Cancellation Flutterflow: Easy Method

What is FlutterFlow

Overview

FlutterFlow is a visual, no-code platform for building mobile and web applications. It provides UI design tools, API integration, exportable code, and collaboration features to accelerate development.

Who uses it

Developers, non-technical builders, agencies and teams use FlutterFlow for rapid MVPs, prototypes and production apps without deep Flutter coding.

How to cancel FlutterFlow

Cancel web (direct) subscription

• Sign in to your FlutterFlow account and open My Account.
• Choose "Cancel Subscription" from the billing or subscription section.
• Access continues until the end of your current billing cycle. See details: How to cancel (FlutterFlow Help).

Cancel App Store (iOS) or Google Play (Android) purchase

• If you subscribed via the App Store or Google Play, cancel through your Apple or Google account subscription page.
• FlutterFlow cannot cancel store purchases directly; follow the store’s subscription management and refund processes. Guidance summary: Cancelling App Store / Google Play purchases.

Cancel Marketplace subscriptions or items

• For Marketplace subscriptions or purchases, cancel via your Marketplace account.
• You must notify at least seven (7) days before the next subscription term to stop renewal; access typically remains until the end of the billing period. See Marketplace terms: FlutterFlow Marketplace Terms.

What happens when you cancel

Access after cancellation

For web subscriptions, your access continues until the end of the current billing cycle.

Marketplace purchases and subscriptions also remain active until the billing period ends after cancellation.

Account and data

Your account remains available for sign-in after cancellation, but paid features stop once the billing period ends.

Export any project code or assets you need before access ends to avoid losing convenience; exportable code is a noted FlutterFlow capability.

Will I get a refund?

Web subscription refund policy

• FlutterFlow does not provide refunds for web subscriptions, including unused time on a subscription. See official policy: Web refunds (FlutterFlow Docs).
• Cancel to stop future billing; do not expect prorated refunds for remaining time.

Marketplace, App Store and trial exceptions

• Marketplace items (templates) are generally non-refundable due to their digital nature; exceptions are evaluated case-by-case for major defects or wrong-account purchases and are typically processed in 5 - 10 days. See: Marketplace refund policy.
• App Store and Google Play refunds are handled by Apple or Google under their store policies; FlutterFlow cannot issue refunds for store purchases. Summary: Store purchase guidance.
• New users on personal plans may have a 14‑day free trial; cancel within the trial period to avoid charges. See: Trial and upgrade info.

FlutterFlow plans and pricing

Overview of INR pricing

The table below lists localized INR monthly prices and key features for common plans and App Store in-app tiers in India.

Official rates (INR, monthly)

Your consumer rights in India

Statutory protections

FlutterFlow’s cancellation and refund policies do not override statutory consumer rights under Indian law.

If you believe your statutory consumer rights apply, you may pursue remedies under Indian consumer protection laws.

How to proceed locally

• Document communications, invoices and purchase receipts when disputing a charge.
• Consider contacting local consumer protection authorities or a legal advisor for persistent disputes.

See Marketplace refund policy for vendor-level statements: Marketplace refund policy (FlutterFlow Docs).

Customer experiences

Positive feedback

• Users praise fast MVP development, a large module library and support for custom widgets.
• Support staff are often described as empathetic and professional; exportable code and GitHub sync are valued.

Negative feedback

• Some users report poor or automated support responses and delays resolving issues.
• Marketplace items have been described as broken by some buyers; refund and support for those purchases can be difficult.

Documentation checklist

Essential items to collect before cancelling

• Account email address and subscription ID or plan name.
• Payment receipts, order confirmation and billing date for the current cycle.
• Screenshots of your subscription page and any error messages or failed feature activations.

Marketplace and store purchases

• Marketplace order IDs and seller correspondence for templates or marketplace items.
• App Store / Google Play purchase receipts if subscribed via mobile stores.

Common mistakes

Attempting the wrong cancellation path

A common error is trying to cancel an App Store or Google Play subscription inside the FlutterFlow web dashboard.

App Store and Play purchases must be cancelled through Apple or Google account subscription settings; FlutterFlow cannot do this for you.

Expecting automatic refunds or immediate feature removal

Expecting a refund for web subscriptions is another frequent mistake; FlutterFlow’s web policy states no refunds for unused time.

Also, some users assume features will be removed immediately; paid features remain until the billing cycle ends.

Comparative recap

Quick channel comparison

Key takeaway

Follow the cancellation path that matches how you purchased the subscription to ensure it stops renewing and to know where refund requests must be directed.

After cancelling

Immediate actions

• Export any project code, assets or backups you will need after paid access ends.
• Save receipts and cancellation confirmation for records.

Useful links

• How to cancel a FlutterFlow subscription (Help)
• Marketplace refund policy (Docs)
• Trial and upgrade information (Help)
• Marketplace Terms (FlutterFlow)
• Store purchase cancellation summary

Address

Registered office (India)

247 Park, 13th Floor, Vikhroli Corporate Park, Hindustan C. Bus Stop, Lal Bahadur Shastri Road, Gandhi Nagar, Vikhroli West, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400083, India.

Notes on physical correspondence

Use the registered office address above for formal notices or mailed correspondence related to subscriptions or disputes.

For most cancellations and refunds, use the in-account cancellation flows or the store/marketplace channels described above.