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Notta is a cloud-based transcription and voice-to-text service that converts audio and video into searchable text, offers speaker identification, translation and AI summaries, and provides both mobile apps and a web interface for managing recordings and subscriptions. It is commonly used for meetings, interviews and note-taking and offers free trials and paid Pro plans with higher usage limits.
When you cancel a paid Notta subscription, your remaining paid days typically remain active until the end of the current billing cycle; you will retain access to the subscription features until that date. Cancellation prevents future renewals but does not retroactively remove charges already billed. Cancelling via the correct platform is important: web subscriptions must be cancelled on Notta's website under Billing, while App Store and Google Play subscriptions must be cancelled through those stores. Removing the app from your device or deleting your Notta account does not automatically stop recurring charges unless you also cancel the subscription through the appropriate platform.
Notta's official policy states subscriptions are generally non-refundable; for purchases through Apple or Google Play you are usually directed to request refunds via those stores. Notta support can be contacted for billing issues and may help in certain cases. The Notta Terms of Service also state that termination can entitle users to a refund of prepaid fees covering the remainder of the term following termination, which may create an exception in some situations - contact Notta support or refer to the Terms for details. See Notta's refund guidance: Do you offer refunds? and the Terms of Service: Notta Terms of Service.
| Plan | Price (approx CAD) | Period | Features |
|---|---|---|---|
| Notta Pro Monthly (via App Store) | Approximately C$26 - 27 / month | Monthly | 1,800 minutes/month, up to 5h per recording, export, translation, custom vocabulary, AI summaries |
| Notta Pro Annual (via App Store) | Approximately C$238 - 245 / year (~C$20 - 21/month) | Annual | Same as monthly Pro |
Under Canadian consumer protection law, purchasers of online subscription services generally have a 14-day cooling-off period allowing cancellation for a full refund within 14 days of the contract start, unless the service was fully performed with the user's informed consent. Notta's stated non-refundable policy does not override statutory consumer rights in Canada; you may therefore be able to assert a right to a refund within that 14-day window. If you believe you were charged unauthorizedly or Notta failed to comply with Canadian rules, you can dispute the charge through your payment provider (Apple, Google Play or your credit card issuer) and, if unresolved, file a complaint with your provincial consumer protection agency.
User reviews are mixed. Positive feedback highlights Notta's multilingual transcription capabilities, good speaker identification, useful AI features, and instances of responsive customer support and timely refunds. Negative reports commonly involve continued or unexpected billing after cancellation, difficulties obtaining refunds even when cancelled within trial terms, and product issues such as very short or partial transcriptions, trouble downloading transcripts, lower accuracy for specialized technical vocabulary, and slow or unsatisfactory support responses. These mixed reports suggest variability in both service performance and resolution speed.
Many cancellations issues stem from a few common mistakes. Deleting the Notta app without cancelling the subscription in the App Store, Google Play, or Notta web Billing page will not stop recurring charges. Waiting until the billing date or within 24 hours of renewal can result in an unwanted automatic charge; always cancel at least 24 hours before the next billing date. For mobile 3-day trials, cancelling on a mobile device less than 24 hours before the trial ends can still trigger the first paid charge and may immediately end the trial. Finally, relying solely on in-app feedback without saving confirmation or follow-up can make disputes harder to prove later.
| Method | Refund | Difficulty |
|---|---|---|
| Notta Web (Billing) | Possible; Notta policies generally non-refundable but support may consider prorated refunds per Terms | Low - fastest and most reliable |
| App Store (Apple) | Refunds handled by Apple - request via your Apple account; Notta cannot directly refund App Store purchases | Low - Medium - managed through Apple support |
| Google Play | Refunds handled by Google Play - request via your Google account; Notta cannot directly refund Google purchases | Low - Medium - managed through Google Play support |
| Email to [email protected] or in-app feedback | Possible but not guaranteed; response and refund decisions vary by case | Medium - High - may be slower and require follow-up |
After you cancel, keep any confirmation emails, screenshots and receipts until you verify that no further charges occur. If you were billed in error or do not receive a refund you believe you are owed, first contact Notta support at [email protected] and provide your documentation. For purchases made through Apple or Google Play, follow their refund procedures: request refunds inside the respective store. If the issue remains unresolved, contact your card issuer to dispute unauthorized charges and consider filing a complaint with your provincial consumer protection office. Helpful links: Notta cancellation guide - How can I cancel my subscription?, 3-day free trial - 3-day Free Trial, refund policy - Do you offer refunds?, and Terms of Service - Notta Terms of Service.
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