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ExecuNet is a paid career and networking service aimed at senior executives, offering access to executive-level job listings, coaching, resume and LinkedIn support, a recruiter directory, and one-to-one strategy help. Memberships include auto-renewing premium plans and timed access options sold on ExecuNet's website.
When you successfully cancel through Member Services, auto-renewal should be stopped so you won't be charged at the next renewal cycle. According to ExecuNet's terms, your access typically continues until the end of the period you already paid for; cancelling does not usually terminate access immediately.
Keep a copy of the confirmation (email or postal receipt). If you requested cancellation by phone, note the date, representative’s name, and confirmation details. If you need proof later (for disputes or refunds), those records help resolve issues with billing.
ExecuNet offers a 30-day money-back guarantee for new Premium-level access: if you cancel within 30 days of purchase you are entitled to a full refund. After 30 days the refund rules depend on the plan purchased: for 30-day Premium Access there is no refund for unused portions; for 90-day Premium Access ExecuNet’s terms state you may be eligible for a prorated refund for each full month remaining. Refunds, when due, are generally paid within about 7 - 10 days per ExecuNet’s policy.
If you were billed through a third party (for example, an app store), ExecuNet’s site provides no App Store/Google Play cancellation guidance; check your billing statement and the billing platform’s refund process, but primary cancellation and refund requests should be made through ExecuNet Member Services.
| Plan | Price (USD) | Period | Features |
|---|---|---|---|
| Premium Membership (Auto‑renewing) | US$39/month | Monthly | Full access to $150K+ executive jobs, weekly curated jobs, expert answers, 1:1 strategy, recruiter directory, success manager |
| 90‑Day Access (Promo) | US$99 per 90 days | 90‑day | Premium access for 90 days, auto‑renewing |
| 180‑Day Access | US$219 per 180 days | 180‑day | Premium access for 180 days |
| 360‑Day Access | US$399 per 360 days | 360‑day | Premium access for 360 days |
| DIY Job Posting (Employer) | US$295 per post | One‑time | Job posting to executive‑level audience across U.S., Canada, Mexico |
ExecuNet’s 30-day money-back guarantee is more generous than typical minimum protections and aligns with consumer protection expectations in Canada. There is no specific nationwide statutory 14-day cooling-off period that universally applies to digital career services in Canada; provincial consumer protection rules vary, and many digital subscription services are not covered by a mandatory cooling-off right. Because ExecuNet voluntarily offers a 30-day full refund for new Premium access, that policy is a stronger consumer protection than a typical statutory minimum.
Many customers praise ExecuNet’s coaching, resume and LinkedIn support, and tailored executive branding - reviewers report tangible benefits such as clearer narratives and successful placements. Users often highlight the value of one-to-one strategy and the recruiter connections available through the service.
On the other hand, some users criticize the job listings, saying links sometimes redirect to employer sites where the posting is no longer available, and others feel the service is expensive relative to the value they received. Historical complaints also cite difficulty stopping recurring charges; maintaining proof of cancellation is therefore important.
Waiting until after the renewal date is a frequent mistake - if you cancel after renewal you may be charged for the next period and lose the chance for a pre‑renewal refund. Another common error is assuming you can cancel via the Apple App Store or Google Play; ExecuNet’s terms show cancellations are handled through Member Services, so relying on an app-store cancellation can leave the subscription active. Failing to keep copies of cancellation confirmations or proof of mailed requests makes disputing charges harder later.
| Method | Refund | Difficulty |
|---|---|---|
| Email to [email protected] | Applies to ExecuNet refund policy: full refund if within 30 days; prorated or none after 30 days depending on plan | Low |
| Phone to 203‑750‑1030 | Same refund rules apply (request must be made before renewal for prevention of further charges) | Low - Medium (keep call record) |
| Certified/registered postal mail to Member Services | Same refund rules apply; postal receipt provides strongest proof of request | Low - Medium (best for evidence) |
| Apple App Store / Google Play | No guidance on ExecuNet site; not shown as supported - refunds and cancellation are subject to the app store’s terms | High (no ExecuNet instructions; may not be supported) |
After you cancel, request and keep written confirmation from ExecuNet stating the cancellation date and whether a refund will be issued. Monitor your bank or card statement for any unexpected charges in the following billing cycle. If you have questions about the terms or refund timing, review ExecuNet’s Terms of Service at https://www.execunet.com/terms-of-service/ and consider checking customer reviews on sites such as Trustpilot for recent experiences before and after cancellation.
ExecuNet Member Services
295 Westport Avenue
Norwalk, CT 06851
United States
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