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Harna is a fitness app and subscription service offering workout and meal plans, guided sessions and access to an online account. Plans are sold as monthly, quarterly, annual, or one‑time purchases and may be billed directly by HARNA or through app stores (Apple App Store or Google Play) depending on how you subscribed.
When you cancel a HARNA subscription, cancelling stops automatic renewal at the next billing cycle; you typically retain access to premium features until the end of the paid period. HARNA requires cancellation at least 24 hours before the next billing date to avoid being charged for the next term. Deleting the app or unsubscribing from newsletters does not cancel the subscription - cancellation must be completed through your account or the store that billed you.
Refunds are not automatic. HARNA requires you to cancel before requesting a refund and asks that you submit a refund request with a clear reason; the HARNA billing team will review requests and notify you of approval or denial. If your subscription was purchased as an in‑app purchase via the App Store or Google Play, refunds must be requested directly through Apple or Google and are subject to those stores’ refund policies. In short: cancel first, then request a refund, but refund approval is not guaranteed.
| Plan | Price | Period | Features |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 month workout plan | US$24.99 (approx. C$34 - 35) | Monthly | Workout plan only |
| 3 months workout plan | US$49.99 (approx. C$69 - 70) | Quarterly | Workout plan only |
| 1 year workout plan | US$79.99 (approx. C$110 - 112) | Annual | Workout plan only |
| Annual workout subscription | US$99.99 (approx. C$138 - 140) | Annual | Subscription model |
| Meal Plan 1 month | US$12.99 (approx. C$18 - 19) | Monthly | Meal Plan |
| Meal Plan 3 months | US$19.99 (approx. C$27 - 28) | Quarterly | Meal Plan |
| Meal Plan 1 year | US$24.99 (approx. C$35 - 36) | Annual | Meal Plan |
| Lifetime access | US$49.99 (approx. C$69 - 70) | One‑time | Lifetime access to app |
| Note: Prices are shown in USD on the CAN App Store; the actual CAD charge may vary depending on Apple’s currency conversion at purchase time. | |||
Canadian federal and provincial consumer protection laws require clear disclosure of subscription terms, renewals and refund practices. The Competition Act and provincial statutes protect against misleading practices and require truthful pricing and renewal disclosure. A provincial “cooling‑off” period may apply in some contexts depending on the payment method or the nature of the sale. HARNA’s requirement to cancel 24 hours in advance and variable refund outcomes - especially for in‑app purchases managed by Apple or Google - can raise concerns under these standards. If you encounter unauthorized charges or denied refunds, you may escalate to provincial consumer protection offices, file a dispute with your payment provider, or seek guidance from the Competition Bureau of Canada.
User reviews show a mixture of positive and negative experiences. Many customers praise HARNA’s variety of short, customizable workouts, beginner‑friendly pacing, and benefits for flexibility, core strength and stress relief. At the same time, there are frequent reports of unexpected or excessive charges, unclear subscription fees, and difficulties obtaining refunds or cancelling - some reviewers describe long delays or denials when requesting refunds. These negative reports often concern billing transparency and after‑sale support rather than the fitness content itself.
Common errors include deleting the HARNA app or unsubscribing from emails without actually cancelling the subscription - these actions do not stop billing. Waiting until less than 24 hours before the renewal date is another frequent mistake that can result in an unwanted charge. Other mistakes are requesting a refund without first cancelling or contacting the store that processed an in‑app purchase; for App Store and Google Play purchases you must follow the store’s refund process. Finally, not keeping receipts, screenshots or delivery proof (for registered mail) makes disputes harder to resolve.
| Method | Refund | Difficulty |
|---|---|---|
| HARNA website (web) | Possible if you cancel first and HARNA approves; subject to HARNA billing review. | Moderate - cancel online easily but refunds are not guaranteed and some users report denials. |
| App Store (iOS) | Refunds must be requested through Apple; Apple sets the rules and decides. | Moderate to difficult - Apple controls refunds and approvals vary. |
| Google Play (Android) | Refunds must be requested through Google; Google sets the rules and decides. | Moderate to difficult - Google controls refunds and approvals vary. |
| Registered mail (paper notice) | Cancels renewal; refund still subject to HARNA/store policy. Provides strong proof of cancellation date. | Low difficulty to prove cancellation receipt; refund outcome depends on policy. |
After you cancel, keep copies of confirmation emails, screenshots and any registered mail receipts. If you purchased through the HARNA website and want a refund, submit a clear refund request to HARNA and await their billing team decision. If you purchased via App Store or Google Play, open a refund request through Apple or Google as applicable; they will handle the refund process. For HARNA support and refund guidance see: How do I cancel the subscription? and How do I request a refund? If you face unauthorized charges or uncooperative responses, consider contacting your card issuer to dispute the charge and contacting provincial consumer protection authorities for further assistance.
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