You should not pay for a repurposing run that did not finish. How SparkVox checks balance, deducts, and refunds automatically.
You should not pay for a repurposing run that did not finish. SparkVox checks your balance before processing starts, deducts the per-minute processing fee when the pipeline begins, and refunds that fee automatically if the project ends in failed status.
You are not charged for AI calls that did not produce reviewable drafts.
Open the project page to read the error message. If it looks like a one-off glitch, try again. Persistent failures are worth a bug report from the in-app Help drawer.
Integrations receive a project.failed webhook with the same error context. Your monitoring script can alert the team without guessing whether processing time was spent - the refund happens on our side.
Full details: When a project fails and pricing FAQ.
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