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What is Shopify
Overview
Shopify is a subscription-based e-commerce platform that enables businesses to create and manage online stores, process payments, and sell across channels.
It is offered globally, including an entity operating in India, and plans are billed on a recurring basis according to the chosen plan and billing cycle.
Who uses it
Small businesses, creators and enterprises use Shopify to run storefronts, handle inventory, and connect sales channels such as social media and POS.
Plans vary by features, staff accounts, reporting and advanced commerce tools to suit different business sizes and needs.
How to cancel Shopify
Cancel from Shopify admin (recommended)
- Log in to your Shopify admin at your store URL.
- Go to Settings → Plan.
- Click “Cancel plan” (or “Cancel trial” if you are on a trial).
- Select a reason, enter your account password, and confirm the cancellation.
- Support cannot cancel the store for you; you must cancel from the admin interface.
For full instructions see Shopify's documentation: Deactivate or close your store.
Mobile apps and other notes
- Uninstalling the Shopify mobile app (App Store or Google Play) does not cancel your subscription or deactivate your store.
- Cancellations must be completed in a web browser via the Shopify admin; do not rely on deleting apps to stop billing.
- If you have questions or exceptional situations, you can contact Shopify Support but they cannot directly cancel the store for you.
What happens when you cancel
Access and storefront
When you cancel (deactivate) your store from the admin, the storefront and admin access are effectively disabled for public use until reactivated.
You will no longer be able to make changes or accept orders through the inactive store until you log back in and choose a plan.
Billing and account status
Deactivation stops future subscription renewals, but cancellation does not automatically guarantee a refund for the current billing period.
Any outstanding balances may still be shown on your account and can prevent reactivation until resolved; check your billing page for details.
Will I get a refund?
Official refund policy
Shopify’s subscription plans are generally non‑refundable under the published refund policy and Terms of Service; cancellations do not automatically trigger refunds.
See Shopify’s refund policy for subscriptions here: Refund policy - subscriptions.
Exceptions and how refunds are handled
- Refunds may be considered on a case-by-case basis and are discretionary.
- Typical windows cited for consideration are within 7 days for monthly plans, or within 30 days for first invoice after a trial or for annual plans, but eligibility is not guaranteed.
- Deleting an app does not cancel billing; if you were charged unexpectedly, gather documentation and contact Support for review.
Shopify plans and pricing
Pricing summary
The table below lists Shopify plans and published pricing for India. Introductory offers and annual discounts may apply.
Prices reflect the standard information available for Shopify India and may change; check Shopify for the latest rates.
| Plan | Price (INR) | Period | Features |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starter (Lite) | ₹20/month (introductory); then ₹399/month | Monthly | Sell via social media/messaging; limited cart functionality |
| Basic Shopify (Online) | ₹1,994/month (monthly); ₹1,499/month (billed annually) | Monthly/Annual | Full online store; unlimited products; basic reports; 2 staff accounts |
| Grow (Shopify) | ₹7,447/month (monthly); ₹5,599/month (billed annually) | Monthly/Annual | Everything in Basic plus 5 staff accounts; standard reporting; shipping discounts |
| Advanced Shopify | ₹30,164/month (monthly); ₹22,680/month (billed annually) | Monthly/Annual | Everything in Grow plus 15 staff accounts; advanced reporting; third‑party calculated shipping |
| Shopify Plus | ₹190,000/month (1‑year term) or ₹175,000/month (3‑year term) | Monthly (contract term) | Enterprise features; B2B tools; customizable checkout; dedicated support |
Your consumer rights in India
Statutory and policy context
Shopify’s published policy does not provide a mandatory 14‑day cooling‑off refund right for subscriptions in India; refunds are handled per Shopify’s discretionary policy.
This means there is no automatic statutory refund window in Shopify’s policy for Indian users; eligibility is assessed by Shopify on request.
Options if you have a dispute
- Contact Shopify Support with full documentation and request a refund review within the earliest possible window.
- Keep invoices, screenshots and transaction details; these will help escalate the case if needed.
- If unresolved, you may explore local consumer remedies (for example, bank disputes or consumer protection forums) - outcomes will vary by case.
Customer experiences
Positive feedback
There are few notable recurring positive reviews specifically from India cited in the verified sources.
Many users find Shopify useful for multi‑channel selling and store management when subscription terms and billing are well understood.
Negative feedback and common issues
- Trustpilot and community threads report billing and support problems, including being billed after closing stores or difficulties obtaining refunds: Trustpilot - Shopify.
- Indian community posts describe unexpected charges after deleting the app and confusion about cancellation requirements: Community discussion.
- Reports include auto-upgrades after trial expiry and issues resolving outstanding balances before cancellation.
Documentation checklist
What to gather before contacting Support
- Store URL and account email used for the Shopify store.
- Billing invoices, invoice dates, and payment method details (last 4 digits of card).
- Screenshots of billing charges, app deletions (if applicable), and the Settings → Plan screen.
Submission and recordkeeping
- Save support ticket IDs and timestamps of your cancellation steps.
- Keep bank or payment statements showing charges for dispute purposes.
Common mistakes
Deleting the app instead of deactivating the store
Many users assume removing the Shopify mobile app cancels billing. That is incorrect.
Billing must be stopped by deactivating the store via Settings → Plan in the Shopify admin.
Waiting until trial ends or missing password step
Allowing a trial to expire without canceling can lead to automatic charges or plan activation on the selected billing cycle.
When cancelling you must enter your password and confirm; failing to complete the confirmation will leave the plan active.
Comparative recap
Quick comparison table
| Item | Shopify (India) |
|---|---|
| Where to cancel | Shopify admin → Settings → Plan (must cancel in browser) |
| Refund likelihood | Generally non‑refundable; possible discretionary refunds in limited windows |
| Mobile app impact | Deleting app does NOT stop billing |
| Support intervention | Support can review but cannot directly cancel the store for you |
After cancelling
Immediate next steps
- Keep records of the cancellation confirmation and any billing screenshots.
- Remove or cancel connected payment gateways, apps and third‑party services to avoid additional charges.
Helpful documentation links
Deactivate or close your store: help.shopify.com - Deactivate store.
Refund policy - subscriptions: help.shopify.com - Refund policy.
Address
Registered/operational address (India)
Unit No.101, 1st Floor, Copper Arch, Infantry Road, Mahatma Gandhi Road, Bangalore North, Bangalore 560001, India.
How to contact support
Primary support for account and billing issues is via Shopify Help and Support channels accessible from your Shopify admin or the Shopify Help Center pages linked above.
For community experiences and reported issues you can review community threads: Shopify Community discussion.
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FAQ
To cancel your Shopify subscription, log in to your Shopify admin, go to Settings → Plan, click 'Cancel plan' or 'Cancel trial', select a reason, enter your password, and confirm the cancellation. Remember, support cannot cancel the store for you.
Shopify's subscription plans are generally non-refundable according to their official refund policy. Cancellations do not automatically trigger refunds, so check your billing page for details on any outstanding balances.
Yes, you can cancel your Shopify plan at any time. However, deactivation stops future renewals but does not guarantee a refund for the current billing period.
When you cancel your Shopify subscription, your storefront and admin access are disabled for public use. You will not be able to make changes or accept orders until you reactivate your store.
No, uninstalling the Shopify mobile app does not cancel your subscription. Cancellations must be completed through the Shopify admin in a web browser.