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EasyBib is an online citation, bibliography and writing-assistance service owned by Chegg that offers bibliography generation, grammar checks and plagiarism detection as part of its paid plans. It is commonly used by students to create references in various citation styles and to run writing and plagiarism tools through web and mobile apps.
When you cancel an EasyBib subscription, cancellation generally becomes effective at the end of your current paid billing period; you retain access to paid features until that expiration date. The subscription will not renew after the current period. Your account and any content you created under your account typically remain subject to EasyBib/Chegg's account and data retention policies, so it is prudent to export or back up any bibliographies, drafts or saved lists before access ends.
EasyBib’s official terms state that, to the extent permitted by law, subscription fees are not refundable. That is the baseline policy for subscriptions purchased through EasyBib/Chegg. Refunds may still be possible in limited circumstances at the provider’s discretion or under the refund mechanisms of the platform used to pay (for example, Apple or Google refund policies or PayPal dispute/resolution processes). Some third‑party guides or sellers may claim a 30‑day money‑back guarantee, but those claims are not part of EasyBib/Chegg’s official terms and should not be relied upon without direct confirmation from the billing platform or merchant.
| Plan | Price | Period | Features |
|---|---|---|---|
| EasyBib Plus (annual) | C$244.40 per year (≈ C$20.37/month) | Annual | 30 Papers/Month, 7000+ styles, Unlimited Grammar Checks, Plagiarism Detection |
| EasyBib Plus (USD renewal) | Approximately C$238 per year (USD-based billing; exchange rate varies) | Annual | Same features; billed in USD and converted by payment processor (taxes and exchange may apply) |
Under Canadian consumer law there is no general statutory right to a refund for digital subscriptions; refunds and returns for services are governed primarily by the merchant’s advertised terms and any contractual commitments. Merchants must honour the terms they advertise, but if EasyBib’s official terms state subscription fees are non‑refundable, users ordinarily have no automatic legal entitlement to a refund in Canada. For complex disputes or claims of misrepresentation you may wish to consult local consumer protection authorities or seek legal advice. For background reading see a legal overview such as this summary on refunds and returns.
User feedback on EasyBib is mixed. Some reviewers praise the interface and mobile apps and rate the service positively for generating citations and basic writing assistance. At the same time, there are recurring complaints about interface bugs, lost or deleted lists, slow performance, intrusive ads, and difficulties with cancellations or refunds. Trustpilot reviews for EasyBib in Canada show a number of users reporting trouble cancelling and poor customer support, while some community review sites report higher satisfaction scores. These mixed experiences suggest you should keep careful records of charges and cancellation confirmations.
Common errors include trying to cancel via the EasyBib website when the subscription was billed through Apple or Google - cancelling on one platform does not always stop renewals from another. Another frequent mistake is failing to sign in with the correct account (multiple emails/IDs) and therefore cancelling the wrong subscription. Users also sometimes assume a support email request takes effect immediately; per terms, cancellation normally applies at the end of the billed period, so check dates to avoid unexpected renewals. Finally, not keeping a copy of confirmation messages or transaction receipts makes disputes harder to resolve.
| Method | Refund | Difficulty |
|---|---|---|
| Chegg / EasyBib website | Generally no (official terms: fees non‑refundable); refunds possible only at provider discretion | Low to medium - cancellation via account menus is usually straightforward but some users report issues |
| Apple App Store (iOS) | Refunds handled by Apple; possible via Apple’s refund request process | Medium - follow Apple’s subscription and refund process |
| Google Play (Android) | Refunds handled by Google Play policies; possible within Google’s timeframes and conditions | Medium - use Google Play subscription management or support |
| PayPal / pre-approved payments | Refunds may be pursued via PayPal dispute/resolution; cancellation of pre-approval stops future billing | Low to medium - cancelling pre-approved payments is straightforward; refunds depend on PayPal or merchant |
| Email to support | Generally no guaranteed refund (terms apply); may result in cancellation effective next period | Low to medium - relies on response time and proper account identification |
After you cancel, keep the cancellation confirmation and monitor your bank or card statements for any unexpected charges. If you were billed through Apple or Google, check your purchases/subscriptions in your device settings and use the platform’s refund request form if needed. Useful links include EasyBib’s terms: EasyBib Terms & Conditions, Chegg support pages at Chegg.com, general how‑to guides such as JoinChargeback: How to Cancel EasyBib, and subscription cancellation aggregators like Unsubby. If you experience billing errors you can also raise a dispute with your card issuer or PayPal in accordance with their procedures.
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Written by Logan Lewis
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