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BIXI is a public bike‑share system operating in Canadian cities (notably Montréal) that offers membership plans, seasonal passes and pay‑per‑ride options for regular and electric bikes. Members are billed on a recurring basis for continuous plans; one‑time and seasonal options are billed per purchase.
The service is managed through a website (BIXI Space) and a mobile app; however, account management capabilities differ between the two (see cancellation steps below).
To stop a continuous membership you must use the BIXI website (BIXI Space). The mobile app does not provide a membership cancellation function - it only allows account deletion, which removes data but does not issue refunds. Cancel at least 48 hours before your membership renewal date to avoid another billing cycle.
When you cancel a continuous BIXI membership on the website, the membership stays active through the end of the paid period and will not auto‑renew. You retain access to member benefits until that expiry date.
If you delete your account via the app, BIXI removes your personal and payment data, ride history, unused credits and memberships. Account deletion is typically irreversible and does not automatically trigger refunds; any unresolved balances or active trips must be cleared before deletion is permitted.
BIXI’s published Terms and Conditions do not specify a general, guaranteed refund policy for memberships. That means refunds are not expressly promised and are handled on a case‑by‑case basis. In practice, refunds for memberships are uncommon but may be granted at BIXI’s discretion in exceptional circumstances.
Some users report receiving refunds when they had not used any rides and contacted customer service promptly; other users report difficulty obtaining refunds and surprise renewals. If you believe you are owed a refund, contact BIXI support immediately and keep documentation of your request and account status.
| Plan | Price | Period | Features |
|---|---|---|---|
| Monthly Membership | C$23.00 every 30 days | Monthly | Unlimited regular BIXI rides under 45 min; 18¢/min after 45 min; electric BIXI 18¢/min; no unlock fee, no security deposit |
| Seasonal Membership | C$112.00 per season | Seasonal (Apr 15 - Nov 15) | Unlimited regular BIXI rides under 45 min; 18¢/min after 45 min; electric BIXI 18¢/min; no unlock fee, no security deposit |
| One‑Way Pass | Unlock fee C$1.50 + usage | Per ride | Regular 20¢/min; electric 35¢/min; pay‑as‑you‑go; C$100 security deposit (pre‑authorization) |
| One‑Way + Trailer Pass | Unlock fee C$9.50 | Per ride | Includes trailer; regular/electric at 20¢/min (electric 35¢/min); C$200 security deposit |
| Trailer Pass (for personal bike) | Unlock fee C$8.00 | Per ride | Use your own bike with BIXI trailer: first 4 h included at C$4 (members) or C$4 (one‑way add‑on), then 20¢/min |
All prices exclude applicable taxes. Usage fees for members are billed monthly. Security deposits for One‑Way passes are pre‑authorizations typically returned within ~10 days (can take up to 30 days depending on the card issuer).
Canadian consumers have protections regarding fairness in contracts and billing; some provinces (notably Quebec) have specific rules that may require advance notice for auto‑renewals or limit certain automatic charges. Users have reported not receiving clear advance notice of auto‑renewals from BIXI; if you believe a renewal was improper you can raise the issue with BIXI and, if unresolved, contact your provincial consumer protection office.
If you did not use the service, consumer agencies sometimes support requests for refunds in similar cases, but outcomes depend on the terms, timing and whether you promptly sought a remedy. Keep records and escalate to your card issuer and local consumer protection agency if you cannot resolve the matter with BIXI directly.
User feedback is mixed. Positive comments frequently note useful real‑time data in the app, generally reliable availability and an interface that helps find bikes and docks. These users find BIXI convenient for short urban trips.
Negative reports commonly mention unexpected or opaque billing, auto‑renewal without clear notice, difficulty obtaining refunds, slow or unhelpful customer service, occasional app unreliability and docking or billing errors. Some users describe hefty surprise charges and inconsistent resolution experiences.
Many users mistakenly try to cancel via the mobile app; the app does not cancel continuous memberships and deleting the account there removes data without guaranteeing refunds. Another common error is waiting until the last minute - because BIXI recommends canceling at least 48 hours before the renewal date, missing that window can lead to an unwanted charge for the next period.
Other pitfalls include deleting the account while you still have an unresolved trip or balance (deletion may be blocked until issues are cleared) and not keeping proof of cancellation or correspondence with support, which makes disputes harder to resolve.
| Method | Refund | Difficulty |
|---|---|---|
| Website (BIXI Space) cancellation | Refunds uncommon: membership ends at period end; refunds discretionary (possible if unused and promptly requested) | Easy |
| Mobile app - account deletion | No refund guaranteed; deletes personal data, ride history and credits | Easy (irreversible) |
| Contact customer service (email/phone) | Possible in exceptional cases (e.g., no rides used and prompt contact), but experiences vary | Medium - Hard (inconsistent outcomes) |
Keep a copy of the cancellation confirmation (screenshot or email) and monitor your card/bank statement for the expected non‑renewal. If an unwanted charge posts after cancellation, contact BIXI support immediately with your documentation and, if necessary, contact your card issuer to dispute the charge. If BIXI does not resolve a disputed renewal, consider contacting your provincial consumer protection agency.
Helpful links:
BIXI Terms & Conditions (check for the latest policy language)
Office de la protection du consommateur (Quebec)
Government of Canada - consumer information
5945, avenue de Gaspé, Montréal, Québec, H2S 2X4, Canada
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