subscription is usually attached to a different Skriber login, sign-in method, store account, or organization membership than the session you opened.

First: protect any active recording

Do not sign out, reset the app, clear app data, or reinstall while a recording or upload is in progress. Finish or recover it first.

1. Compare the emails

Open Settings → My Account and compare the displayed email with the email on the receipt or checkout confirmation. A different email usually means a different Skriber account.

2. Use the same sign-in method

  • Choose Google if the paid account was created with Google.

  • Choose Microsoft for a Microsoft or organization login.

  • Choose Apple for an Apple login. Apple Hide My Email may use a private-relay address.

  • Use password reset only for an email-and-password account.

3. Check the billing channel

  • For a website purchase, open Settings → My Plan.

  • For an Apple or Google Play purchase, confirm the subscription under the same Apple ID or Google account and use Restore Purchases if the app offers it.

  • For a group plan, confirm that the organization administrator invited the same email you use to sign in.

4. Look for a duplicate account

If two emails or sign-in methods show different notes, stop switching between them and contact support. Support can identify the paid account and advise whether the accounts can be reconciled.

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Still need help?

Open the support messenger in the bottom-right corner of this Help Center. Include the email on your Skriber account, the device and app or browser you used, a short description of what you see.

Do not send passwords, full payment-card numbers, or unnecessary patient-identifying information.

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