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Superhuman is a premium email client focused on speed, keyboard-driven workflows, and features designed to help users manage email more efficiently. It syncs with major providers (Google, Microsoft) and offers features such as shortcuts, reminders, and a streamlined interface.
The service is offered as a subscription with desktop and mobile apps; billing and cancellation routes depend on how you subscribed (directly via Superhuman, through Apple’s App Store, or via Google Play).
After you cancel, your Superhuman subscription remains active until the end of the current billing period; you retain access to paid features through that date. At the end of the billing cycle the account is converted to the Free Subscription (where available) or otherwise loses paid features.
Superhuman retains account data according to its data and privacy policies. If you want to export or delete data, request that through Superhuman’s support/help pages before or after cancellation; timelines for data retention and deletion are governed by Superhuman’s policies and applicable law.
Superhuman’s stated policy is that there are no refunds or credits for partially used subscription periods or unused capacity, to the fullest extent permitted by applicable law. That means, in most cases, cancelling stops future billings but does not produce a prorated refund for the remainder of the billing period.
However, consumer protection laws can override contractual terms. In Canada, provincial and federal consumer protection rules may provide certain cancellation or refund rights that cannot be waived by a contract. If you believe you are entitled to a refund under Canadian law (for example, in the event of a material service failure or where local rules apply), mention this in your request and, if needed, seek guidance from local consumer protection authorities.
| Plan | Price | Billing cycle | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Individual | Varies | Varies | See Superhuman pricing for current offers and team discounts. |
| Team / Business | Varies | Varies | Team plans and enterprise arrangements may differ; check Superhuman sales or pricing pages. |
Canadian consumer protection does not uniformly impose a 14‑day right of withdrawal like the EU; however, federal and provincial laws and Competition Bureau guidance provide protections against unfair practices and require that stated refund policies not override mandatory local rights. If your situation involves misrepresentation, a service failure, or a statutory right to cancel, those laws may entitle you to remedies notwithstanding Superhuman’s no‑refund policy.
If you are unsure of your rights, contact your provincial consumer protection office or the Competition Bureau for guidance, and keep written records of communications with Superhuman and any receipts or screenshots of advertising, subscription terms, and charges.
Many users praise Superhuman for fast performance, powerful keyboard shortcuts, and productivity features such as reminders; reviews on sites like Capterra report high satisfaction for those priorities. At the same time, public reviews and forums document complaints: difficulties obtaining refunds, poor cancellation support in some cases, issues with account re‑authorization with Google, missing features some users expect (e.g., a unified inbox or a native Windows app), and concerns about pricing and perceived advertising claims. Trustpilot and other review sites include both positive and negative accounts, so outcomes may vary by user and situation.
Users commonly try to cancel in the wrong place: cancelling in the Superhuman app won’t stop charges handled through the App Store or Google Play, and vice versa. Another frequent issue is not saving or requesting written confirmation of cancellation - if you don’t receive a confirmation email or on‑screen notice, follow up and keep screenshots. Some people forget to check which account or email was billed (multiple accounts can cause confusion). Finally, customers sometimes expect prorated refunds despite the stated no‑refund policy; if you think you qualify under Canadian law, state the legal basis when you request redress.
| Method | Refund | Difficulty |
|---|---|---|
| Web (superhuman.com/admin or in‑app) | No (generally no refunds; exceptions as required by law) | Easy - cancel in account settings |
| App Store (iOS) | No (Apple handles refunds; contact Apple for disputes; Canadian rights may apply) | Medium - via iOS Settings or App Store |
| Google Play (Android) | No (Google handles refunds; file through Play Store support; Canadian rights may apply) | Medium - via Play Store |
| Mail (registered/certified) | No (policy same; use mail for written proof or where electronic cancellation is not possible) | Hard - slower, requires tracking/confirmation |
After you cancel, keep a copy of any cancellation confirmation, check your bank or card statements over the next billing cycle to ensure charges stop, and archive any important email or settings you want to keep. If charges continue after cancellation, contact Superhuman support through their help site and your payment provider (Apple, Google, or your bank) with your documentation.
Helpful resources: Superhuman Help (help.superhuman.com), Superhuman Terms (superhuman.com/terms), Apple subscriptions support (Apple subscriptions), Google Play subscriptions support (Google Play subscriptions).
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Written by Mia Walker
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