What is the MILESPLIT PRO charge on my credit card?

What this charge usually means

The descriptor MILESPLIT PRO is most commonly tied to a paid MileSplit PRO membership, which is part of the FloSports subscription network. MileSplit provides high school track and field and cross-country coverage, including rankings, meet results, videos, photos, and premium content. If you or someone in your household purchased a PRO plan, your bank statement may show a descriptor like MILESPLIT PRO instead of a longer company name.

In most cases, this is a legitimate recurring subscription charge, not a one-time purchase. FloSports support documentation for MileSplit and related products also explains that subscriptions renew automatically unless canceled and that cancellation takes effect at the end of the current billing period.

Why it appeared on your statement

• You started a MileSplit PRO monthly or annual plan and auto-renew was left on.
• You upgraded from a free account to paid access for premium meet coverage or archives.
• A family member used your card to subscribe from a shared device.
• You subscribed through a connected FloSports property and the statement descriptor mapped to MileSplit PRO.
• You forgot about an older signup that stayed active through the renewal date.

How to verify the charge quickly

First, check your email for receipts from FloSports or MileSplit, especially around the charge date. Look for subscription confirmations, renewal notices, or cancellation confirmations. Next, sign in to your MileSplit/FloSports account and review the Subscription section for active plan status, billing interval, and renewal date.

If details do not match what you expected, contact support using the official help center and include: last 4 digits of the card, charge date, amount, and account email(s) you may have used. Support can usually confirm whether the charge is linked to a valid account.

If you are comparing with other unknown descriptors, you can also review similar guides such as Patreon and Cash App to understand how merchant names and statement descriptors can differ.

How to cancel MILESPLIT PRO

Cancel from your account settings rather than just deleting the app. On the web flow, users typically go to Account, then Subscription, then Manage, and complete the cancellation prompts. Keep the confirmation email as proof. If you subscribed through Apple, Google Play, Roku, or another platform, cancellation must be done through that same platform’s subscription manager.

After cancellation, access generally continues until the current paid period ends. That means you may still see service availability until expiration, but future renewals should stop once cancellation is properly completed.

When and how to dispute

Dispute the transaction with your card issuer if the charge is truly unauthorized, if you cannot identify any account owner, or if support cannot locate a matching subscription despite your billing evidence. Before filing, gather screenshots of account status, emails to support, and any response you received.

• Contact the merchant first for faster reversal when possible.
• Ask your bank to block future recurring debits from the same descriptor if needed.
• Request a replacement card if you suspect card compromise.
• Track deadlines from your card network for timely dispute filing.

Most MILESPLIT PRO charges are valid subscription renewals, but prompt verification is important. Acting early gives you the best chance to stop future billing and resolve any unauthorized activity cleanly.