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Guardio is a browser extension and subscription service designed to protect users from malicious websites, phishing attempts, scams and data leaks while browsing. It runs in the background, alerts you to risky sites and provides account and data‑leak insights and related protections for the devices or browsers to which it is installed.
When you cancel a paid Guardio subscription via the correct channel, your paid protections remain active until the end of the current billing cycle. After that date your account will revert to the free plan (or to no active protection if no free tier is applied) and you will lose access to premium features. Deleting the app or extension alone does not stop recurring billing; you must cancel the subscription through the dashboard, Guardio support, or the app store that processed the purchase.
Guardio may retain account and billing records per its policies; if you need account deletion or data‑retention details, contact Guardio support for the company’s data handling and deletion procedures.
Guardio’s public Help Center does not state a specific, universal refund window (for example, a guaranteed 14‑day refund period). Refund outcomes depend on how you purchased the subscription: purchases through Apple App Store or Google Play are governed by those platforms’ refund policies, while web purchases should be handled by Guardio support. For web refunds, contact Guardio at [email protected] or follow the instructions on Guardio’s refunds article: Guardio Help: Refunds.
Note: some users have reported difficulties obtaining refunds or resolving billing issues (including duplicate charges). If Guardio support does not resolve a disputed charge, Canadians can pursue recourse via their payment provider (credit card issuer or PayPal) or relevant consumer protection channels.
| Plan | Price | Period | Features |
|---|---|---|---|
| Individual (Monthly) | C$19.99 | Monthly | Full device/browser protection, scam & phishing protection, data leak alerts, account security insights, 24/7 email support (Premium features) |
| Individual (Monthly, discounted?) | C$15.99 | Monthly | Same as above (may reflect promotional rate) |
| Individual (Yearly) | C$149.99 | Annual | Same as monthly Individual, billed annually |
In Canada, consumer protection laws (including federal rules such as the Competition Act and provincial Consumer Protection Acts) require clear disclosure of cancellation and refund terms before purchase and reasonable billing practices. If Guardio’s posted policies do not provide for a specific refund window, you still have options: dispute a charge with your credit card issuer or PayPal, request a refund through Apple or Google for purchases made on those platforms, or file complaints with provincial consumer protection agencies (for example, Ontario’s Ministry of Government and Consumer Services) or the Better Business Bureau.
For purchases made through Apple or Google, refund requests are handled under those stores’ policies and processes; for website purchases you should first contact Guardio support and then, if unresolved, escalate through your payment provider or consumer protection authorities.
User reviews of Guardio are mixed. Many reviewers on Trustpilot and Capterra praise the product for effectively warning about malicious or scammy sites, for being easy to use, and for running quietly in the background, giving users peace of mind while browsing. See examples on Trustpilot and Capterra Canada.
On the other hand, some users report negative experiences around billing and cancellations, including confusion over where subscriptions are managed, charges occurring after cancellation, and difficulties obtaining refunds. Community posts and review sites contain accounts of these issues, suggesting it’s important to confirm your payment channel and keep records when cancelling.
Common mistakes include assuming deleting the app or browser extension will stop billing (it does not), cancelling in the wrong place (e.g., deleting the extension when the subscription was billed through Apple or Google), and not saving confirmation emails or screenshots. Another frequent error is contacting the wrong support channel for refunds - Apple/Google purchases must be handled through those stores, while web purchases require Guardio support. If you don’t save receipts or cancellation confirmations, disputing charges later becomes harder.
| Method | Refund | Difficulty |
|---|---|---|
| Credit Card or PayPal (web or app) | Refunds handled by Guardio support; outcome depends on case and timing. Contact [email protected]. | Moderate - you must contact Guardio and may need to escalate to your payment provider if unresolved. |
| Apple App Store | Refunds governed by Apple’s policies and processed by Apple; request via Apple’s refund process. | Varies - handled through Apple; follow Apple’s subscription and refund procedures. |
| Google Play | Refunds governed by Google Play policies and processed by Google; request via Google Play Help. | Varies - handled through Google; follow Google Play’s subscription and refund procedures. |
After you cancel, save any cancellation confirmation and monitor your bank or PayPal statements to confirm that future charges stop after the current billing period. If you believe you are due a refund, submit the request to the channel that processed the payment: Guardio support at [email protected] for web purchases, or Apple/Google for store purchases. Useful links: Guardio manage/cancel instructions (help), Guardio refunds page (refunds), Apple refund info (Apple refunds) and Google Play refunds (Google Play refunds).
For written cancellations or formal correspondence, Guardio’s headquarters address: Derech Menachem Begin 144a, Tel Aviv‑Yafo, Tel Aviv District, Israel. If you send a cancellation letter, consider using certified mail (raccomandata A/R) so you have proof of delivery.
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Written by Mason Young
Regulatory watch · 5 years experience
Legal analyst tracking eIDAS, GDPR and electronic delivery regulations for 5 years to make sure every Postclic template is compliant and admissible in court.