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Brilliant is an online learning platform offering bite-sized, interactive lessons in mathematics, science, and computer science. It provides a Premium subscription that unlocks full access to course tracks, problem sets, and guided explanations across multiple subjects.
When you cancel a Brilliant subscription purchased directly on the web, future billing stops but your Premium access continues until the end of the current billing period. For store purchases (Apple or Google), cancellation prevents future renewals through that store but access typically remains until the period you already paid for ends. Your Brilliant account and progress remain; cancellation does not automatically delete your account or learning history unless you request account deletion separately.
Brilliant's published policy is that refunds are not generally offered under their Terms of Use, though they may consider exceptions on a case-by-case basis. For web purchases, eligible accounts may see a self-serve "Request a Refund" option in Subscription Settings; otherwise support reviews requests manually. For subscriptions purchased through the Apple App Store or Google Play, refunds must be requested through Apple or Google respectively (for example, Apple's "Report a Problem" system or Google Play order history). See Brilliant refund policy and Brilliant help: how do I get a refund?.
| Plan | Price (CAD) | Period | Features |
|---|---|---|---|
| Monthly (in-app purchase on iOS) | C$28.99 | Monthly | Brilliant Premium - full access (exact features unspecified) |
| Annual (Canadian reported) | C$244.40 | Annual (approx. C$20/month by reported billing) | Brilliant Premium - full access (user-reported actual charge) |
Digital services that are delivered immediately (subscriptions providing immediate access to content) may be exempt from an automatic statutory 14‑day cooling‑off period in Canada, so Brilliant is not automatically bound by a national unconditional 14‑day refund right in every case. Provincial rules differ: under Quebec's Consumer Protection Act, there is not generally an unconditional 14‑day refund once a digital service has been fully delivered, though businesses must meet any notice and disclosure requirements for automatic renewals. If Brilliant did not clearly disclose renewal terms or failed to provide required renewal notices, provincial consumer protection laws may give you additional grounds to challenge a renewal or request redress.
If you cannot resolve the issue with Brilliant, Canadian consumers may consider a chargeback through their bank or credit card issuer; note that initiating a chargeback can limit Brilliant's ability to assist and may have time limits and requirements set by your payment provider.
Public reviews show a mix of positive and negative experiences. Many users praise Brilliant's user-friendly design, engaging bite-sized lessons, clear explanations and helpful visuals, and several reviewers note quick or understanding customer support in billing or refund cases. At the same time, recurring negatives reported on public review sites include unauthorized or unexpected charges, subscription renewals after attempted cancellation, and difficulties obtaining refunds. Several complaints allege that cancellations did not process correctly and led to automatic renewals.
Some common pitfalls include cancelling from the wrong place (for example uninstalling the app but not cancelling the subscription through the App Store / Google Play or Brilliant web settings), assuming a cancellation went through without checking subscription status, or contacting the wrong support channel (Brilliant vs. Apple/Google) for a store purchase. Another frequent example is using multiple Apple IDs or Google accounts - the subscription may be tied to a different account than the one you think. Always confirm cancellation in the relevant account's subscription settings and keep screenshots or confirmation emails as evidence.
| Method | Refund | Difficulty |
|---|---|---|
| Web (purchase at brilliant.org) | Possible: self‑serve "Cancel and Refund" if eligible, otherwise case‑by‑case review by support. See cancel help. | Low - Medium (depends on eligibility and support response) |
| Apple App Store (iOS) | Request via Apple (Report a Problem); Brilliant directs users to Apple for refunds. | Medium (subject to Apple's policies and review) |
| Google Play Store (Android) | Request via Google Play order history; Brilliant directs users to Google for refunds. | Medium (subject to Google's policies and review) |
After you cancel, check your subscription status in the place you cancelled (Brilliant account settings, Apple Subscriptions, or Google Play Subscriptions) and retain screenshots or confirmation emails. If you need help, start with Brilliant's help articles: how to cancel or change and how to get a refund. For store purchases, use Apple's Report a Problem (reportaproblem.apple.com) or Google Play's support via your Order History (Google Play refunds).
For formal cancellation letters or mailed requests, send to:
Brilliant Worldwide, Inc
200 Pine Street, Floor 8
San Francisco, California 94104
United States
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