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1Password is a password manager and digital vault service from AgileBits Inc. It stores passwords, secure notes, credit card details, and other sensitive information, syncing across devices so you can sign in safely and autofill credentials in browsers and apps.
It is offered as a cloud subscription (1Password.com) and as in‑app subscriptions through Apple and Google platforms; features and billing depend on how the subscription was started.
When you cancel a 1Password.com subscription, the subscription remains active until the end of the current paid billing period. After that period ends the account is frozen: you lose access to premium features and cannot sign in until you reactivate. Data (vault items) is retained but inaccessible while the account is frozen; reactivating restores access to the stored data.
For in‑app subscriptions through Apple or Google, cancelling stops future renewals according to the platform’s billing cycle. You continue to have access until the end of the paid period provided by Apple/Google. 1Password does not automatically delete your vaults on cancellation; you may need to export or retrieve data before deleting an account or app.
1Password’s Terms state that amounts paid are non‑refundable and refund requests are considered case‑by‑case at AgileBits’ discretion. The support pages also say 1Password is unable to issue refunds for past charges or for remaining time when cancelling a paid subscription; free trial cancellations prevent charges. See 1Password Terms and refund policy.
If you purchased via the App Store or Google Play, refund eligibility and requests are typically handled by Apple or Google under their platform policies rather than by 1Password directly. In Canada, refunds for digital in‑app purchases are generally governed by the platform’s terms and the provider’s policy; there is no automatic federal right to cancel digital subscriptions within 14 days.
| Plan | Price (CAD) | Period | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Individual - Monthly (in‑app via Canadian App Store) | C$5.99 | Monthly | In‑app Apple price for iOS/macOS purchases |
| Individual - Annual (in‑app via Canadian App Store) | C$57.00 | Annual | In‑app Apple annual purchase |
| Family - Monthly (in‑app via Canadian App Store) | C$8.99 | Monthly | In‑app Apple price for Families plan |
| Family - Annual (in‑app via Canadian App Store) | C$83.99 | Annual | In‑app Apple annual purchase |
| Individual - Annual (1Password.ca web pricing, implied conversion) | ≈C$5.35 / month (billed annually) | Monthly (billed annually) | Based on USD $3.99 converted to CAD; web pricing set independently |
| Family - Annual (1Password.ca web pricing, implied conversion) | ≈C$8.01 / month (billed annually) | Monthly (billed annually) | Based on USD $5.99 converted to CAD; web pricing set independently |
Canadian consumers do not have a general federal 14‑day automatic cancellation right for digital subscriptions purchased in‑app; protections vary by purchase type and provincial consumer protection laws. Subscriptions started by the consumer through App Store or Google Play generally follow those platform terms for refunds and cancellations. Because 1Password’s own policy states payments are non‑refundable, Canadian users typically must rely on platform refund processes or AgileBits’ discretionary goodwill when requesting refunds.
Many users praise 1Password for strong security, a clear interface, reliable cross‑device sync, and excellent autofill and shared vault features. Reviews on Capterra and Trustpilot frequently rate it highly for security and usability. At the same time, common negative reports include occasional autofill or syncing bugs on Android/iOS, confusing setup for some users, price increases or migration to cloud plans, and inconsistent customer support response times. Some users report disagreements over refunds or instances where access was affected immediately after cancellation.
A frequent mistake is trying to cancel in the wrong place - for example, cancelling on 1Password.com when the subscription was purchased through Apple or Google, which won’t stop platform billing. Another is deleting the app or account without exporting data or confirming cancellation, which can make recovery harder. Users sometimes expect automatic refunds after cancelling; with 1Password’s stated no‑refund policy, that expectation can lead to frustration. Finally, not keeping receipts, transaction IDs, or support ticket numbers makes it harder to request reviews or escalations.
| Method | Refund | Difficulty |
|---|---|---|
| Web (1Password.com) | No - payments are generally non‑refundable; AgileBits may consider requests case‑by‑case per Terms and support. | Easy - cancel from your account Billing page. |
| App Store (iOS/macOS) | Handled by Apple - refunds are subject to Apple’s policies; 1Password cannot directly refund in‑app purchases. | Medium - cancel through Apple subscription settings; request refunds via Apple if needed. |
| Google Play (Android) | Handled by Google Play - refunds are subject to Google’s policies; 1Password cannot directly refund in‑app purchases. | Medium - cancel through Google Play subscriptions; request refunds via Google Play if needed. |
Save copies of receipts, cancellation confirmations, and any support correspondence. If you cancelled on 1Password.com the account will be frozen at the end of the paid period and can be reactivated by signing back in and resubscribing. If you cancelled through Apple or Google Play, follow their guidance to verify cancellation and to request a refund from the platform if appropriate.
For further assistance and official guidance visit the 1Password support pages: manage subscription (manage subscription), Apple subscription help (Apple subscription), Android subscription help (Android subscription), and the refund policy (refund policy).
If you choose to send a written cancellation or correspondence by post, use registered mail to obtain proof of delivery; retain the delivery receipt and a scanned copy of the letter in case you need to escalate.
AgileBits Inc.
4711 Yonge St., 10th Floor
Toronto, Ontario M2N 6K8
Canada
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