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Give Kalima Time or a Plan

Buy transcription time or a prepaid plan as a gift, send it by email or link, and understand how claiming works.

You can give someone prepaid transcription time or a personal Kalima plan. Choose a gift from the billing area, add an optional message, and deliver it by email or with a private claim link.

Buy and deliver a gift

1
Open Billing and choose the gift action.
2
Select a transcription-time pack or a giftable personal plan. Plan gifts can cover 1, 3, or 12 months.
3
Choose email delivery or a claim link. Email gifts can be scheduled for a later date and time.
4
Add an optional title and message, accept the withdrawal notice, and complete payment in the secure checkout.
5
Copy the claim link from your sent gifts if you want to share it yourself.

Your account must be verified and at least one day old. Purchase limits may apply to protect gift payments from abuse.

Claim a gift

The recipient opens the private gift link and signs in or creates a verified Kalima account. A transcription-time gift is added to their paid balance. A plan gift starts a prepaid plan period and does not renew automatically.

If the recipient already has the same gifted plan, the gift extends it. If they already have a paid subscription or a different gifted plan, Kalima converts the gift's value to transcription time instead and shows this before the claim is completed.

Note

Anyone who has the claim link can redeem the gift. Share it only with the intended recipient. Each gift can be claimed once.

Manage sent gifts

The gifts section shows whether a gift is available, claimed, revoked, or reversed. Before a gift is claimed, the buyer can revoke it. Kalima then returns its value to the buyer as transcription time. A claimed gift cannot be revoked from this screen.

Frequently asked questions

No. It is prepaid for the selected period and ends automatically unless the recipient later buys their own subscription.

Kalima converts the plan gift to transcription time so it does not interfere with the existing subscription.

Yes. Revoke it from your sent gifts before anyone claims it. Its value is returned to you as transcription time.