Preview status
Where PDFCarry stands today, in the present tense. The policies that will govern purchases are written and published; the purchases themselves are not open yet.
Today
- –No public download. The Windows application exists and has passed installation and PDF-work checks, but a trusted, signed customer installer is still being prepared.
- –No live purchases. The billing page is connected to Stripe's test environment. A test checkout moves no money and buys no licence.
- ✓The interactive example and the synthetic sample PDFs are available and free.
- ✓Support answers at support@pdfcarry.com.
The policies
Three pages describe the offer as it will apply when sales open. They are current now and apply to the preview wherever they can, for example the privacy notice's description of the billing service:
- Terms of service: what PDFCarry is and is not, the trial, the subscription, the licence and your documents.
- Privacy notice: what stays on your computer, what billing holds, where it is processed and how long it is kept.
- Refunds and cancellation: a full refund on request within 30 days of purchase or renewal, and cancellation at any time.
What the preview does
The front page runs its example in your browser on prepared synthetic data and cannot process a PDF. The site sets no cookies outside the billing page, loads no third-party resources and has no analytics. The hosting provider may keep ordinary request logs.
The billing page is in Stripe test mode while the live seller account, tax collection and signed distribution are completed. It sets one essential 30-day cookie when you start a test checkout or restore access, and it labels test mode clearly. The planned live price is US$349 per year as a total, with GST included for Australian customers; the test environment does not collect tax and no live price has been charged.
What changes when sales open
The front page will link a signed, versioned installer with its checksum, the billing page will leave test mode, and the availability section will say so. The preview notices at the top of the terms, privacy and refunds pages will be removed or reworded at launch and their dates updated; the policies themselves are written to apply unchanged.