Postclic premium unlimited: promotional offer at $1.47 for 48h, then $79.87 per month without commitment

Cancellation service #1 in Canada
Freeletics is a digital fitness service that offers AI-guided high‑intensity interval training (HIIT) workouts and personalised training plans through a mobile app and web platform. It sells subscriptions for access to its AI Coach and structured training programs, with purchases available via the Freeletics website, Apple App Store, or Google Play.
When you successfully cancel a subscription, automatic renewal is stopped so you will not be charged again at the next billing date. You will retain access to the paid features until the end of your current billing period. A confirmation email should be sent to the account email used for the subscription; keep that email as evidence of cancellation.
Note that cancelling or deleting your Freeletics account separately from the purchase platform may not stop billing - cancellations must be completed through the platform where you bought the subscription (website, Apple, or Google). Also be aware of any data-retention policies described by Freeletics; deleting an account generally affects your account data but does not affect charges already initiated by the purchase platform.
Freeletics’ stated policy is to offer refunds only within 14 days of the initial purchase; this policy does not apply to subscription renewals. If you purchased on the Freeletics website you can request a refund by contacting Freeletics Customer Support (use the same email linked to your account) via their support/contact form - refunds may take several days to process. See Request a refund.
For purchases made through the App Store or Google Play, refunds are handled by Apple or Google respectively - contact Apple Support or Google Play support to request a refund according to their refund policies. If you are outside the 14‑day window or the charge is a renewal, Freeletics typically does not issue refunds directly.
| Plan | Price | Period | Features |
|---|---|---|---|
| Training - 3 months | C$40.04 | 3 months | AI Coach for workouts - training only |
| Training - 6 months | C$63.96 | 6 months | AI Coach for workouts - training only |
| Training - 12 months | C$80.08 | 12 months | AI Coach for workouts - training only |
Under Canadian consumer protection laws, digital subscription services must clearly disclose auto‑renewal terms and cancellation mechanisms. Consumers have the right to receive that information in a clear and accessible manner. Freeletics’ 14‑day refund window for initial purchases aligns with common cooling‑off expectations, but recurring complaints about lack of renewal reminders and difficulty cancelling may raise concerns under provincial consumer protection statutes. If you believe terms were not clearly disclosed or you experienced unfair renewal practices, you may raise the issue with your provincial consumer protection office.
Users commonly praise Freeletics for effective, well‑structured HIIT workouts, the app’s adaptability to different needs and equipment, and its ability to help build consistent exercise habits with an intuitive user experience. At the same time, many reviewers report frustrations with auto‑renewal reminders and difficulties cancelling subscriptions - some say they were charged unexpectedly and encountered unresponsive or unsatisfactory customer service when requesting refunds. A portion of users also describe the workouts as becoming repetitive or express disappointment in pricing and subscription terms.
Many problems stem from cancelling in the wrong place - common examples include deleting the Freeletics account but not cancelling the subscription in the App Store or Google Play, or attempting to cancel through the app when the purchase was made on the website. Waiting until after a renewal charge and then requesting a refund outside the 14‑day window is another frequent issue. Not keeping receipts, confirmation emails, or registered‑mail proof often makes dispute resolution harder, so preserve all documentation before and after you cancel.
| Method | Refund | Difficulty |
|---|---|---|
| Freeletics website (log in → Plan → Cancel) | Possible within 14 days if requested to Freeletics Support; refunds handled by Freeletics for website purchases | Moderate - requires contacting Freeletics Support for refunds |
| Apple App Store (manage via Apple ID subscriptions) | Refunds handled by Apple according to Apple’s policies; Freeletics does not issue App Store refunds directly | Moderate - cancel in iOS settings; refund request through Apple Support |
| Google Play (manage via Google Play → Subscriptions) | Refunds handled by Google Play; contact Google Play support for refund requests | Moderate - cancel in Google Play; request refund via Google Play support |
| Postal cancellation (registered mail) | Cancellation valid; refunds depend on purchase method and timing - if purchased on site, request refund via support within policy window | Low difficulty to send, but slower processing and requires keeping proof of delivery |
After you cancel, keep the cancellation confirmation email and any receipts. Monitor your bank or card statements to confirm no further renewals occur. If you need a refund for a website purchase within 14 days, use the Freeletics refund request guidance at Request a refund. For App Store or Google Play refunds, contact Apple Support or Google Play support directly. For account deletion information, see Delete your Freeletics account. If you encounter unresponsive support or believe your consumer rights were breached, keep documentation and consider contacting your provincial consumer protection office.
Freeletics GmbH, Berg‑am‑Laim‑Straße 111, 81673 München, Germany
Already sent a letter? Enter its tracking number to see its proof of dispatch and certified timestamp.
Written by Jacob Bouchard
Postclic editor · 5 years experience
Editor at Postclic for 5 years, I turn complex registered electronic mail procedures into clear, actionable English.