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Rooster Teeth First (often shortened to FIRST) was a paid membership tier that provided early access and exclusive content from Rooster Teeth. It functioned as a digital subscription tied to a Rooster Teeth account or to app-store platforms.
The FIRST service ceased renewals and web subscriptions were shut down as of April 15, 2024. This guide explains cancellation, refunds, and what members in New Zealand should expect.
If you cancel a web subscription before its renewal date, you typically retain access until the paid period ends.
For FIRST specifically, web subscriptions were shut down on April 15, 2024; access and content availability were affected at that time.
Canceling via RoosterTeeth.com prevents future renewals if done before the renewal date.
App-store cancellations stop renewals on those platforms only; Rooster Teeth staff cannot stop those charges for you.
Your Rooster Teeth account remains separate from your subscription; cancelling FIRST does not necessarily delete your account.
Retain any account or billing records you may need for refunds or disputes.
Rooster Teeth's normal policy does not provide refunds for digital subscriptions, except in special circumstances.
When FIRST shut down, Rooster Teeth issued pro‑rata refunds for unused time on web subscriptions.
Current official NZ pricing for Rooster Teeth FIRST is not available; the service ceased renewals on April 15, 2024.
Use the table below for a concise summary of plan/pricing availability.
| Plan name | Price |
|---|---|
| Rooster Teeth FIRST | Varies |
Only historical USD rates were publicly listed prior to the shutdown; no official NZD 2024/2025 pricing is available.
If you need confirmation about a past charge, keep your billing statements for reference.
New Zealand's Consumer Guarantees Act (CGA) covers digital services and requires that services be supplied with reasonable care and fit for purpose.
If a digital service is faulty or misrepresented, you may be entitled to a remedy such as a refund, repair, or replacement under the CGA.
Change-of-mind refunds are not automatically required by the CGA; remedies apply when the service fails to meet its description or quality standards.
Read the CGA guidance on streaming and downloads for how it applies to digital subscriptions: consumerprotection.govt.nz - Streaming and downloads.
Some former members reported receiving pro‑rata refunds for unused web subscription time when Rooster Teeth shut down FIRST.
Those refunds were processed after the service closure for web-managed subscriptions.
Many users reported difficulty cancelling FIRST: delays in support responses, confusing UI elements, and continued charges despite cancellation attempts.
Some customers resolved billing problems only after contacting their bank or repeatedly emailing support.
Example: A user assumes Rooster Teeth will cancel an Apple subscription; charges continue because only Apple can stop auto‑renewal.
Always cancel through the app-store account where the subscription was purchased.
Example: Waiting until after the renewal date can result in an unavoidable charge for the next period.
Set calendar reminders and cancel a few days in advance to prevent unexpected renewals.
Example: No screenshots or emails when a cancellation doesn't stick, making disputes harder to prove.
Save all correspondence and confirmation pages immediately after cancelling.
Use the table below to compare how cancellations and refunds differ between web and app-store purchases.
| Topic | Web subscription (RoosterTeeth.com) | App-store subscription (Apple/Google Play/Roku) |
|---|---|---|
| How to cancel | Cancel via the "Billing" tab in your Rooster Teeth profile or email support. | Cancel through your Apple ID, Google Play account, or Roku account settings. |
| Who can issue refunds | Rooster Teeth handled pro‑rata refunds when the web service shut down. | Apple/Google/Roku handle refunds for purchases made through their platforms. |
| Proof needed | Account details, billing statements, cancellation confirmation screenshots. | Platform purchase receipts, subscription ID, and payment records. |
| Common problems | Support delays, confusing billing UI, charge disputes requiring escalation. | Users may not realise the subscription is managed by the platform and miss platform-specific steps. |
Document your process and use the correct cancellation path for where you purchased the subscription.
If unsure, gather your records and seek advice from local consumer resources listed below.
If you need to send formal correspondence by post, use the corporate address in Austin, Texas. There is no separate New Zealand office for Rooster Teeth FIRST.
Rooster Teeth Productions, LLC
1901 E 51st St
Austin, TX 78723
United States
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