Moz Pro offers SEO tools on a recurring subscription. If you plan to pay with a Coinepay virtual card, check Moz’s payment rules before signing up: Moz accepts certain credit and debit cards but says it does not accept prepaid credit cards. This guide walks through plan selection, checkout, payment troubleshooting, and subscription management without assuming your card will be accepted.
Before you start: plans and payment requirements
Moz Pro’s paid plans are Starter, Standard, Medium, and Large. Moz Enterprise is available by enquiry. Choose a tier based on the websites and work you need to manage, then compare the current features on Moz’s official pricing page. For example, the Starter plan is listed for one website. Check the plan details at checkout rather than relying on an older comparison.
| Moz Pro plan | Published USD price at the time of writing (October 2026) |
|---|---|
| Starter | $49 per month |
| Standard | $99 per month paid monthly, or $950 billed for the first year on the yearly option |
| Medium | $179 per month paid monthly, or $1,719 billed for the first year on the yearly option |
| Large | $299 per month paid monthly, or $2,868 billed for the first year on the yearly option |
These are published USD prices, not a promise of your final checkout total. At the time of writing (October 2026), check Moz’s official pricing page and your checkout summary for the current price, billing interval, and any applicable charges. If you select a limited-time promotion, review its renewal terms: Moz says promotional subscriptions renew at the published price for the selected tier.
Moz lists Visa, Mastercard, American Express, and Discover credit cards as accepted payment methods. It also accepts some debit cards when the issuing bank permits subscription payments. Moz says it does not accept prepaid credit cards. Do not assume a Coinepay virtual card satisfies Moz’s card-type or other payment requirements. Contact Coinepay support to confirm your card meets those requirements before you buy; Moz makes the final checkout decision. Moz also says PayPal, Venmo, Google Pay, and Apple Pay are not accepted for this subscription.
To prepare, register with Coinepay and complete identity verification before using card services. Your virtual card’s number, expiry date, and CVV are available after issuance. Check your available funds and any applicable card settings in the Coinepay dashboard or mobile app. Use your real name and accurate billing details. If you need help finding a setting or understanding a card requirement, contact Coinepay support rather than guessing at checkout.
How to sign up and pay for Moz Pro
- Choose your plan on Moz’s official pricing page. Compare Starter, Standard, Medium, and Large, and choose monthly or yearly billing where offered. Use a plan’s Sign up now! button to begin. Moz also advertises a free-trial route; its trial sign-up requires a credit card, so check the applicable card requirement before starting a trial.
- Create or sign in to your Moz account. Follow the prompts Moz presents. Enter your real account and billing information, and review the selected plan and billing interval before proceeding. Checkout screens can change, so use the labels shown in your own session.
- Enter your Coinepay virtual card details if eligible. Copy the card number, expiry date, and CVV from Coinepay into Moz’s card fields. Enter your actual billing details consistently. Do not change your location or invent an address to try to pass a payment check.
- Review the amount and renewal terms. A yearly plan has a larger upfront payment than its advertised monthly equivalent. Make sure the available card balance covers the amount presented at checkout, with room for any other applicable charges. If you are using a promotion or trial, read the displayed conversion and renewal terms before confirming.
- Submit payment and check the result. Complete any verification request legitimately presented during payment. Wait for Moz’s confirmation before treating the subscription as active. After signing in, you can open the upper-right profile icon → Account & Billing → Subscriptions to check your plan.
Moz says a trial sign-up or newly entered card may receive an authorization of up to $1, which Moz voids. That authorization is not described as a trial price. Review the transaction and subscription status rather than assuming a small authorization means a paid plan has started.
If Moz declines the card
Start with the exact message Moz shows, then check one likely cause at a time. Repeatedly resubmitting unchanged details is unlikely to resolve an eligibility or verification problem.
“Your card was declined”
Moz says this message can result from an incorrect expiry date or CVC, or a transaction denied by the card issuer. Recheck the number, expiry date, and CVV against the Coinepay app, and confirm that your available funds cover the checkout amount. Then check that your real billing details are entered correctly. If those details look right, ask Coinepay support to help investigate the attempted payment; Moz support can help clarify what its checkout reported.
“An error occurred when processing the subscription. (EH-S001)”
Moz associates this message with a likely unsupported payment method. Its restriction on prepaid credit cards is especially important here: adding funds or retrying the same card details will not change a merchant card-type rule. Contact Coinepay support to confirm whether your card meets Moz’s stated requirements. If it does not, use a payment method Moz accepts rather than trying to work around the restriction.
Balance, billing address, and verification checks
- Insufficient balance: Compare the amount Moz is attempting to charge with the funds available on your card. In particular, confirm whether you selected monthly billing or a first-year payment. Check Coinepay for your available balance and relevant card settings before trying again.
- Billing details do not match: Correct typos in your name, address, expiry date, or security code. Use your genuine billing information. Moz lists incorrect billing details among possible reasons a payment fails.
- 3-D Secure or another verification step: If your payment flow presents an authentication request, follow the instructions shown by the payment provider. Do not assume every Moz checkout will show the same verification screen. If a prompt fails, expires, or never reaches you, contact Coinepay support with the attempt details and ask what to check next.
- Merchant region checks: A payment can be affected by the information and eligibility rules a merchant applies to an account or transaction. Check that your account region and real billing details are accurate. Neither a virtual card nor a different address overrides a merchant’s regional rules. Ask Moz about its purchase eligibility if the checkout indicates a region-related issue.
If the card update screen instead says “There was an error processing your payment info: Your card information is incorrect”, re-enter the details carefully. Moz advises checking with the card issuer about a possible decline or trying another accepted card if the information is correct. When requesting help, share the error text and approximate time of the attempt, but do not send your full card number or CVV in a support message.
Manage your card, invoices, and renewal
Once signed in to Moz, select the upper-right profile icon → Account & Billing. Open Subscriptions to manage your Moz Pro plan. Open Billing Info for payment details, invoices, and transaction history. To change the saved payment card, select Replace beside the payment method in Billing Info, then follow Moz’s instructions and check whether the replacement was saved.
To stop future Moz Pro renewals, cancel through Account & Billing → Subscriptions. Moz says cancellation takes effect at the end of the paid billing period and access remains until then. It advises cancelling at least one day before the renewal date; cancelling on the renewal date may still result in a charge. Moz Pro and Moz Local require separate cancellations if you subscribe to both. Moz’s Help Hub states that it does not offer refunds, so review the renewal date and terms before paying or cancelling.
If you need check, wire, or ACH payment instead of a card, Moz limits those methods to annual Moz Pro subscriptions arranged through manual invoicing with its Help Team. For questions about your Coinepay card or a declined attempt, use Coinepay support; for plan terms, invoices, or the reason Moz rejected a payment method, ask Moz directly.
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FAQ
Does Moz Pro accept every Coinepay virtual card?
No acceptance can be assumed. Moz says it does not accept prepaid credit cards and accepts only certain credit and debit cards. Contact Coinepay support to confirm your card meets Moz’s requirements before buying.
Can I start a Moz Pro free trial without entering a card?
Moz says its trial sign-up requires a credit card. Review the current trial and renewal terms during sign-up.
What should I do if Moz shows error EH-S001?
Moz says EH-S001 likely indicates an unsupported payment method. Check Moz’s card rules and ask Coinepay support whether your card meets them; use another accepted method if it does not.
Where can I replace my card or cancel Moz Pro?
In Moz, open the upper-right profile icon → Account & Billing. Use Billing Info → Replace to change the payment card, or Subscriptions to cancel Moz Pro.
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