Buy subscriptions and pay international services with a Visa card
Every service has its own page: subscription prices, how to pay it with a PayFar Visa card, and the questions people ask before their first payment.
AI & assistants
12 services
The subscriptions that stopped being optional. Every lab bills in dollars through Stripe, and every one of them rejects an ordinary local card before the charge is even attempted, so this is the category people get a card for first.
Streaming & music
12 services
Films, series and music, priced per country and billed to a card from that country. One PayFar Visa replaces the rotating cast of shared accounts, and the plan survives past its first month.
Gaming
9 services
Wallet top-ups, battle passes and full-price releases, paid at the store's own price instead of a gift-code margin. The card decides your region once, and everything after that is just… buying games.
Design & creative
12 services
The tools freelancers and studios actually bill their clients with. All of them charge in dollars or euros, monthly, per seat, and all of them assume the card on file will simply work next month.
Developer & cloud
13 services
Servers, domains, build minutes and the licences around them. Cloud vendors bill in arrears and suspend on a failed charge, which makes the card on file the least glamorous, most load-bearing part of the stack.
Productivity & work
9 services
The workspace bills: docs, chat, meetings, storage, that quietly hold a team together. Per-seat, monthly, in dollars, and unforgiving of a card that fails on renewal morning.
Learning
12 services
Courses, certificates and exam fees, billed in dollars by processors that have never heard of a domestic debit card. Paid from your own account, so the certificate carries your name, which was the point all along.
Ads & growth
12 services
Campaign spend that bills after the fact, to whatever card the account trusts. The platforms suspend first and discuss later, so the card underneath a campaign is not the place to improvise.
Shopping
13 services
Actual shopping: marketplaces, fashion, electronics, app stores, paid at the listed price with a card the fraud filters recognise. Refunds come back to you, because the card was yours to begin with.
Travel & rides
9 services
Hotels, flights and rides, which all share one habit: an authorisation hold before anything is confirmed. That takes a real Visa in the traveller's own name: the rest is picking dates.
Security & domains
8 services
Domains, VPNs, password managers, the annual bills where a missed renewal is not an inconvenience but a loss. Auto-renew on a card you control, and the whole category goes quiet.
Social
3 services
Premium tiers, boosts and gifts on the apps that are already open on your phone. Small monthly charges, the kind that should renew silently and never be worth a reseller's markup.
Freelance & creators
13 services
Freelance fees, memberships and creator support, the payments that keep independent work moving. Marketplaces verify cards aggressively, which is exactly where a real PayFar Visa earns its keep.
Health & fitness
5 services
Workout plans, meditation, sleep and running apps: small subscriptions that only work if they renew on time. Pay them with a PayFar card and your progress stays in your own account.
News & magazines
3 services
Newspapers, magazines and newsletters behind a paywall. They take international cards only, and their introductory prices step up after the first months, which is why every price here is the regular one.
Books & audiobooks
2 services
Audiobooks, ebooks and reading memberships that bill a credit every month. Pay with the PayFar card and your library, and every credit in it, stays in your own account.
Sports streaming
2 services
Live matches, league passes and sports channels, sold by the month or the season. The checkout reads the card before the stream unlocks, so a PayFar card is ready before kick-off.
One card, every checkout on this page
Open an account, top up in rial or crypto, and have the card in under 3 minutes.