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What is the “DevPro s.r.o. Nitra” charge on your card?

The short answer

'DevPro s.r.o. Nitra' is FlirtCam.AI (flirtcam.ai), an AI video-call companion app. DevPro s.r.o. is its Slovak operating company — probably the least recognizable descriptor in our whole catalog, which is precisely why people google it.

Subscriptions auto-renew ($19.99/mo standard; discounted 3-month and annual terms renew too). The crypto one-time 12-month option is the only non-renewing purchase.

✓ Verified first-hand: Verified first-hand on FlirtCam.AI's site: the statement shows 'DevPro s.r.o. Nitra' with no adult wording — DevPro is the Slovak company behind the app.

Also appears as: DEVPRO S.R.O. · DEVPRO NITRA · DEVPRO SRO NITRA SVK

The app behind this charge

FlirtCam.AI

3.7

Operator: DevPro s.r.o. (Nitra, Slovakia)

Read our full FlirtCam.AI review →

How to stop the charge

  1. Log in at flirtcam.ai → settings → cancel auto-renew; access lasts to the end of the term (unused tokens then expire).
  2. If you're inside 24 hours of the charge and used ≤20 tokens, request the refund NOW — that's the entire window (card purchases only).
  3. Never signed up? Dispute with your bank citing 'DevPro s.r.o. Nitra'.

Refund reality

Verified from FlirtCam's terms: refunds only within 24 hours of purchase and only if you've used 20 tokens or fewer, card purchases only — and the EU 14-day withdrawal right is waived once you use the service. Outside that day-one window, cancelling future renewals is all that's available.

Didn't sign up for anything?

First check whether someone in your household did — discreet descriptors exist precisely so subscriptions aren't obvious on a shared statement. If you're confident nobody did, treat it as an unauthorized charge: dispute it with your bank citing the exact descriptor, ask them to block the merchant, and replace the card if you don't recognize how it was obtained.

Descriptors confuse because app names, company names, and billing entities rarely match — our ownership map shows who actually runs which apps, and the real-cost table decodes what each one genuinely charges.

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