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Keepsafe is a mobile and web service that provides a private vault for photos and other files, with optional Premium features such as encrypted album locking, cloud backup, space-saving tools, recovery options and an ad-free experience. It is offered as a free app with paid subscription tiers for additional storage and features.
When you cancel a Keepsafe subscription, the subscription will stop auto‑renewing but your Premium access typically remains active until the end of the current billing period. After that date you will lose Premium features and revert to the free account level.
Your stored items generally remain associated with your account; however, access to cloud storage limits and Premium‑only features will change according to your account type. Keepsafe’s Terms note there are no prorated refunds and that paid periods remain active until they expire.
Keepsafe’s Refund Policy and Terms of Service state that refunds are not offered and that subscription fees are non‑refundable. Keepsafe also states it does not provide prorated refunds for cancelled subscriptions once a billing period has been paid.
That said, consumers may still pursue exceptions - for example, by requesting a review from the app store used to purchase (Google Play or Apple) or disputing unauthorized or incorrect charges through their payment provider or bank. Outcomes for those routes vary and are handled by the platform or financial institution, not by Keepsafe’s standard refund policy.
| Plan | Price (approx.) | Period | Features |
|---|---|---|---|
| Monthly Premium | approx. CA$?? (converted from US$13.49) | Monthly | Keepsafe Premium features (Album Lock, Private Cloud up to 10 000 items, Space Saver, Trash Recovery, Ad‑Free, Custom Album Covers) |
| Yearly Premium | approx. CA$244.40/year (≈ CA$20/month) as per user reports | Annual | Keepsafe Premium features (same as above) |
Canadian consumers have protections under provincial consumer protection laws that can limit or override contract terms such as a blanket “no refunds” policy in some circumstances. There is no single federal cooling‑off period for digital subscriptions comparable to the EU’s 14‑day right of withdrawal, but provincial rules, unfair practices provisions and general consumer protection mechanisms can apply.
If you believe a charge was unauthorized, incorrect, or the service was misrepresented, you may file a dispute with your payment provider (credit card issuer, bank) or request a refund through the app store (Google Play or Apple). You may also contact your provincial consumer protection office for guidance or to file a complaint if Keepsafe’s stated policies conflict with your legal rights.
Many users praise Keepsafe for being easy to use, having effective privacy features and responsive customer service, and for reliably protecting photos and files. Positive reports include satisfaction with long‑term use and smooth handling of damaged shipment replacements where purchases involved physical goods.
At the same time, some users report frustrations: promotional incentives for reviews not being honored, difficulties with subscription management (for example, trouble cancelling or downgrading, unexpected auto‑renewals), and mixed experiences with customer support. Such mixed reviews suggest checking receipts and confirming cancellation steps carefully.
Common mistakes include cancelling inside the Keepsafe app rather than through the store used to purchase the subscription (Google Play or Apple), which can leave the subscription active; waiting until too close to renewal (less than the suggested 48 or 24 hours); assuming “no refunds” makes disputes impossible; and contacting only the app developer instead of also checking refund options with the app store or payment provider.
Example: a user who purchased on iOS must cancel via Apple subscriptions in Settings - cancelling in the Keepsafe app will not stop App Store billing. Another example: waiting until the day of renewal can result in the charge being processed before cancellation completes.
| Method | Refund | Difficulty |
|---|---|---|
| Google Play (Android subscription) | Unlikely from Keepsafe; possible to request a refund through Google Play in some cases | Low - Medium (depending on Google’s decision) |
| App Store (iOS subscription) | Unlikely from Keepsafe; Apple may grant refunds in certain circumstances | Low - Medium (Apple review required) |
| Web / Direct (Keepsafe Terms) | Keepsafe’s Terms state no refunds and no prorated refunds | Medium (appeals or support requests often needed; limited by policy) |
| Bank / Card dispute | Possible depending on issuer review and evidence | Medium - High (formal dispute process, may take time) |
After you cancel, keep confirmation of cancellation (screenshots or emails) and monitor your bank or card statements to ensure renewals stop. If you don’t receive confirmation, check the app store subscription page to verify status.
Helpful links: manage Google Play subscriptions at Google Play subscriptions, manage Apple subscriptions via Apple support at Apple subscriptions, and review Keepsafe’s site and terms at Keepsafe and Keepsafe Terms. If you believe charges are incorrect or unauthorized, contact your payment provider and consider contacting your provincial consumer protection office for next steps.
For formal notices per Keepsafe’s Terms of Service (send via registered mail to ensure delivery): 427 Bryant St., San Francisco, CA 94107.
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Written by Amelia Clark
Digital-law graduate · 4 years experience
Graduate in digital law and passionate about secure written communication, I have been writing guides on certified mail and electronic registered delivery for 4 years.