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Funimation was a streaming service focused on anime distribution, offering dubbed and subtitled titles, tiered subscription plans, and apps across devices. In April 2024 Funimation’s services were merged into Crunchyroll; existing Funimation accounts and billing were migrated or redirected to Crunchyroll in most cases.
When you cancel a subscription you generally keep access until the end of the paid period (no immediate loss of access). The subscription will not renew after the billing cycle ends. Account data and watch history typically remain tied to your account, but content access ceases when the paid period expires. If your subscription was migrated to Crunchyroll, cancellation there stops future Crunchyroll billing; if legacy Funimation billing continues, you must contact Crunchyroll Support with documentation to stop it.
Funimation’s stated policy is not to provide pro‑rated refunds for unused time in a subscription period - canceling mid‑cycle typically does not trigger a refund. After the April 2024 merger, some annual membership holders were allowed to request refunds for remaining premium periods by contacting support; this is handled on a case‑by‑case basis. If you subscribed through Apple, Google Play, PayPal or another third party, refunds are governed by those platforms’ policies and must be requested through them. Refund outcomes can vary and occasionally get stuck between providers; keep documentation of payments and correspondence when requesting a refund.
| Plan | Price | Period | Features |
|---|---|---|---|
| Premium (legacy) | C$5.99 per month or C$59.99 per year (USD‑based) | Monthly / Annual | Ad‑free access, 2 simultaneous streams, subtitles & dubs |
| Premium Plus (legacy) | C$7.99 per month or C$79.99 per year (USD‑based) | Monthly / Annual | All Premium features, 5 simultaneous streams, offline viewing |
| Premium Plus Ultra (legacy) | C$99.99 per year | Annual | All Premium Plus features, annual anniversary gift, free shipping |
Note: these were legacy Funimation prices prior to April 2, 2024. After migration, Canadian users are generally on Crunchyroll plans and pricing (for example Crunchyroll Fan and Mega Fan with Canadian pricing).
Consumer protection for digital subscriptions varies by province. Canadian consumers may have rights when services are not provided as promised, when cancellation mechanisms are broken, or when billing continues after cancellation. Funimation’s published terms disclaim pro‑rated refunds and often direct users to third‑party billing platforms, but that may not override provincial consumer protection laws if a supplier fails to stop charges or does not provide the promised service. If you cannot resolve billing problems with the provider, you can dispute charges with your credit card issuer and file a complaint with your provincial consumer protection office.
Reviews from Canadian users are mixed. Some users reported enjoying the content and library of anime available. Many negative reports reference buffering, app glitches, and inconsistent performance across devices. A recurring complaint is difficulty cancelling subscriptions - customers report being ignored by support, continued billing after cancellation, and having to work through banks or third‑party platforms to stop charges. Travel or international access limitations have also been mentioned, including difficulty cancelling while abroad.
Trying to cancel on the Funimation/Crunchyroll website when the subscription is billed through Apple or Google Play - this will not stop platform billing and often causes confusion. Not checking which account or email is tied to the subscription can delay cancellation. Assuming cancellation automatically means a refund - Funimation’s policy generally does not provide pro‑rated refunds. Failing to save receipts, transaction IDs, or screenshots of failed cancellation attempts can make disputes harder to resolve. Lastly, when traveling, users sometimes lose access to account settings or miss local procedures for third‑party subscriptions.
| Method | Refund | Difficulty |
|---|---|---|
| Apple App Store | Refunds handled by Apple (varies by Apple policy) | Must cancel in Apple account settings; Funimation/Crunchyroll cannot cancel for you |
| Google Play | Refunds handled by Google Play (varies by Google policy) | Cancel via Google Play → Subscriptions; Funimation site cannot cancel Google Play billing |
| Web (Funimation → migrated to Crunchyroll) | Typically no pro‑rated refunds; annual exceptions may be possible via support | Low if account accessible; some users report broken cancel buttons or support delays |
| PayPal / Third‑party billing | Refunds governed by the third‑party provider | Difficulty varies; can require disputes with the provider or bank intervention |
Keep copies of cancellation confirmations, receipts, and any ticket numbers. If you cannot stop charges after cancelling, contact the billing platform (Apple, Google, PayPal), your credit card issuer to dispute charges, and file a complaint with provincial consumer protection if necessary. For migration or legacy Funimation billing issues contact Crunchyroll Support and reference the Funimation end‑of‑service guidance: Crunchyroll: Funimation End of Services. For step‑by‑step cancellation help (App Store / Play Store) see this general guide: How to cancel (AppCutter).
If you need to send written notice (recommended via registered mail / raccomandata A/R for proof), address it to:
Crunchyroll, LLC, Attn: Customer Service, 444 Bush Street, San Francisco, CA 94108, United States of America
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