App Store vs. dawbets.com billing
Account, plans & billing · Web & iOS · Last updated August 28, 2026
Quick answer
You manage a DawBets subscription wherever you bought it: an App Store subscription in your Apple account settings, a web subscription in Settings on dawbets.com. Neither one can cancel the other, and both unlock exactly the same features on the website and on iPhone.
The iPhone app is not on the App Store yet. It is built and this page describes how it works, but there is nothing to install today — everything here also works in the browser at dawbets.com, which you can add to your home screen from Safari's Share menu.
Two ways to pay, one account
DawBets sells the same Plus and Pro plans through two independent billing rails: an App Store subscription bought inside the iPhone app, and a web subscription bought at dawbets.com. Your plan follows your account, not the device — either way you get the same features on the website and in the app.
The rule that answers most billing questions: you manage a subscription wherever you bought it. Prices for both are on the pricing page.
| Bought in the iPhone app | Bought on dawbets.com | |
|---|---|---|
| Who charges you | Apple | DawBets |
| Where to cancel | App Store subscriptions, in your Apple settings | Settings on dawbets.com |
| Where to change your card | Your Apple account settings | The billing portal, opened from Settings |
| Refunds | Requested from Apple | No self-serve refund — contact support |
| What it unlocks | Web and iPhone | Web and iPhone |
How to tell which one you are on
Open the iPhone app and go to Settings → Subscription. That screen reads your account and the App Store together, so it is the one place that knows the whole answer. One line under Current plan names the source: Billed through the App Store, Billed on dawbets.com, Included with your free trial, or A free month from a referral. Under the account actions, a closing line names where to cancel — and names both places if you hold both.
On iOS: Restore purchases and App Store subscriptions are always on that screen, even if your profile fails to load.
If the website says you are on Free
A known rough edge on the web
The My Subscription card on dawbets.com only reads your web billing record. If you subscribed in the iPhone app, that card can read "You're on Free." while the plan badge beside it — and every paid feature — correctly says Plus or Pro. Nothing is wrong with your subscription. Trust the badge, or the Subscription screen in the iPhone app. The iPhone app already suppresses that headline; the website has not caught up yet.
Why you cannot buy on both
Both rails refuse a second purchase on purpose, because buying again would start a second, separately billed subscription instead of changing the one you have:
- In the iPhone app, a web subscriber who opens the plans sheet sees Managed on dawbets.com where the purchase buttons would be.
- On the web, checkout stops anyone with a live App Store subscription and tells them to manage or cancel it in their Apple account settings first.
The web guard reads your live Apple state, so a lapsed App Store subscription no longer blocks web checkout — that is a deliberate rail switch, not a duplicate.
Moving from Apple to the web, or back
There is no transfer button. Do it in this order:
- 1
Cancel the one you have
In the App Store if Apple bills you; in Settings on dawbets.com if we do. See Change or cancel your plan.
- 2
Let it run out
Cancelling is never an instant lock-out — both rails run to the end of the period you already paid for, and both name the date. The iPhone app turns the Apple row into Expires; dawbets.com shows Canceling on, then Access until.
- 3
Subscribe on the other side
Once the old subscription has actually lapsed, the block lifts and checkout goes through normally.
Restore purchases on iPhone
Restore purchases re-checks the App Store for a subscription bought on another device and reconciles your DawBets account with whatever Apple reports. Use it after a new phone, a reinstall, or signing out and back in. Where the button is and what it reports back are in Subscriptions in the iPhone app.
A purchase belongs to one DawBets account
An App Store purchase is tied to the DawBets account that made it, not to your Apple ID alone. Restoring while signed in to a different DawBets account grants nothing and shows no error — the app simply stays on Free. Sign in to the account that bought it and restore there. If you are not sure which one that is, contact support.
Refunds, offer codes and failed renewals
- Refunds follow the rail. An App Store purchase is refunded by Apple, from the button on the app’s Subscription screen — Apple decides the outcome, not us. A web subscription has no self-serve refund: contact support.
- Offer codes do not cross rails. An App Store code is redeemed on that same Subscription screen; a code we issue is entered at web checkout — see Promo codes and special offers.
- If an Apple renewal payment fails, you keep your plan while Apple's billing grace period runs; update your payment method in the App Store to keep it. Once that window closes, access pauses until the charge succeeds. A refund or a revoked purchase ends access straight away.
- For a declined card on a web subscription, see Payment and billing problems.
Heads up
A DawBets subscription pays for an odds-analysis tool. It is not a betting account — we never hold your stake money, and cancelling here does nothing to your sportsbook balances. Sports betting is 21+ and legal only in some states; an edge is not income, so never stake money you need.
Common questions
Where do I cancel — Apple or the website?
Wherever you bought it. If you subscribed in the iPhone app, cancel in your Apple account settings; the website cannot cancel it for you. If you subscribed on dawbets.com, cancel in Settings there.
The website says I am on Free but I pay through the App Store.
Your paid features still work. The My Subscription card on dawbets.com only describes web billing, so it reads Free for an App Store subscriber. Check the plan badge, or the Subscription screen in the iPhone app, for the real answer.
Why will the app not let me subscribe?
Because you already have a live subscription on the other rail. Buying again would start a second, separately billed subscription rather than change the one you have, so the app shows "Managed on dawbets.com" instead.
I got a new phone and the app says I am on Free.
Sign in to the same DawBets account, then tap Restore purchases on Settings → Subscription. That re-checks the App Store and reconciles your plan. Nothing was lost — your tracked bets and settings are still on the account.
I tapped Restore purchases and nothing happened.
Either Apple has no DawBets subscription on that Apple ID, or the purchase belongs to a different DawBets account — a purchase is bound to the account that made it, and restoring from another one grants nothing and shows no error. Sign in to the account that bought it and restore again. If you are not sure which account that is, contact support and we will look it up.
Can I move my subscription from Apple to the website?
Not directly. Cancel the App Store subscription, let it run to the end of the period you paid for, then subscribe on dawbets.com. Web checkout stays blocked until the Apple one has actually lapsed.
Related help
Subscriptions in the iPhone app
Buying, restoring, changing and cancelling a DawBets plan through the App Store — and how it works alongside a web subscription.
iOSUpgrade, downgrade, or cancel
Change your DawBets plan or cancel it: where each control lives, what happens to your access, and why it depends on where you subscribed.
Payment failed or billing looks wrong
What DawBets does when a card is declined, why you keep access, and how to fix the common billing states without losing your plan.
What’s included in Free, Plus, and Pro
A plain-English breakdown of the three DawBets plans — what each one shows you, what stays locked, and how the app decides which one you are on.
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