Apollo Group TV Payment Methods

Accepted payment methods

There is no checkout page on this site. Every subscription — new, renewal or upgrade — is arranged in a WhatsApp chat with support, and the payment method is agreed there before anything is charged. These are the methods on offer:

Whichever method you choose, credentials are delivered in the same WhatsApp conversation — there is no separate account portal to register on before you can pay.

How to pay for Apollo Group TV — step by step

1. 1

   Message support on WhatsApp

   Open a chat and say which plan you want — or ask for advice first. There is no checkout form on this website; every payment is arranged person-to-person in the chat.

2. 2

   Pick your plan and device count

   Plans run from $19.99 for one month to $69.99 for 12 months plus 2 free. Multi-device pricing is discounted: 2 devices −20% · 3 devices −25% · 4 devices −30%.

3. 3

   Choose how you want to pay

   Card, Apple Pay, Google Pay, bank transfer or cryptocurrency — tell support which one, and the payment is set up through the encrypted gateway, or with transfer details for bank and crypto payments.

4. 4

   Complete the payment

   Card, Apple Pay and Google Pay payments usually confirm right away. Bank transfers and crypto confirm once the funds arrive, which can take a little longer.

5. 5

   Receive your credentials

   Your Server URL, Username and Password arrive in the same WhatsApp chat, typically within 5–15 minutes of payment confirming. Log in with any supported player and you're streaming.

What you'll pay

These are the current single-device prices — the same figures as the pricing page, which also has the 2, 3 and 4-device tiers (2 devices −20% · 3 devices −25% · 4 devices −30%).

Paying with a credit card

Card payment is the standard route and the fastest to activate. Once you've told support which plan you want, the payment is set up through an encrypted payment gateway — the card details belong in the gateway, never in the chat itself. Debit cards work exactly like credit cards, and Apple Pay and Google Pay sit on the same rails, so all four card-family options end the same way: payment confirms, and your credentials arrive in the conversation minutes later.

One safety habit worth keeping: paying through a gateway is normal, but nobody legitimate needs your full card number, PIN or a one-time passcode typed as a message. If a chat ever asks for those directly, stop — the real flow never does.

Can you pay with Cash App, PayPal or Venmo?

None of the three is a listed payment option. The methods on offer are the five above — cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, bank transfer and cryptocurrency. Because payments are arranged person-to-person on WhatsApp rather than through a fixed checkout, it costs nothing to ask support whether anything else can be accommodated — but if Cash App, PayPal or Venmo is the only way you can pay, confirm that in the chat before you commit to a plan rather than assuming it will work.

If avoiding cards is the goal, bank transfer and cryptocurrency are the two listed routes that involve no card at all.

Refunds — read this before you pay

The refund policy is narrower than a typical retail guarantee, and it's better to know that before paying than after. An "accidental purchase" refund must be requested within 2 hours of payment and before the account has streamed anything. Beyond that, refunds are limited to confirmed server-side faults that support cannot fix within 48 hours — and those are partial and discretionary. Change-of-mind refunds are not offered.

The practical answer is the free 24-hour trial: it exists precisely so you can test the channels, the apps and your own internet connection before any money moves. Take the trial first, then pay for the shortest plan if you're still unsure — $19.99 for one month is the low-risk way in, and you can move to a longer term at renewal.

Payment questions, answered