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Invoice2Go is a cloud‑based invoicing and small business billing app that helps users create, send and track invoices from desktop or mobile devices. It offers subscription plans with mobile convenience, templates and some payment integrations for contractors, freelancers and small businesses.
When you cancel, your paid access continues until the end of the paid billing period; you will not be charged again after that date. You retain access and features for the remainder of the billing term but the subscription will not renew. Your account data (invoices, contacts, history) typically remains available to you for the period specified in Invoice2Go’s policies, but long‑term retention and access after cancellation may be limited - export important records before you lose access.
Invoice2Go’s Billing Policy states subscription fees are generally non‑refundable except as expressly set forth in that policy or as required by applicable law. Invoice2Go may grant full refunds within 30 days of the initial purchase for a first subscription in some cases; renewals and subsequent periods are typically not refundable. Web and Google Play purchases can be submitted to Invoice2Go support for consideration; App Store purchases must be handled through Apple, which decides refund eligibility. See the Billing Policy at Invoice2Go Billing Policy for details.
| Plan | Price (CAD) | Period | Features |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starter (via iOS App Store Canada) | C$9.99 | Monthly (in‑app purchase) | Entry‑level plan via iOS; precise CAD value |
| Premium (via iOS App Store Canada) | C$59.99 | Monthly (in‑app purchase) | Top‑tier plan via iOS; precise CAD value |
| Annual plan (user‑reported) | C$244.40/year | Annual | User‑reported effective annual cost (likely mid‑tier or Pro equivalent) |
Official Canadian pricing is limited: the iOS App Store shows exact CAD amounts for Starter and Premium monthly plans, while Invoice2Go’s website does not publish canonical CAD pricing. User‑reported annual totals provide additional insight but check your app store or account for the exact amount you were charged.
Under Canadian consumer protection laws and provincial consumer protection acts, you may have rights if services are not delivered as promised or if contract terms are found to be unfair. A blanket “no refunds after 30 days” policy may be subject to challenge if it conflicts with applicable provincial protections or is deemed unconscionable. Purchases made through Apple’s App Store in Canada are subject to Apple’s refund mechanisms; for web and Google Play purchases, you can request refunds from Invoice2Go but additional legal protections (such as the right to remedies for defective service) may apply under Canadian law. Invoice2Go’s Terms of Service state that if Invoice2Go terminates service (not for cause) a prorated refund for unused period may be provided, but termination for alleged policy violations can limit available remedies. See Invoice2Go Terms of Service for contractual details.
Reviews are mixed. Positive feedback (for example, Capterra and some Trustpilot comments) highlights ease of use, fast invoicing, good mobile workflows and professional invoice templates. At the same time, many users report problems: complaints about customer support responsiveness, unexpected account deactivations, difficulties accessing held funds, and frustration with perceived pricing increases and feature limits in lower tiers. Organizations such as the BBB and independent review sites record accounts of sudden account closures and withheld payments - these are important considerations when choosing a billing platform.
Common errors include cancelling only inside the Invoice2Go app without cancelling the Apple or Google subscription (App Store/Google Play subscriptions are billed by Apple/Google and must be cancelled there), deleting your Invoice2Go account before cancelling the App Store subscription (which can cause ongoing App Store billing), and not saving receipts or transaction IDs needed for refund requests. Another frequent mistake is assuming cancellation leads to an immediate refund - most web subscriptions remain valid until the end of the paid period and refunds are not guaranteed beyond the policy exceptions.
| Method | Refund | Difficulty |
|---|---|---|
| Web (Invoice2Go direct) | Request to Invoice2Go; refunds rare except 30‑day first‑purchase exceptions or as required by law | Low - Medium |
| iOS (Apple App Store) | Refunds handled by Apple; eligibility determined by Apple | Medium |
| Android (Google Play) | Request to Invoice2Go for web/Google Play purchases, or use Google Play refund process | Medium |
| Registered mail to Attn: Cancellations | Serves as formal cancellation notice; refund depends on policy and timeline | Low (but requires mail handling and proof) |
After you cancel, keep a copy of the cancellation confirmation, export invoices and client data you may need, and monitor your bank/card statements to confirm no further charges. If you want a refund, submit a support request to Invoice2Go for web or Google Play purchases or request a refund through Apple for App Store purchases. Helpful links: Invoice2Go Billing Policy (invoice.2go.com) and Managing subscriptions/help articles (support.2go.com). Keep records of all communications and, if needed, consider contacting your payment provider or consumer protection agency in your province.
Send formal cancellation notices (recommended by registered mail/raccomandata A/R) to:
Invoice2go, LLC
Attn: Cancellations
6220 America Center Drive Suite 100
San Jose, CA 95002
U.S.A.
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Written by Mason Young
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