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Calmify is an online subscription service (Calmify.ai) that offers messaging-based features under monthly plans.
The service is billed by Calmify and managed through your Calmify account on their website.
Calmify is distinct from the Calm meditation app and other Calm services; cancellation and refund rules can differ by product and purchase channel.
Information in this guide is specific to Calmify (website) unless otherwise noted.
If you bought a different Calm-branded product (Calm app) the cancellation method depends on where you purchased it.
Calmify states cancellation takes effect at the end of the current paid term.
You should retain access to paid features until that term expires.
Billing will stop at the end of the paid period; there is no guarantee of a pro‑rata refund in Calmify’s stated terms.
Calmify’s documentation does not clearly state data retention policies; export or save content you need before access ends.
Calmify’s official materials do not promise a 14‑day cooling‑off or guaranteed refunds; they only describe cancellation at the end of the term.
Refund options can differ if the purchase was made through Apple, Google Play or a different Calm product.
Below are the Calmify.ai monthly plans and USD prices found for the service.
| Plan | Price | Period | Features |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard (Calmify.ai) | USD $5.00 | Monthly | 150 messages/month |
| Premium (Calmify.ai) | USD $12.50 | Monthly | Unlimited messages, full access |
No New Zealand dollar (NZD) pricing for Calmify (app or drink) was found for 2024/2025 in the available data.
Prices above are USD and may change; check Calmify website for current rates and billing currency.
Under New Zealand law, the Consumer Guarantees Act covers goods and services quality and remedies for failures.
The CGA does not automatically require a refund for change of mind.
Multiple reviewers on NZ Trustpilot report being charged after attempting to cancel, repeated renewals, and slow or unresponsive support.
Some reviewers report enrolment without explicit consent and difficulty resolving charges via email.
A common mistake is cancelling only in one place while the subscription is billed through another platform (App Store, Google Play).
Example: cancelling on the website while the recurring charge is handled by Apple or Google can leave the subscription active.
Users often assume a pro‑rata or immediate refund when cancelling; Calmify’s terms do not guarantee this.
Always request written confirmation of any promised refund and keep records of the offer.
| Topic | Calmify (Website) | Other Calm service (App Store / Google Play / Calm.com) |
|---|---|---|
| How to cancel | Log into account → Manage Subscriptions → Cancel (takes effect end of term). | Depends on platform: iPhone Settings for App Store, Google Play subscriptions page for Google. |
| Refund policy | No explicit cooling‑off or guaranteed refunds stated; cancellations end at term. | Other Calm services may offer 30‑day refunds for website/Google Play; Apple refunds via Apple support. |
| Common billing problems | Reports of charges continuing after cancellation and slow support responses. | Platform purchases follow Apple/Google refund/dispute processes which can be more straightforward. |
| Support | Customer reports indicate support can be unresponsive or slow. | Platform disputes can be handled through Apple/Google support channels. |
Calmify website cancellations are handled in‑account and end at the term - refunds are not guaranteed.
Purchases through app stores route refunds through those stores and follow their policies, which can be different.
Calmify’s available mailing address (U.S. headquarters):
30 North Gould Street, Sheridan, WY 82801, United States
New Zealand customers should contact Calmify via their account support or by email as listed on the Calmify website.
If you believe a charge is unauthorised and you cannot resolve it with Calmify, contact your bank or card issuer to dispute the charge.
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Written by Eva Harris
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