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Clue is a menstrual cycle and reproductive health tracking app that helps users log periods, symptoms, contraception, fertility and pregnancy-related information. It offers a free tier plus a paid subscription (Clue Plus) with additional features and insights; purchases may be made through the Clue website, Apple App Store, or Google Play Store.
When you cancel, your subscription will not renew at the next billing date but typically remains active until the end of the period you already paid for (for example, until the end of the month or year you paid). You will retain access to Clue features included in your paid tier until that date; after that your account reverts to the free tier. Cancellation stops future automatic charges but does not automatically delete your account or personal data - those remain unless you request account deletion through Clue’s account settings or support channels.
Clue’s general policy is that purchases are non‑refundable except in rare cases. Refunds (partial or full) may be considered within a short window (for example, within 7 days) if the service does not function, and are granted at Clue’s discretion with proof of purchase; processing may take up to 14 days. For App Store purchases you must request a refund directly from Apple (Clue cannot grant or process App Store refunds). For Google Play purchases you can request a refund through Google Play’s refund system or contact Clue support with the transaction ID as an alternative. For web purchases handled by Paddle, refunds and any statutory revocation rights are processed by Paddle. Relevant references: Clue legal, Clue refund article, and Clue Terms.
| Plan | Price | Period | Features |
|---|---|---|---|
| Clue Plus - Monthly | C$9.99 | Monthly | Full access to all tracking modes (e.g. Conceive, Pregnancy), plus insights from wearable data |
| Clue Plus - Annual | C$39.99 | Annual | Full access to all tracking modes (e.g. Conceive, Pregnancy), plus insights from wearable data |
| Clue (Hasbro game) - Base Game | C$6.99 | One‑time purchase | Digital base game for iOS devices |
| Clue (Hasbro game) - Epic Crime Collection | C$49.99 | In‑App Purchase | Adds extra crime scene content |
Canadian consumers are protected by federal and provincial consumer protection laws that cover issues such as automatic renewal, disclosure of terms, and rights to refunds in some circumstances. However, Clue’s published terms and refund information reference German law for web purchases (including a 14‑day right of revocation under German law handled through Paddle). If you purchased through the Apple App Store or Google Play, refunds and cancellations are governed by Apple’s or Google’s policies rather than Clue’s. If you believe a Canadian consumer protection rule applies and your request is denied, you can pursue a complaint with your provincial consumer protection office or via your payment provider; for web purchases you will generally start by contacting Paddle (the payment processor) to assert your rights.
Reviews from Canadian sources such as GetApp and Capterra are generally positive about Clue’s usability, tracking accuracy and customer service, often giving high ratings for ease of use and value. Negative reports across public forums mention occasional app glitches, frustrations after UI redesigns, perceived removal or paywalling of previously free features (notes, tags), and limited functionality in the free tier. Several users also report aggressive subscription prompts or ads and missing features in the free plan, while others praise the paid feature set. These mixed experiences suggest that while many users find Clue useful, expectations about features and support should be checked against current plan details before subscribing.
Avoid attempting to cancel a subscription inside the Clue app when the purchase was made through the App Store or Google Play - those stores control renewals and require you to cancel in their account settings. Don’t assume cancellation includes a refund; cancellation normally stops future charges but does not automatically return paid amounts. Another frequent error is contacting the wrong provider (for example, emailing Clue when the purchase was processed by Paddle) or failing to save receipts and transaction IDs, which slow refund or dispute requests. Lastly, users sometimes miss that web subscriptions may reference German law and the Paddle process for revocation and refunds; reading the purchase confirmation and terms at the time of purchase prevents surprises.
| Method | Refund | Difficulty |
|---|---|---|
| App Store (iOS) | Refunds must be requested from Apple via Apple’s refund system; Clue cannot issue App Store refunds. | Medium (requires Apple support/appeal) |
| Google Play (Android) | Request refund via Google Play Store; alternatively contact Clue support with transaction ID as a secondary route. | Medium (depends on Google’s decision or Clue response) |
| Web (Paddle) | Refunds and 14‑day revocation rights are handled by Paddle; contact [email protected] or use Paddle’s chatbot. | Medium (requires contacting Paddle; statutory revocation may apply) |
Keep a copy of your cancellation confirmation and your documentation checklist items. If you need a refund, follow the provider‑specific route: Apple refunds through Apple, Google refunds through Google Play, and web refunds through Paddle. Useful links: Clue cancellation and refund support articles (cancel subscription, refunds), Clue legal page (legal), and Paddle contact ([email protected]). If you paid by card and a refund is delayed, monitor your bank statements and follow up with your card issuer if necessary.
For revocation notices under the 14‑day revocation right (web purchases) you may notify BioWink GmbH at the company address; sending registered mail with return receipt provides proof of delivery:
BioWink GmbH, Adalbertstraße 7‑8, 10999 Berlin, Germany
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