Cancellation Cvmaker: Easy Method

What is Cvmaker

Cvmaker is an online CV and resume builder service that offers templates, editing tools and subscription access to premium features. It operates via the website and an iOS app; the company publishes terms and a contact page on its site and processes recurring subscriptions for premium access.

How to cancel Cvmaker

• On the CVmaker website: log into your account, go to “My account” (or “Account”), scroll to “Change your membership” (or move the subscription slider to “Yes”) and press “Cancel account”; alternatively use the “Cancel subscription” button on the contact/cancellation page - cancellation is effective immediately and you retain access until the end of the current billing period. See the contact page: cvmaker.com/contact.
• Timing note from the provider’s Arabic terms: make changes or cancellations at least 3 days before the next payment date to avoid being charged for the next period, and be aware the service states user-generated content is retained for 18 months after cancellation.
• On iOS (App Store): subscription management and refunds are controlled by Apple; the App Store UI warns that cancellation may not be allowed during an active subscription period - manage your subscription in your Apple ID subscriptions or via the App Store listing.

What happens when you cancel

When you cancel via the website the cancellation is applied immediately but you typically retain access to premium features until the end of the paid billing period. The provider’s terms indicate that user-generated content is stored for a period (the Arabic terms specify 18 months) before it may be deleted; check your account and back up any CVs or documents you want to keep. If you subscribed through a third party (for example Apple), cancellation and access rules are governed by that third party’s subscription system.

Will I get a refund?

Cvmaker’s published terms (Arabic version) state “ALL SALES ARE FINAL AND THERE ARE NO REFUNDS” and say you lose a right of withdrawal upon submitting payment. In practice that means the provider’s policy is not to grant refunds for subscriptions or trial conversions. Exceptions may exist outside the provider’s stated policy: purchases handled through the App Store are subject to Apple’s refund and dispute mechanisms, and bank/card chargebacks or statutory consumer rights in Canada may create avenues for recovery in specific circumstances. However, the company’s own terms do not offer refunds as a matter of policy.

Cvmaker plans and pricing

The official site lists trial and recurring fees in USD for its global billing (for example a low-cost trial followed by a monthly rate in USD). No official CAD-denominated plan list for Canada was located. Use the table below as an at-a-glance reference; where no Canada-specific plan was found the price is shown as "Varies".

Your consumer rights in Canada

Canadian consumer protection law varies by province and can override contractual “no refund” clauses in some circumstances. Depending on where you live, there may be statutory cooling-off periods or protections against misleading representations, automatic renewal without clear disclosure, or unfair billing practices. These statutory rights cannot be completely waived by a merchant’s terms. If you believe you were misled, charged without clear consent, or that the subscription renewal was not properly disclosed, contact your provincial consumer protection office and consider requesting a chargeback through your payment provider if applicable.

Customer experiences

Public reviews are mixed. Some users report the service is fast and satisfactory for building a CV. Other reviews on multiple review sites allege unclear trial-to-subscription transitions, low initial fees that renew at higher monthly rates, unhelpful customer service and refusal to grant refunds. Reviews vary by regional domain; look for experiences relevant to the way you subscribed (directly on cvmaker.com vs. in-app purchases via Apple).

Documentation checklist

• Account email and username; order or subscription date; screenshots of the subscription offer, trial terms and any renewal notices; receipts or bank/card statements showing charges; confirmation or cancellation emails; copies of correspondence with support; App Store subscription receipts if subscribed via Apple; proof of registered mail if you sent formal cancellation by post.

Common mistakes

Common errors include assuming a low trial price is a one-time fee rather than a gateway to a recurring subscription, failing to cancel at least a few days before the renewal date, attempting to cancel the website subscription when the charge is managed by a third party (for example Apple's in-app subscriptions), and not keeping proof (screenshots, receipts, confirmation emails) of the original offer and cancellation. These oversights can make disputes harder to resolve.

Comparative recap

After cancelling

After you cancel, download and save any CVs or documents you need, save cancellation confirmation and keep evidence of dates and screenshots. If you need to complain or pursue a refund/dispute, start with the provider’s contact page: cvmaker.com/contact, review the terms at cvmaker.com/terms, and if you subscribed via Apple check your purchase history in the App Store and Apple’s refund process via the app listing: App Store. For third-party reviews and reports see Trustpilot and Sitejabber. For Canadian consumer guidance consult the Government of Canada and your provincial consumer protection office: Government of Canada consumer protection and, for example, Ontario Consumer Protection.

Address

CVMaker B.V., Piet Heinkade 221, 1019 HM Amsterdam, Paesi Bassi