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Keepa is a browser extension and subscription service that tracks Amazon product prices, historical data, buy box statistics and other marketplace analytics. It provides both free tracking features for consumers and paid tools - like product finders, API access and alerts - aimed primarily at sellers and power users.
When you cancel a paid Keepa subscription it typically stops future auto‑renewals. Access to paid features usually continues until the end of the paid billing period you already paid for; after that date your account reverts to the free feature set. Your account, historical tracking settings and data generally remain accessible under the free tier, but paid features and API access will be disabled once the paid period ends.
Cancelling does not automatically generate a refund; it only prevents future automatic charges. Keepa’s stated practice is that they do not issue refunds, so a cancellation confirmation is mainly evidence that you asked to stop renewal rather than proof of refund eligibility.
Keepa’s policy, as reflected in multiple user reports, is to not provide refunds for monthly or annual subscription fees. Many users report that even when cancelling shortly after a renewal or immediately after being charged they were not refunded. Keepa has responded in some cases that the user’s cancellation may not have completed and that they do not issue refunds.
That said, there are limited routes outside Keepa’s stated policy: platform-managed subscriptions (Apple, Google) have their own refund channels, and you may pursue a charge dispute or refund through your bank or card issuer if you believe an unauthorized charge occurred. Under Canadian consumer protection law there is no single federal statutory right guaranteeing refunds for digital subscriptions; provincial rules vary and may affect outcomes in some circumstances.
| Plan | Price | Period | Features |
|---|---|---|---|
| Premium (monthly) | C$27.50 | Monthly | All paid features (Product Finder, Buy Box stats, API access, alerts, etc.) |
| Premium (annual) | C$275 | Annual | All paid features (Product Finder, Buy Box stats, API access, alerts, etc.) |
Canadian consumer protection does not establish a single national right to a refund for digital subscriptions; provinces have their own rules and approaches. In many provinces, once a digital service has been accessed or the subscription period has commenced, a general cooling‑off right does not automatically apply in the same way as for some in‑store purchases. Provinces such as Quebec and British Columbia have their own consumer protection statutes that can affect specific disputes, but outcomes depend on the facts (for example, misrepresentation, unauthorized charges, or failure to deliver the promised service).
Keepa’s no‑refund approach aligns with the typical legal framework for digital subscriptions in Canada; however, if you believe a charge was unauthorized or you were misled, you can pursue remedies through the subscription platform (Apple/Google), your payment card issuer, or provincial consumer protection offices. This summary is informational and not legal advice - consult a lawyer or consumer office for case‑specific guidance.
Users generally praise Keepa’s tracking and analytics capabilities - many find it very useful for monitoring Amazon prices and for seller analytics. The tool’s data depth and alerting are frequently cited as strengths.
On the other hand, several reviews and reports focus on cancellation and refund difficulties: some users say they were charged despite cancelling, and many report that Keepa will not issue refunds even when cancellation requests occur shortly after renewal. Complaints also reference delayed or limited customer service responses and frustration at being locked into auto‑renewals without refunds for unused periods.
Users often assume cancelling in one place cancels all possible billing paths; for example, cancelling in the browser but having the subscription managed through Apple or Google means the platform will still renew. Another common mistake is not saving a cancellation confirmation or screenshots - without a record it is harder to prove you requested cancellation before renewal. Some users rely on the absence of a refund policy as a reason not to follow up; proactively keeping evidence and checking bank statements immediately after renewal helps avoid surprises.
Finally, assuming Keepa will issue refunds is risky given reported user experiences; if you need a refund, initiate the platform process (Apple/Google) or a charge dispute quickly and keep full documentation.
| Method | Refund | Difficulty |
|---|---|---|
| Web (direct Keepa subscription) | Unlikely (Keepa states no refunds) | High - Keepa typically does not refund; proving error or misrepresentation may be required |
| Apple App Store subscription | Possible via Apple’s refund process | Medium - Apple’s review may grant a refund in some cases |
| Google Play subscription | Possible via Google Play’s refund process | Medium - Google’s refund policies and timelines apply |
| Bank / card chargeback or dispute | Possible (depends on issuer and evidence) | High - requires strong documentation and may take time |
| Written cancellation by registered mail | Does not guarantee refund (but documents cancellation request) | Low - Medium - useful as evidence of notice but not a refund mechanism |
After you cancel, monitor your email and bank/credit card statements to confirm no further charges occur after the current paid period ends. If you were charged after cancelling, gather the documentation checklist items and first contact the platform (Apple/Google) or your payment provider for a dispute. You can also contact Keepa support for written confirmation of cancellation; keep copies of all correspondence.
Helpful pages: Keepa main site and FAQ (keepa.com and keepa.com/faq), Apple subscription support (Manage subscriptions on iPhone or iPad), Google Play subscriptions (Cancel & manage subscriptions), and provincial consumer protection offices (for example, Consumer Protection BC and Office de la protection du consommateur (Quebec)).
Keepa (postal contact): 2390 Central Ave, Baldwin, NY 11510, USA. If you send a written cancellation, consider registered mail (tracking and delivery receipt) so you have proof the message was delivered.
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Written by Mia Walker
Postclic editor · 4 years experience
Editor at Postclic for 4 years, I turn complex registered electronic mail procedures into clear, actionable English.