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Leadpages is a SaaS platform that helps small businesses and marketers build landing pages, pop-ups, and simple funnels without coding. It provides templates, a drag‑and‑drop builder, domain connections and integrations to capture leads and run campaigns.
Cancellation via the Leadpages Billing page or by email stops automatic renewal; your account remains active until the end of the current paid billing cycle so you can continue to use your pages and integrations for that period. Leadpages retains account assets (pages, templates, leads) according to its retention policy (assets are typically retained for up to one year after cancellation), so you have a window to export or migrate data.
Leadpages does not provide prorated refunds for mid‑term cancellations; instead services remain available until the paid term expires. After you cancel you should receive a confirmation email - keep that as proof. If you used a mobile‑store subscription, the store may control access and refunds.
Leadpages offers a seven‑day money‑back guarantee for new accounts that have already started a paid Subscription Term after the free 14‑day trial; you must contact support on or before the 7th day after the Subscription Term start to request a refund. Renewal charges and subsequent terms are not eligible for the 7‑day refund. Leadpages’ terms explicitly state no prorated refunds for mid‑term cancellations - you keep access through the term but will not receive a partial refund.
Processing of cancellations via email can take 3 - 5 business days. Many user complaints reference missed trial deadlines or unexpected renewals; support responses commonly point to the 7‑day refund window and the published no‑proration policy. If you believe a charge was in error, contact support promptly and keep receipts, timestamps and any confirmation emails.
| Plan | Price | Period | Features |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard | US$49.00/month (monthly) or US$37.00/month (annual) | Monthly / Annual | 5 landing pages, unlimited traffic & leads, 1 custom domain, drag‑and‑drop builder, pop‑ups & alert bars, 200+ templates, integrations |
| Pro | US$99.00/month (monthly) or US$74.00/month (annual) | Monthly / Annual | Everything in Standard plus unlimited landing pages, 3 custom domains, A/B testing, sell products & services, blogging, advanced features |
| Advanced / Conversion | US$697.00/month | Monthly | Full marketing funnel audit, conversion‑optimized page built for you, paid media campaign built for you, conversion expert, unlimited pages, advanced integrations |
Canadian consumers have statutory protections that can affect online purchases, including rules about disclosure of auto‑renewing contracts and, in some provinces, cooling‑off periods longer than seven days. Leadpages’ published 7‑day money‑back guarantee and “no prorated refunds” policy do not eliminate statutory consumer rights in Canada; if you believe provincial or federal consumer protection rules give you additional remedies, you may be able to pursue them. Keep documentation and timestamps of sign‑ups, trial periods and charges.
Regarding privacy, Canadian residents can withdraw consent to personal data use under applicable privacy laws; Leadpages’ Privacy Policy contains additional disclosures for Canadian users and explains how to contact their data protection contact. See Leadpages’ Privacy Policy for contact details and procedures.
Reviews are mixed. Many customers praise Leadpages for ease of use, helpful templates and responsive support that resolved issues quickly. Other reviewers - particularly on consumer‑review sites - describe frustrations with trial handling, automatic renewals, perceived confusing “Cancel Trial” flows and the company’s refusal to issue refunds outside the stated 7‑day window. Those negative reports commonly reference unexpected renewal charges and the lack of prorated refunds as key pain points.
Common errors include assuming a “Cancel Trial” button always prevents a charge (some users report immediate charges if the trial was already converted), failing to cancel before the renewal date, and not saving the cancellation confirmation email. Another frequent mistake is attempting to cancel via the mobile app store while the subscription is managed directly through Leadpages (or vice versa); always verify where the subscription was created. Finally, many users expect prorated refunds when cancelling mid‑term - Leadpages’ terms do not provide for prorated refunds, so relying on that expectation can cause disappointment.
| Method | Refund | Difficulty |
|---|---|---|
| Web (Billing page) | No prorated refund; 7‑day money‑back for new paid accounts only (renewals excluded) | Easy |
| Email support ([email protected]) | Same refund rules apply; request must be made within the 7‑day window for new accounts | Moderate (3 - 5 business days processing) |
| App Store / Google Play | Refunds handled by the store - Leadpages’ published policy does not cover store charges | Varies (depends on store) |
After you cancel, save the cancellation confirmation email and any support correspondence. Export any leads, pages, templates and integrations you need - Leadpages typically retains assets for up to one year but you should not rely on indefinite storage. If you need to contest a charge, contact support promptly and attach your documentation. For official help and policy references, see Leadpages’ cancellation help article at Cancel your Leadpages account, their Terms at Leadpages Legal, and the Privacy Policy at Leadpages Privacy Policy. If you prefer to send a written notice, address it to the Legal Department at the Canadian address below and request return receipt.
Leadpages (Legal Department) - 1515 Douglas Street, #520, Victoria, British Columbia V8W 2G4, Canada
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