Pay for it your way.
A Ronin is built to your head over three to six months, so you do not have to pay for it all at once. Put down a deposit to start the work and pay the rest whenever it suits you, in as many instalments as you like.
All of it now, or a deposit and the rest in your own time.
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Pay in full
One payment when you order, and there is nothing further to think about. We begin as soon as it clears.
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Deposit, then instalments
Start with the smallest deposit or more, and we begin building on it. The rest is yours to pay off in whatever amounts you choose, whenever you choose, up until the helmet ships. The minimum is .
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Either way, two methods
PayPal, or a bank transfer to our account in Japan. You can mix them: a deposit by PayPal and the balance by transfer is fine.
What paying in parts actually looks like.
A standard Breacher, shipping included. The figures are an illustration; the amounts and the timing are entirely yours.
| When | Amount | How | Outstanding |
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| When you order | The smallest deposit we accept | ||
| A month later | By PayPal, because you can | ||
| Whenever suits | A bank transfer | ||
| Before it ships | The last of it | Settled |
There is no schedule to keep to and no interest. The only rule is that a helmet is paid for before it leaves the workshop.
The balance is always on your account page.
Sign in and every order shows what it cost, what has been paid, and what is still outstanding — with the date and amount of every instalment that has gone in.
Underneath each unpaid order there is a box: type the amount you want to send and pay it with PayPal, or open the bank details and make a transfer quoting your order reference. A transfer takes a few days to reach us and is credited to the order when it does.
| Order total | |
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| Paid | |
| Outstanding |
What the account page shows for an order part way through. The outstanding figure is the total less what has arrived, so it is never out of date.
The things worth knowing first.
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How small can an instalment be?
Any amount at all, after the deposit. Send $50 if that is what this month allows.
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Is there interest, or a late fee?
Neither. The price is the price, and it does not change because you took longer to pay it.
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When do you start building?
On the deposit. Your place in the workshop is held from that point, and the build takes three to six months.
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What if I want to pay it all off early?
Pay the whole outstanding figure in one go. The box on your account page opens on exactly that amount.
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Does the shipping cost extra?
No. Worldwide FedEx Express is already in the total you see. Duty and import tax at your end are not. The flat rate is .
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Can I change my mind?
Before we begin, yes, and your deposit comes back. Once a helmet is being built to your measurements it is yours — write to us and we will talk it through.
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How do I know a payment arrived?
A PayPal payment is credited within moments. A transfer is credited when it reaches the bank. Either way the outstanding figure on your account page changes, which is the thing to trust.
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What happens when it is paid off?
The order reads as paid, the workshop is told, and nothing further is owed. You will hear from us again when it ships.
Start with the deposit.
Configure the helmet, choose your deposit, and pay the rest at whatever pace suits you. The smallest deposit we accept is .