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Antidote is a suite of language tools and services from Druide Informatique that includes desktop software (Antidote 12), Antidote Web, Antidote Mobile and related subscription plans (Antidote+). Separately, "Antidote Health" refers to a telehealth service that uses the Antidote name for online prescriptions and consultations; subscriptions and support for that service are managed by Antidote Health.
When you cancel an app‑store subscription, billing is stopped according to the app store's rules; access typically continues until the end of the paid period. For Druide direct subscriptions, disabling auto‑renewal prevents the next renewal but generally preserves access until the current subscription period ends. For Antidote Health, cancellation emailed to support is effective the following subscription month.
Account data (settings, saved entries) is typically retained by the provider unless you request account deletion; deletion processes and timelines differ between Antidote products and Antidote Health. If you send a postal cancellation, keep the registered‑mail proof in case follow‑up is needed.
Druide's published Conditions of Use state that payments for the Applications (Antidote Mobile, Antidote Web, etc.) are non‑refundable and no credit is provided even for partial periods: that is the vendor policy for direct purchases. For Apple App Store and Google Play purchases, refunds are handled by Apple or Google and must be requested through their respective "Report a Problem" / refund processes. Antidote Health (telehealth) may allow pro‑rata refunds for unused portions of a prepaid subscription month and may issue a refund if no services have been used in the current month; contact [email protected] for specifics.
| Plan | Price (CAD) | Period | Features |
|---|---|---|---|
| Antidote+ Personal (1‑user) | C$59.95 | Annual (1 year) | Access to Antidote 12 (Windows/Mac), Antidote Web, Antidote Mobile; corrector, dictionaries, language guides; includes 500‑question trivia game |
| Antidote+ Family (up to 5 users) | C$99.95 | Annual (1 year) | Same full‑suite access as Personal for up to 5 users; includes the bonus trivia game |
Druide is based in Quebec, and Canadian consumers have statutory protections under federal and provincial consumer protection laws. A vendor's posted "no‑refund" policy cannot override mandatory legal rights where provincial or federal law provides entitlements (for example, where a law requires a refund or provides a cooling‑off period). App‑store purchases are also subject to Apple and Google refund processes, which provide an avenue for requests.
Distance‑contract and consumer protection rules in Canada may include withdrawal or cooling‑off rights in particular circumstances; these rights depend on the province and the nature of the service. If you believe a statutory right applies, you may refer the matter to your provincial consumer protection office or seek legal advice.
Public reviews are mixed. Some reviewers on Trustpilot describing the Antidote play‑testing platform praise it as legitimate and enjoyable, noting they eventually received rewards such as Steam or Amazon gift cards. Other reviewers report long delays in receiving rewards, difficulties with account deletion forms or broken Discord invites, slow or unhelpful support, and few testing opportunities. These mixed reports suggest that while many users are satisfied, others experience significant service or communication problems.
Users commonly try to cancel with the wrong provider: for example, cancelling in the Druide client portal when the subscription is billed via Apple or Google, or vice versa. Another frequent error is assuming cancellation will produce an immediate refund; direct Druide policies state no refunds for app purchases, and app‑store refunds are at Apple/Google discretion. People also sometimes fail to keep receipts or proof of cancellation and then cannot demonstrate timing for a refund dispute.
Other examples include attempting to delete an account without cancelling the subscription (which can leave auto‑renewal active), or using an incorrect email address when filling support/deletion forms - keep your account details and follow the provider‑specific steps above.
| Method | Refund | Difficulty |
|---|---|---|
| Apple App Store | Refunds handled by Apple via "Report a Problem" - possible but discretionary | Easy to cancel; refund medium (requires Apple request) |
| Google Play | Refunds handled by Google Play - possible but discretionary | Easy to cancel; refund medium (requires Google request) |
| Druide direct (Client Portal / Antidote.info) | Vendor policy: no refunds for Application purchases; treatment of exceptions subject to vendor review | Easy to disable auto‑renewal in portal; obtaining a refund is difficult |
| Antidote Health (telehealth) | May issue pro‑rata refunds if unused in current month; contact [email protected] | Cancellation: easy by email; refund: possible (depends on use) |
| Postal registered mail to Druide | Cancellation accepted; refunds follow provider policy (see Druide conditions) | Medium (requires preparing and sending registered mail; good proof of delivery) |
Keep all confirmation emails, receipts and any registered‑mail proof. If you used Apple or Google, follow their refund procedures: Apple provides a "Report a Problem" page and Google Play has its refund request flow. For direct Druide account issues use the Antidote help center and Client Portal guidance. If you cancelled Antidote Health, confirm with [email protected] when the cancellation is effective and whether a pro‑rata refund applies.
Useful links: Antidote Health terms and service details at Antidote Health - Terms of Use; Antidote.info automatic renewal help at Antidote.info - Deactivating automatic renewal; Druide Conditions of Use at Druide - Conditions of Use; guidance for app‑store cancellations at How to cancel via the App Store / Google Play.
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