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Monarch is a personal finance and budgeting app that connects to bank and investment accounts to track balances, categorize spending, and provide budgeting and net‑worth reports. It is offered as a subscription service with in‑app and direct billing options and supports mobile and web access.
If you cancel a directly billed subscription through Monarch’s web billing settings, you typically retain access until the end of the current paid period unless you request a refund under Monarch’s money‑back guarantee (see next section). For subscriptions managed through Google Play or the Apple App Store, cancelling will stop future renewals; access usually continues until the paid period ends according to the store’s handling.
Data and account information are generally preserved when a subscription ends; some users report that subscription transitions (for example, moving from App Store billing to direct billing) can preserve your data. If you request a refund under Monarch’s guarantee, Monarch states access ends immediately at the time of refund.
Monarch offers a money‑back guarantee: if you’re unhappy after purchase you can request a refund for the remaining time and Monarch will cancel the subscription and end access immediately. Monarch’s terms also note that subscription fees are generally non‑refundable unless Monarch agrees, except where they offer this money‑back guarantee. For subscriptions purchased via the Apple App Store, Monarch cannot issue refunds and you must request refunds through Apple.
| Plan | Price (CAD) | Period | Features |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard - with WELCOME code | C$20.72 | Monthly | Full Monarch access after 7‑day free trial (with code “WELCOME”) |
| Standard - with WELCOME code | C$96.74 | Annual | Full Monarch access after 7‑day free trial (with code “WELCOME”) |
| Standard - reported early 2024 | C$10.83 | Monthly | Full access, presumably at base pricing |
| Standard - reported early 2024 | C$129.99 | Annual | Full access, presumably at base pricing |
| Standard - Forbes Advisor Canada report | C$21.00 | Monthly (approx.) | Full access, general pricing |
| Standard - Forbes Advisor Canada report | C$138.85 | Annual (approx.) | Full access, general pricing |
Monarch’s public policy materials do not reference a statutory Canadian 14‑day cancellation or refund right; their terms state subscription fees are generally non‑refundable unless Monarch agrees or you qualify under their money‑back guarantee. Purchases made through the Apple App Store are governed by Apple’s terms and refund processes rather than Monarch’s. Provincial and federal consumer protection laws can vary, so if you believe you have a statutory claim it is appropriate to check your provincial consumer protection office or seek independent advice for specifics in your jurisdiction.
Some users report positive aspects such as continued access through the paid period after cancellation and smooth preservation of data when switching billing methods. However, there are recurring complaints from Canadian users about unstable bank or institution connections (examples reported for RBC, Scotiabank, Tangerine, Wealthsimple, CIBC) that require frequent manual re‑connection, and frustration with slow or unhelpful customer support when connection problems occur. A number of Canadian users also express frustration at paying CAD prices while encountering these functionality issues.
Common errors include trying to cancel the subscription in the wrong place (for example cancelling in‑app when the subscription is billed through the web, or vice versa), assuming Monarch can refund App Store purchases, and forgetting that family plan subscriptions must be cancelled by the family manager. Users also sometimes fail to keep records (screenshots, confirmation emails) of the cancellation and payment history, which can make follow‑up harder. Finally, some expect immediate data deletion or immediate loss of access when cancelling; in many cases access continues until the end of the paid period unless a refund is requested and granted.
| Method | Refund | Difficulty |
|---|---|---|
| Web (direct billing) | Eligible for Monarch’s money‑back guarantee; Monarch can issue refunds and ends access immediately when refund granted. | Easy - cancel in Billing Settings on the web. |
| Google Play | Store‑managed; refunds are typically handled via Google Play - check Google’s refund procedures. Monarch may not be able to issue refunds for Play purchases. | Moderate - cancel via Play Store; refunds require contacting Google Play. |
| Apple App Store | Refunds must be requested from Apple; Monarch cannot issue refunds for App Store purchases. | Moderate - cancel in Apple Subscriptions; refunds handled by Apple Support. |
After you cancel, keep copies of any cancellation confirmation and payment records. For direct billing, you can follow Monarch’s cancellation article: Canceling Your Subscription. For information on Monarch’s refund practices see their money‑back guarantee page: Monarch’s Money‑back Guarantee. If your subscription was billed through Apple or Google, use Apple Support or Google Play Help to request refunds or manage subscriptions through those stores.
To send a written cancellation or dispute by mail (recommended by some users), you can use the following Canadian address; it is recommended to send by registered mail with tracking and return receipt:
Monarch Air Group (Canada) - 217 Browndale Crescent, Richmond Hill, Ontario, L4C 3H9, Canada
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Written by Jacob Bouchard
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