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Cancellation service #1 in New Zealand
Rocketpay (also referenced as Rocket.new in online documentation) is a subscription-based service that helps generate user interface elements and web previews quickly.
It is presented as a developer/productivity tool rather than a traditional New Zealand consumer utility.
Public information shows Rocketpay/Rocket.new is linked to an entity with an Indian registration and addresses listed for India.
There is no verified New Zealand postal address or local office listed for Rocketpay in available documentation.
Subscriptions are cancelled through the rocket.new web interface rather than the mobile app.
The subscription cannot be managed via the mobile app according to rocket.new documentation.
If you cannot cancel on the web, check account email receipts or contact support through the website for assistance.
Billing stops immediately after you confirm cancellation through the web interface.
Access to paid features continues until the end date displayed in your account after cancellation.
Your account and any associated data typically remain accessible under the service’s normal data retention policies.
If you need data exported or deleted, request this via the service’s support channels before or after cancellation.
Rocket.new documentation does not explicitly state a refund policy or a right to cancel within a cooling-off period.
No confirmed information about a 14-day cooling-off period or automatic refunds was found in the documentation.
No NZD or New Zealand-specific subscription pricing was publicly available in 2024/2025 documentation or app store listings.
The mobile app is listed as free to download with no visible subscription tiers for New Zealand users.
Because specific plan details for New Zealand were not found, the table below uses a placeholder indicating variability.
| Plan | Price | Currency | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard | Varies | Varies | No NZ-specific pricing publicly listed |
New Zealand consumers are protected by laws such as the Consumer Guarantees Act (CGA) which cannot be contracted out of by businesses.
If a service is faulty or not as described, CGA provisions may apply regardless of the service’s stated refund policy.
Some users praise Rocket.new for rapid UI generation, helpful previews, and responsive support in certain cases.
These reports suggest potential time savings for specific tasks when the tool performs as expected.
Many users attempt cancellation inside a mobile app, but rocket.new subscriptions must be cancelled through the web interface.
Attempting to cancel in-app can delay the process and cause confusion about billing status.
Assuming an automatic refund or a 14-day cooling-off right can lead to unmet expectations; the documentation does not confirm these rights for Rocketpay.
If you need a refund, raise the issue quickly and provide clear evidence to support your claim.
The table below compares key practical points for Rocketpay versus a typical NZ app/service expectation.
| Feature | Rocketpay (rocket.new) | Typical NZ app/service |
|---|---|---|
| Cancellation method | Web interface only (Account Settings → Subscription → Manage → Cancel) | Often web or in-app cancellation available |
| Refund clarity | Not explicitly stated in docs | Often explained in terms & refund policy |
| NZ presence | No verified NZ address; registered details point to India | Local presence more common |
Confirm the cancellation confirmation email and the displayed end date in your account.
Monitor your billing method for any unexpected charges after cancellation and save all communication.
There is no verified New Zealand postal address for Rocketpay found in public documentation.
Because no NZ address is available, cancellation by post to a local address is not possible based on current information.
Public records and the service’s documentation indicate registration and contact details are for India rather than New Zealand.
If you need an address or formal contact, use the provider’s website or support channels to request the relevant details.
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Written by Carter Evans
Former postal advisor · 5 years experience
Former postal-services advisor and e-signature specialist, I have been writing for Postclic for 5 years to demystify legally binding mail for everyday users.