Harvest

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Harvest is a web-based time tracking and invoicing software service developed by Iridesco, LLC for freelancers and professional services teams.

New York, NY
Owned by Iridesco, LLC

About Harvest

Harvest is a cloud-based time tracking, invoicing, expense tracking, and reporting platform operated by Iridesco, LLC. It’s used by freelancers, agencies, and professional services firms to log billable and non‑billable hours, track project budgets, and generate client invoices. The service is accessed via web and mobile apps and integrates with tools like project management and accounting software, making it a popular choice for small and mid‑sized businesses that bill based on time and projects.

A Harvest charge on your card statement typically indicates payment for a subscription to the Harvest time tracking and invoicing service. This could be a monthly or annual SaaS subscription for a single user, a small team, or a larger organization account. In some cases, the charge may be initiated by a business owner or administrator on behalf of their company, so individual employees might not immediately recognize the merchant name even though the company actively uses the software.

If you don’t recognize the charge, first check with your company’s finance or operations team, your bookkeeper, or whoever manages software subscriptions to see if Harvest is in use. You can also search your email for messages from getharvest.com to locate invoices or account notifications, or log into the Harvest account (if you have access) and review billing details. If the charge still seems unfamiliar, contact Harvest support through their website’s help/contact pages with the last four digits of the card and approximate billing date; they can help identify which account the payment is tied to. As a final step, your bank or card issuer can investigate or dispute the transaction if it appears unauthorized.

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  1. CBAPP WWW 602 Harvest

Frequently Asked Questions

What is this Harvest charge on my credit card statement?

Harvest is a subscription time tracking and invoicing service. A Harvest charge usually means you or your business is paying for a Harvest account used to track hours, manage projects, and send invoices to clients.

Is Harvest a subscription service or a one‑time purchase?

Harvest is sold as a subscription SaaS product, typically billed monthly or annually based on the number of users and plan type on the account. Charges will recur automatically until the subscription is cancelled.

How can I see which Harvest account is linked to my card?

If you have access, log into Harvest using the email you likely subscribed with and go to the Billing or Account settings page to view the payment method and invoices. If you can’t find the account, contact Harvest support via their website and provide the last four digits of the card and the charge date so they can help locate the associated account.

How do I cancel my Harvest subscription so I stop getting charged?

To cancel, sign in to Harvest as the account owner or administrator, go to Account or Billing settings, and follow the prompts to downgrade or cancel your paid plan. Be sure to complete the cancellation steps and confirm the effective date so future renewals are not processed.

Can I get a refund for a Harvest charge I didn’t intend to make?

Harvest’s terms generally state that prepaid subscription fees are non‑refundable, but they may review situations involving accidental renewals or duplicate charges. Contact Harvest support promptly with your account details and the specific invoice to request a review; you can also ask your card issuer for assistance if the charge appears unauthorized.

Why am I seeing multiple Harvest charges in the same month?

Multiple charges can occur if you changed plans mid‑cycle, added seats, or maintain more than one Harvest account or workspace billed to the same card. Review your Harvest invoices and billing history to confirm whether the amounts correspond to plan changes or separate accounts.

Does Harvest place temporary authorization holds on my card?

When you update a payment method or start a new subscription, your card issuer may show a small temporary authorization from Harvest to verify the card. These holds typically disappear automatically within a few business days and are not finalized charges.

How can I get a copy of the invoice for the Harvest charge?

Log into Harvest as the billing contact or account owner and navigate to the Billing or Invoices section to download past subscription invoices. If you don’t have access, ask the person who manages your Harvest account, or contact Harvest support with your company name, email, and charge details to request invoice copies.

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