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Memrise is a language-learning platform offering courses, vocabulary practice, and study tools via web and mobile apps.
It provides free and paid Premium features, including learning paths and additional study content.
Users can study official Memrise courses and some community-created content on web and mobile devices.
Paid plans unlock full Premium features and are billed monthly or annually (or one-time lifetime purchases where offered).
When you cancel, your subscription generally remains active until the paid period ends.
You will retain Premium access for the time you have already paid for.
Cancelling stops auto-renewal so you won't be charged again at the next billing date.
Your account data and learning history typically remain unless you delete your account separately.
Legal 14-day 'change of mind' rules noted for UK consumers do not generally apply in New Zealand.
For purchases made via third-party stores (Apple/Google), you must use those stores' refund processes and contact points.
Available plans typically include Monthly, Annual, and Lifetime options, with features that unlock full Premium access.
Exact NZD prices were not found; prices shown in USD on public sources may differ in New Zealand.
| Plan | Price (source currency) | Period | Features |
|---|---|---|---|
| Monthly | US$19.99 (example) | Monthly | Full Memrise Premium access |
| Annual | US$79.99 (example) | Annual | Full Memrise Premium access |
| Lifetime | US$359.99 (example) | One-time | Full Memrise Premium access forever |
Under the Consumer Guarantees Act 1993, digital services must be supplied with reasonable care and skill and match their description.
If the service is not supplied as promised, you may be entitled to have the problem fixed or to cancel and get a refund if the problem is substantial.
Some users report losing access to community-created courses after app updates or redesigns.
There are reports of navigation problems, broken links, and redirects between app and website causing usability issues.
Users report mixed experiences obtaining refunds: some succeed through Apple or Google, others face slow or automated responses from support.
Recent UI changes and added AI features have drawn criticism from users preferring the previous interface and workflows.
Many users assume deleting the app cancels the subscription; it does not.
Always cancel via the account settings on the web or the app store where you subscribed.
Users who purchased via Apple sometimes contact Memrise for refunds; Apple handles App Store payments and refunds.
Similarly, Android users who paid through Google Play must use Google Play for subscription management and refunds in most cases.
The table below summarises where to cancel, refund eligibility, and key notes per method.
| Method | Where to cancel | Refund eligibility | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Web (Memrise) | Memrise account → Profile → Settings → Account → Cancel Plan | Refunds via Memrise possible for Quarterly/Annual within 30 days | Stops auto-renewal; access remains until period end |
| Google Play (Android) | Google Play Store → Menu → Subscriptions → Memrise → Cancel | Refunds handled by Google; some users report successful refunds | Or cancel via Memrise web to stop auto-renewal if linked |
| Apple App Store (iOS) | Apple ID subscriptions in App Store settings | Refunds must be requested from Apple | Memrise cannot cancel App Store subscriptions for you |
Keep confirmation of cancellation and any refund correspondence for your records.
Verify that auto-renew is disabled in your account or app store settings before the next billing date.
Memrise Limited, 27 Old Gloucester Street, London, WC1N 3AX, United Kingdom.
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