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Prequel is a mobile photo and video editing app that offers a range of filters, effects and editing tools, with many premium features available through a subscription (often marketed as Prequel Gold). It is distributed via the App Store (iOS), Google Play (Android) and a web-based signup path, and some features that were once free are now gated behind its subscription model.
When you cancel, the subscription will stop auto‑renewing at the end of the current paid period; you typically retain access to premium features until that period ends. Your Prequel account and any content you created or saved locally remain accessible unless you delete them through the app or account settings. Cancelling via the App Store, Google Play or the web prevents further charges, but does not automatically erase your account or local app data.
Prequel’s stated subscription policy (effective 3 December 2024) says all sales are final and non‑refundable, including unused portions of subscriptions, except where otherwise specified or required by law. Prequel does not directly handle refunds for purchases made through Apple’s App Store or Google Play; refund requests for those purchases must be made to Apple or Google and are subject to their policies. For web‑based purchases, Prequel’s policy allows a refund request within 3 calendar days of the charge by contacting Prequel support with payment receipts and the last four digits of the card; refunds after that window are not considered except as required by law. See Prequel subscription policy and Prequel web refund info.
| Plan | Price | Period | Features |
|---|---|---|---|
| Prequel Gold Weekly | Price varies (e.g., US$6.49) | Weekly | Unlimited access to all Prequel effects and filters |
| Prequel Gold Weekly Special | Price varies (e.g., US$3.99) | Weekly (special offer) | Same access, special discounted promotion |
| Prequel Gold Yearly | Price varies (e.g., US$19.99 or US$49.99) | Annual | Unlimited access to all Prequel effects and filters |
Canadian consumers have statutory protections that can affect digital subscriptions. Many provinces provide a limited 'cooling‑off' period for some online purchases (commonly 14 days for certain digital goods), but that right may be restricted once the service has been used. Prequel’s “no refunds” policy does not necessarily override Canadian consumer protection laws: if a service is faulty, misrepresented or not delivered as advertised, federal statutes (e.g., the Competition Act) and provincial consumer protection laws (for example, Ontario’s Consumer Protection Act) may provide remedies including refunds or other relief.
Purchases made through Apple or Google are also subject to those platforms’ refund mechanisms, which apply in Canada; you can request refunds through Apple or Google even if the developer’s policy says no refunds. If Prequel refuses a refund that you believe is required under Canadian law, you can escalate to your provincial consumer affairs office, seek a chargeback via your card issuer, or pursue relief in small claims court.
Reviews are mixed. Some reviewers praise the app’s intuitive editing functions and ease of use, noting that many effects are well designed for quick edits. At the same time, users have reported problems such as unexpected charges after canceling free trials, confusion over which features are premium, and frustration over the app’s shift to a subscription model that restricts previously free functionality. There have also been complaints that updates occasionally disrupted workflows (for example, being kicked out of editing mode after saving), creating friction for some users.
Common errors include deleting the app and assuming the subscription is cancelled (deleting the app does not stop billing), cancelling the wrong account in Google Play or App Store when multiple accounts are present, and assuming an immediate pro‑rated refund will be issued on cancellation. Another frequent issue is not realising a subscription was set up via the web (start.prequel.app) so it does not appear in App Store or Google Play subscription lists, leading users to think they cancelled when they have not. For web purchases, missing the 3‑day refund request window is a common cause of denied refunds.
| Method | Refund | Difficulty |
|---|---|---|
| App Store (iOS) | Request refunds through Apple’s mechanism; Prequel does not process App Store refunds directly. | Medium - cancellation via App Store is straightforward; refunds are subject to Apple’s decision. |
| Google Play (Android) | Request refunds through Google Play; Prequel does not process Google Play refunds directly. Web‑originated subscriptions may not appear here. | Medium - cancellation in Google Play is straightforward if subscription is tied to the Google account; refund decision is by Google. |
| Web (start.prequel.app) | Prequel allows refund requests within 3 calendar days by contacting support with receipts and the last 4 card digits; after 3 days refunds are typically not considered. | Medium - you must sign in to the web portal and contact Prequel support; timing matters for eligibility. |
After you cancel, keep copies of your receipts, confirmation of cancellation and any support correspondence. If you need a refund for an App Store or Google Play charge, submit the request through Apple or Google respectively and attach supporting documentation. For web refunds, contact Prequel support within the 3‑day window with receipts and the last four digits of your card; see Prequel web refund info. If you believe your rights under Canadian consumer law have been breached and Prequel refuses appropriate relief, you may escalate to your provincial consumer affairs office, your card issuer for a chargeback, or pursue small claims court.
Please send written correspondence via raccomandata A/R (registered letter with acknowledgment of receipt) to:
Prequel Inc., 15 Palm Avenue, Miami Beach, FL 33139, USA
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Written by Jacob Bouchard
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