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Invoice Simple is a cloud-based invoicing and billing app designed to create, send and track professional invoices from web and mobile devices. It is used by small businesses and independent contractors to simplify billing, store invoice history and manage simple payment flows.
The service offers subscriptions purchased directly through the Invoice Simple website or via mobile app stores (Google Play and Apple App Store), and its terms govern billing, cancellations and refund policies.
Choose the cancellation route that matches how you originally subscribed. Follow the steps below for the most common channels.
When you cancel a subscription, cancellation generally prevents future renewals; you typically retain access to paid features for the remainder of any paid billing period you already paid for. Data created under your account (invoices, client records, history) is usually retained according to Invoice Simple’s data retention and account policies, but you should export any records you need before cancellation to ensure you keep copies.
Because implementations vary, cancellations made through third-party stores (Google Play, Apple) are managed by those stores and may have different timing or steps; always confirm the cancellation status in the store account used to purchase the subscription.
Invoice Simple’s publicly stated policy is that fees are non-cancelable and non-refundable for the entire term; there are no refunds or credits for partial use, upgrades/downgrades, or unused months while an account is active. This is set out in their Terms of Service.
For payments processed through merchant platforms (for example, purchases made via Google Play or the App Store), refunds depend on the merchant or platform’s refund policies and operating regulations; Invoice Simple’s payment terms indicate merchant-managed refunds where applicable. In all cases, refunds will be provided only where required by applicable law or the merchant/platform policy.
| Plan | Billing | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly subscription | Monthly | Varies |
| Annual subscription | Annual | Varies |
| In-app purchases (Google Play / App Store) | Per platform | Varies |
Invoice Simple does not reference a statutory 14-day cancellation/refund right in its public terms. Under Canadian consumer protection laws, refund rights for digital subscriptions can vary by province and by the nature of the purchase; some provinces (for example Quebec) have specific rules about certain contracts, but those rules do not automatically override an explicit “no refunds” policy except where the law requires it.
If you believe an unlawful practice has occurred (for example, a failure to deliver or an unfair business practice), you may contact your provincial consumer protection office, your payment card issuer, or the platform used for purchase (Apple/Google) to inquire about chargebacks or dispute procedures. Invoice Simple’s stated position is that refunds are not given except where required by law or platform/merchant policy.
Users often praise Invoice Simple for being user-friendly, fast for creating and sending invoices, and helpful for producing professional-looking billing documents. Many reviewers highlight the simple interface, reliable history storage and value for straightforward invoicing tasks.
Negative feedback commonly mentions sudden price increases, monthly invoice caps, and perceived poor value when limits change mid-subscription. Several users report difficulties around cancellations - being charged after attempting to cancel, encountering no refunds, or finding customer service response slow - along with occasional technical issues such as broken links, syncing problems, or missing features like downloading paid invoices.
A frequent mistake is cancelling via the wrong channel: if you subscribed through Google Play or the App Store, cancelling on the Invoice Simple website will not stop charges from the store. Another common error is failing to confirm that cancellation completed (check the store’s subscription list or your Invoice Simple settings), and assuming a refund will be issued automatically; Invoice Simple’s terms state refunds are not given except as required by law or merchant/platform rules. Finally, not saving receipts or export copies of invoices can cause problems if you later need records to dispute charges.
| Method | Refund | Difficulty |
|---|---|---|
| Web (Invoice Simple directly) | No (Invoice Simple terms state fees are non-refundable; exceptions only as required by law) | Low - cancel in Settings on the website |
| Google Play | Depends on Google Play/merchant policy; refunds handled by Google or merchant where applicable | Low - manage subscriptions in Google Play |
| App Store (Apple) | Depends on Apple/App Store policy; refunds handled by Apple where applicable | Low - manage subscriptions in Apple ID / App Store settings |
After you cancel, export and save any invoices, client records and reports you need before access ends, and check that billing has stopped by reviewing your payment method or the relevant app store subscription page. If you were charged incorrectly after cancellation, first review your receipts and the cancellation confirmation, then contact Invoice Simple via their Help Center and the platform used for purchase; if necessary, contact your card issuer or the app store to dispute unauthorized charges.
Helpful links: Invoice Simple cancellation Help Center - How do I cancel my account?; Terms of Service - Terms; Payment and refund provisions - Payments terms.
If you prefer a written cancellation or need to send formal notice, Invoice Simple’s corporate office (Canada) is:
Invoice Simple / Corporate Office
2660 Sherwood Heights Drive, Suite 103
Oakville, Ontario, Canada, L6J 7Y8
If sending a cancellation letter, consider registered mail (e.g., raccomandata A/R) so you have proof of delivery.
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Written by Mia Walker
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Editor at Postclic for 4 years, I turn complex registered electronic mail procedures into clear, actionable English.