Overage Fees definition

Overage Fees means monthly fees payable in arrears by the Client for additional units or quantities, related to their Service(s), which are in excess of the initial amount(s) stipulated in their Proposal.

Overage Fees means fees due when the actual usage by Customer exceeds the access rights agreed upon in the Order Form.

Overage Fees means the fees payable by Customer calculated in accordance with the then current APT price list for Customer’s use of the Services in excess of the Usage Limits;

Examples of Overage Fees in a sentence

• Periodically, a report may be generated by CSP or Distributor, which may be sent or made accessible to the CSR for forwarding to the End User, indicating the actual level of Cloud Services usage by End Users during a given time period and which may serve as a basis for the invoicing and payment of any Overage Fees or usage based Fees in accordance with any additional requirements or Documentation.

• All undisputed portions of Distributor’s invoices for Overage Fees will be paid by CSR within thirty (30) days of CSR’s receipt of invoice for such.

• Any such Overage Fees will be reflected in an invoice and subject to the payment terms of this Section 5.

• Overage Fees (for use of Agent Seats or Minutes of Transcription beyond those subscribed or ordered will be invoiced quarterly in arrears at the Per Agent Seat/Month, Per User Per Month or per unite per month (e.g. Transcription Minute overage) used by the Customer.

• All undisputed portions of Distributor’s invoices for Overage Fees will be paid by CSR within thirty (30) days of date of invoice.

More Definitions of Overage Fees

Overage Fees means applicable fees relating to additional sales units processed beyond the limits, as associated with User’s chosen subscription plan; and

Overage Fees. A $30 fee may apply for every 15 minutes the event extends past end time. • Confirmation: Reservation are not confirmed until you have paid the deposit. Large Party Afternoon Tea Menu Selection Tea Service Menu includes your choice of:

Overage Fees means, for the duration that any Overage Level exceeds the relevant

Overage Fees has the meaning set forth in Section 5.1.‌‌

Overage Fees means the fees, as set out in the Service Order Form, that Indiga will charge for usage in excess of the Usage Limits.

Overage Fees means the fees charged if Company exceeds either the Output Limit or the Impression Limit (collectively the “Usage Limit”) as specified in the applicable Order Form.

Overage Fees means the fees payable to the Supplier and in the amount set out in Schedule 1 which become chargeable when the Subscription Package is exceeded in user numbers by the Customer in any calendar month; Services; the subscription services provided by the Supplier to the Customer under this Agreement via [xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx/ xxxxxxxxx.xx] or any other website notified to the Customer by the Supplier from time to time, as more particularly described in the Documentation; Service Levels; the Service Levels set out in Schedule 2; Software; the online software applications provided by the Supplier as part of the Services. Subscription Fees; the subscription fees payable by the Customer to the Supplier for the Subscription Package, as set out in the Order Form and as subsequently increased in accordance with the terms of this Agreement. Subscription Package; the number of user subscriptions and volume of data agreed to be purchased by the Customer pursuant to this Agreement including additional Subscription Tiers purchased; Subscription Tier; the Supplier’s pricing tier of data usage and or user subscriptions as set out in Schedule 1; Support Services Policy; the Supplier's policy for providing support in relation to the Services as made available at [xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx/xxxxxxxxx.xx] or such other website address as may be notified to the Customer from time to time; Virus; any thing or device (including any software, code, file or programme) which may: prevent, impair or otherwise adversely affect the operation of any computer software, hardware or network, any telecommunications service, equipment or network or any other service or device; prevent, impair or otherwise adversely affect access to or the operation of any programme or data, including the reliability of any programme or data (whether by re-arranging, altering or erasing the programme or data in whole or part or otherwise); or adversely affect the user experience, including worms, trojan horses, viruses and other similar things or devices.