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Validity Time Auto-Renewables in Sandbox

The subscription durations, sandbox durations and incentive durations of auto-renewables.

Hint: In Sandbox the validity time differs from live environment!!!


DurationsSandbox DurationIncentive Durations (optional)
7 days3 minutes7 days
1 month5 minutes7 days, 1 month
2 months10 minutes7 days, 1 month
3 months15 minutes1 month
6 months30 minutes1 month, 2 months
1 year1 hour1 month, 2 months, 3 months


After 6 extensions the abo is cancelled automatically in the sandbox environment.

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