What is Onesignal
Overview
OneSignal is a SaaS platform used to send push notifications, in-app messages, and email to users. It is commonly used by websites and mobile apps to engage audiences with segmentation, A/B testing, and analytics.
Core features
Core features include push delivery, real-time messaging, segmentation, and in-app messaging. OneSignal offers a Free tier and paid plans managed through its web dashboard.
How to cancel Onesignal
Where to cancel
The self-service cancellation and downgrades for web-based paid plans are handled in the organization’s Billing settings in the OneSignal dashboard. App-store subscriptions are not managed through OneSignal’s web dashboard.
Step-by-step cancellation
- Sign in to the OneSignal dashboard with an account that has billing permissions.
- Select the correct organization (if you have multiple organizations).
- Open the Billing or Subscription section in the dashboard settings.
- Choose to cancel auto-renewal or select the option to downgrade to the Free plan.
- Confirm the change and save any confirmation or screenshot for your records.
- Check your billing statement in the next cycle to ensure charges stop at the period end.
What happens when you cancel
Access and feature changes
When you cancel or downgrade, your plan will typically remain active until the end of the current billing cycle. Paid features remain available for the remainder of that period.
Billing and renewal
Auto-renewal will be disabled and the plan will downgrade at the end of the paid period. There are no cancellation fees reported for web/self-service plans.
Data and export
Export any data you need before the downgrade takes effect. OneSignal’s public policies do not specify deletion timelines here, so secure copies of subscribers, segments, and campaign history are recommended.
Will I get a refund?
OneSignal refund policy
OneSignal’s standard terms state that all fees are non-refundable and non-cancelable. There are no pro-rata refunds for unused service periods under that policy.
Possible exceptions and legal rights
- OneSignal’s published policy does not mention a 14-day cooling-off refund right.
- Under Indian consumer law, statutory refund or return rights may apply in specific circumstances and could be assessed on a case-by-case basis.
- If you believe an unauthorized charge occurred after cancellation, preserve evidence and raise the issue with your payment provider and OneSignal support promptly.
Onesignal plans and pricing
Pricing summary
Public pricing specifics were not available in the verified material for this guide. For current, exact pricing please check your dashboard or contact OneSignal sales from your account.
How to get precise pricing
Log into the OneSignal dashboard and view Billing or contact sales via the dashboard to request a quote for Growth or Enterprise plans.
| Plan | Price | Period |
| Free | Free | - |
| Growth (web/self-service) | Contact for pricing | - |
| Enterprise | Contact for pricing | - |
Your consumer rights in India
Legal framework
Indian consumers are protected under the Consumer Protection Act, 2019 and related rules. Online purchases and services may carry statutory rights such as return or refund in certain situations.
Practical implications for OneSignal customers
- OneSignal’s non-refundable clause must have been clearly disclosed at purchase to be enforceable.
- If terms were not clearly visible or you suffered misrepresentation, you may have grounds to challenge the non‑refund policy under Indian law.
- Services already performed or access used beyond the statutory window may limit cooling-off rights; seek specific legal advice for disputes.
Customer experiences
Positive feedback
Users have praised OneSignal for efficiency, powerful segmentation, in-app messaging, and straightforward implementation in many cases. Some reviewers highlighted helpful support and clear documentation.
Reported issues
- Some users report billing problems such as charges continuing after cancellation.
- Other complaints include sudden price increases, delayed notifications, SDK size, and inconsistent customer support responsiveness.
Documentation checklist
What to collect before and after cancelling
- Order invoices and original purchase confirmation.
- Billing section screenshots showing plan, renewal date, and cancellation action.
- Emails or support tickets confirming cancellation or change of plan.
- Payment provider statements showing charges and dates.
- Exported data you need from the account (subscribers, segments, message history).
Why this matters
These documents help prove the timing and content of your cancellation request and are essential if you need to dispute charges or seek redress through payment providers or consumer forums.
Common mistakes
Assuming cancellation is immediate
Many users expect service and billing to stop immediately. For OneSignal web plans, downgrades typically take effect at the end of the current billing cycle, so charges may appear until then.
Not saving proof
Failing to save confirmation screenshots, emails, or ticket IDs is a frequent error. Without records, it is harder to resolve disputes about recurring charges after you attempted to cancel.
Comparative recap
Quick comparison
| Feature | OneSignal | Typical provider | Period |
| Free tier | Available | Varies | N/A |
| Self-service cancellation | Yes - via dashboard Billing | Often yes | N/A |
| Refund policy | All fees non-refundable (published) | Varies; often prorated refunds | N/A |
| Support experience | Good for many; mixed reports exist | Varies by vendor | N/A |
How to use this table
Use the comparison to focus on what matters: refund flexibility, ease of cancellation, and support responsiveness. Confirm current terms directly in your account before purchasing.
After cancelling
Immediate next steps
- Save confirmation of cancellation and any reference numbers.
- Export account data you will need after downgrade.
- Monitor bank/card statements for any charges during the remainder of the billing cycle.
If charges continue
If you are charged after the billing period ends, gather your documentation and contact OneSignal support from the dashboard. If unresolved, contact your payment provider to dispute the charge and consider filing a consumer complaint if necessary.
Address
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Contact note
Use the OneSignal dashboard to raise support requests or billing queries from within your account for the fastest, account‑specific assistance.