RecipeTour

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RecipeTour is an ad‑free, subscription-based cooking platform that offers human-developed, kitchen-tested recipes, video courses, and curated digital cookbooks for home cooks and pet owners.

United States (likely Nevada, USA)
recipetour.com

About RecipeTour

RecipeTour is an online cooking membership service that provides ad‑free access to a growing library of human‑created, kitchen‑tested recipes, step‑by‑step video courses, and themed digital cookbooks. Its catalog covers everyday meals, nostalgic dishes, global cuisines, and even recipes for pets, all organized with detailed tagging by ingredient, appliance, dietary style, and theme so members can quickly find what they want to cook.([info.recipetour.com](https://info.recipetour.com/faq.html?utm_source=openai))

This merchant typically appears on bank and card statements as a charge from recipetour.com or similar descriptors referencing Recipe Tour or RecipeTour. Users often first encounter the brand through low-cost cookbook or recipe bundle offers (for example, a few dollars for a specific cookbook or collection), after which a recurring membership fee is billed unless cancelled. Public reviews describe follow‑on subscription charges in the roughly $20–$35 USD per month range after an initial small purchase, which can surprise customers who didn’t realize they were enrolling in a membership.([info.recipetour.com](https://info.recipetour.com/faq.html?utm_source=openai))

If you see an unfamiliar RecipeTour charge, start by searching your email for receipts or order confirmations from recipetour.com and logging into your account on the site to review your billing and membership status. You can manage or cancel your membership from your account settings, and if you believe you were billed in error or did not intend to subscribe, you can request a refund by contacting RecipeTour support through their Help Center, contact form, or support email; they note that refunds are processed back to the original payment method within about 7–10 business days.([recipe-tour.zendesk.com](https://recipe-tour.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/40142247973780-How-to-Request-a-Refund?utm_source=openai))

Bank Statement Variations

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These are the raw merchant codes that appear on bank and credit card statements that we've identified as belonging to RecipeTour.

  1. XX9049 DEBIT CARD 05/14 14:59 RECIPETOUR .COM VISTA CA04837775 299782

Frequently Asked Questions

Why do I see a recurring monthly charge from RecipeTour or recipetour.com on my card?

RecipeTour operates as a subscription-based cooking platform. Many customers first purchase a low‑priced cookbook or recipe bundle and, during checkout, are enrolled in an ongoing membership that renews automatically each billing period. Those follow‑on membership fees can appear as recurring monthly charges on your card statement until the subscription is cancelled. Review your email receipts and your RecipeTour account’s Billing section to confirm your current plan and renewal date.([info.recipetour.com](https://info.recipetour.com/faq.html?utm_source=openai))

What are common billing amounts for RecipeTour memberships?

Public reviews indicate that RecipeTour often promotes small initial offers (for example, recipe collections around a few U.S. dollars), followed by recurring membership fees that have been reported in the roughly $20–$35 USD per month range, depending on promotion and region. To see the exact price tied to your account, sign in at recipetour.com and check the pricing displayed under your Account or Billing settings.([info.recipetour.com](https://info.recipetour.com/faq.html?utm_source=openai))

How do I cancel my RecipeTour subscription so I don’t get charged again?

To cancel, log into your account at recipetour.com, go to your Account or Billing page, and select the option to manage or cancel your membership. RecipeTour also provides a dedicated “Cancel Membership” or Help Center link where you can request cancellation if you have trouble accessing your account. Be sure to complete the full cancellation flow and save any confirmation email so you have proof the subscription was ended before your next renewal date.([info.recipetour.com](https://info.recipetour.com/faq.html?utm_source=openai))

How can I request a refund for a RecipeTour charge I didn’t expect?

RecipeTour’s support documentation states that you can request a refund by contacting their support team, typically by chat or via their contact form, and providing your name and the email address tied to your account. Refunds, when approved, are processed back to your original payment method and may take about 7–10 business days to appear, depending on your bank. If you can’t locate your account or feel you were misled, you can also contact your card issuer to discuss a dispute.([recipe-tour.zendesk.com](https://recipe-tour.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/40142247973780-How-to-Request-a-Refund?utm_source=openai))

How do I contact RecipeTour about a billing or membership issue?

You can reach RecipeTour by using the contact form on recipetour.com, which routes messages to their customer care team, or by visiting their Help Center and FAQ pages for self‑service options. They also list a U.S. customer care phone number beginning with area code 702 for membership and support questions, as well as support email addresses noted in their FAQ and help articles.([recipe-tour.zendesk.com](https://recipe-tour.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/40142247973780-How-to-Request-a-Refund?utm_source=openai))

Why does my RecipeTour statement line mention a different city, such as Vista, CA?

Some RecipeTour charges may appear with a payment processor location or billing descriptor that references a different city (such as Vista, California) rather than RecipeTour’s own operations. This is usually tied to the payment gateway or acquiring bank used to process the transaction, not a physical store you visited. The key indicator that the charge is from RecipeTour is the recipetour.com or RecipeTour wording in the descriptor and a matching email receipt or account on their website.([info.recipetour.com](https://info.recipetour.com/faq.html?utm_source=openai))

Will RecipeTour place small temporary or $0–$1 authorization holds on my card?

Like many online subscription services, RecipeTour or its payment processors may place a small authorization hold on your card when you first sign up or update your payment method to verify that the card is valid. These authorizations are not actual charges and should drop off automatically after a few days. Only posted transactions that remain on your statement after your billing date represent real charges. Check your online banking details to see whether an entry is pending or posted.

How can I confirm which RecipeTour products or cookbooks I’ve paid for?

Sign into recipetour.com and open your Home dashboard or Library area; purchased cookbooks, courses, and recipe collections linked to your account should appear there. Compare the dates of these purchases to the dates of charges on your bank statement. If you see charges that don’t correspond to content or membership on your account, contact RecipeTour support with your transaction date, amount, and the last four digits of the card used so they can investigate.([info.recipetour.com](https://info.recipetour.com/faq.html?utm_source=openai))

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