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Clarify is a subscription-based software service that provides tools for organizing, editing and sharing documents and notes across devices. It is offered directly by Clarify Ltd. and may include free and paid tiers with different features and support options.
When you cancel a subscription, Clarify will typically stop future recurring charges and may allow access until the end of the current paid billing period. After the billing period ends, access to paid features is generally revoked and your account will revert to any available free tier. Clarify’s retention of your data after cancellation depends on their data retention and backup policy; some data may be kept for a limited period to allow reactivation, while other data may be deleted if you request removal.
Make sure you receive written confirmation of cancellation (email or in-app confirmation). If you do not receive confirmation, follow up promptly and retain proof of your cancellation attempt (screenshots, sent email copies, registered-post receipt).
Refunds depend on Clarify’s stated refund policy and on the timing of your cancellation. Many subscriptions do not offer pro rata refunds for unused time, while some providers grant refunds for recent charges or within a trial period. Exceptions may apply if Clarify’s terms were not adequately disclosed, if there was an accidental purchase, or if a consumer protection law in your province requires a remedy. If you believe a charge is incorrect, contact Clarify support first and keep documentation. If Clarify refuses and you have a valid basis under your payment method’s dispute rules, you may consider contacting your card issuer or payment provider about a chargeback or dispute.
| Plan | Price | Billing period |
|---|---|---|
| Free | Varies | Varies |
| Individual | Varies | Varies |
| Team | Varies | Varies |
| Business / Enterprise | Varies | Varies |
Consumer protection for subscriptions in Canada is governed by a mix of federal and provincial laws. There is no single national “cooling-off” period that applies in all circumstances for digital subscriptions, but provinces require clear disclosure of automatic renewal terms and cancellation procedures, and they may provide remedies where terms were not properly disclosed or were misleading. Rights and timelines can vary by province, so check the rules where you live. Payment disputes can sometimes be pursued through your credit card issuer, bank, or the app store that processed the payment. If you believe a business breached consumer protection rules, provincial consumer protection offices can provide guidance and complaint processes.
Users commonly report that cancellations made directly in-app or through the account settings and confirmed by email are the fastest and most reliable. When billing is handled by app stores, customers often find the app-store cancellation and refund paths clearer than vendor-managed billing. Common complaints arise when written cancellation confirmations are not issued, when automatic renewals are not clearly disclosed, or when refunds are denied despite expectations. Overall, responsiveness and clarity from support determine most customers’ satisfaction with the cancellation process.
Many customers forget which channel billed them - Clarify directly, Apple App Store, or Google Play - and attempt to cancel in the wrong place, which leaves the subscription active. Another frequent mistake is not saving or requesting written confirmation of cancellation, which complicates disputes. Relying solely on an oral phone cancellation without follow-up documentation is risky. Lastly, customers sometimes assume cancelling automatically triggers a refund; refunds are governed by the provider’s policy and applicable law, so assume no refund unless confirmed.
| Method | Refund | Difficulty |
|---|---|---|
| In-app | Possible (depends on terms) | Easy |
| Website | Possible (depends on terms) | Easy |
| Email to support | May be possible; needs confirmation | Medium |
| Postal letter (registered) | Possible but slower; good for formal proof | Hard |
| App store (Apple/Google) | Varies by store refund policies | Medium |
After you cancel, confirm you received cancellation confirmation and monitor your bank or card statements to ensure no further charges occur. If you are still charged, contact Clarify support first with your documentation. If the issue remains unresolved, contact your payment provider or bank to dispute the charge and file a complaint with your provincial consumer protection office if appropriate. If your subscription was through Apple or Google, review their refund and dispute procedures as they often handle billing for in-app subscriptions. For general guidance on consumer rights and next steps, see the links below.
Helpful resources: Government of Canada - Consumer information, Competition Bureau of Canada, Apple Subscriptions (Canada), Google Play Subscriptions, and your provincial consumer protection office.
Send registered-post cancellation letters to the postal address used by Clarify for correspondence:
Clarify Ltd.
c/o iFinger Ltd - Rådmann Halmrasts vei 16
NO‑1337 Sandvika
Norway
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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.