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DocPlay is a streaming service specialising in documentary films and factual content. It is operated by Madman Entertainment Pty Ltd in Australia and is available to viewers in New Zealand.
DocPlay provides on‑demand access via its website, apps and third‑party platforms such as Apple, Google Play and Amazon. Subscriptions and trials are managed through the platform used to subscribe.
Cancelling stops future billing but usually preserves access until the end of the current billing period. If you cancel during a free trial, access commonly ends at trial expiry or immediately depending on platform rules.
Cancellation typically does not delete your account immediately. Your profile and viewing history may be retained so you can resume later.
DocPlay offers a 14‑day free trial; if you cancel during the trial you pay nothing for the service. There is no automatic refund for unused portions of a prepaid month; cancellation generally stops future billing only.
Publicly available plan names and exact pricing for New Zealand are not provided in the verified data here.
| Plan | Price (NZD) | Billing |
|---|---|---|
| Varies | Varies | Varies |
DocPlay's Terms & Conditions state that nothing in them excludes or limits rights under the Australian Consumer Law. The provider confirms users retain statutory consumer guarantees.
New Zealand consumers should note that statutory guarantees may give entitlements such as refunds or re‑supply for major failures. If you believe the service has a major failure, raise the issue with DocPlay and seek local consumer guidance if needed.
Some users praise DocPlay for good value and a strong selection of music documentaries and factual titles. Several online comments note the availability of a 14‑day trial and useful content.
Other users report cancelling after watching the titles they wanted or simply not needing the service any longer. Cancellation is often mentioned as straightforward but commonly depends on where the subscription was purchased.
Many users try to cancel on the DocPlay website when the subscription was purchased through Apple, Google Play or Amazon. If you subscribed through a third‑party store, you must cancel through that store.
Users sometimes expect refunds for unused billing periods or immediate account deletion. DocPlay typically stops future billing but does not automatically refund prepaid time; account data may remain unless you request deletion.
| Platform | How to cancel | Refund note |
|---|---|---|
| Web (DocPlay website) | Go to "Your Account" → "Preferences" → "Subscription" and select "Free User". | No automatic refund for unused month; trial cancelled = pay nothing. |
| App Store (iTunes) | Log in to your iTunes / Apple ID account and cancel the subscription there. | Refunds handled under Apple policy; DocPlay does not issue direct refunds for Apple purchases. |
| Google Play | Log in to your Google Play account and cancel the subscription there. | Refunds handled under Google Play policy; cancellation stops future billing. |
| Amazon | Log in to your Amazon account and cancel the subscription there. | Refunds handled under Amazon's subscription policies; cancellation stops renewal. |
After you cancel, confirm the end date of your access period and keep receipts or screenshots of the cancellation confirmation for your records.
Madman Entertainment Pty Ltd.
Level 6, 36 Wellington Street, Collingwood, VIC 3066, Australia
No New Zealand‑specific postal cancellation address is provided; online or in‑app cancellation is the recommended method.
If you need to contact the operator by mail, use the Australian office address above. For urgent billing disputes, also contact the store (Apple, Google, Amazon) used to purchase the subscription.
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Written by Carter Evans
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