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Pay for your account with Apple Pay

Article: 000053983
Updated: January 9, 2026

Use Apply Pay to pay for your Constant Contact account

 

Apple Pay is an easy and secure way to pay for your Constant Contact account. When you’re ready to upgrade from a free trial to a paid account or want to change your email plan, you can set up recurring payments using a stored payment method in your Apple Wallet. 

 

Exclamation Point IconImportant: Apple Pay for Constant Contact is only available on macOS devices and using the Safari web browser. It is not available on Windows devices or third-party browsers on macOS devices.

     

    We make it easy to set up Apple Pay as your payment method when upgrading from a trial or when changing your email plan, if a charge is associated. 

    1. When you reach the payment method screen, select Pay with Apple Pay.
    2. Click the Apple Pay button.

      Exclamation Point IconNote: If your account looks different than what's shown below, please refer to this article instead.

      Payment method options with Apple Pay button

    3. Confirm the payment method you want to use from your Apple Wallet and approve the transaction.

      Apple Pay pop up to approve transaction

    4. Enter or update your billing address.
    5. Review the terms, then click Pay now.

      Apple Pay set up, billing address fields, and Pay Now button

     

    All of the features available in your selected plan are ready to use as soon as your payment is processed. Future billing dates are determined based on the date you upgraded to a paid account. You can change your email plan at any time.

    When viewing your payment method in your account settings, you’ll simply see the credit card attached to your Apple Pay account, which you can update as you would any other payment method

     


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