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Noom is a mobile-first behaviour-change health app focused on weight management and related care programs. It combines daily lessons, tracking tools, and human or automated coaching to guide users toward healthier habits.
Features typically include food and activity tracking, educational content, habit-building exercises, and coach or care-team support depending on the plan selected.
When you cancel via the app or portal, you typically retain access to Noom features until the end of your current billing cycle. You will not be billed again after cancellation takes effect.
Cancelling stops future charges but does not automatically delete your account or personal data. You may need to request account deletion separately through Noom support or account settings.
The available Noom plans and exact prices can vary by region and promotional offers.
| Plan | Price | Billing | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Noom Weight | Varies | Varies (monthly/annual offers) | Refund possible within 14 days of first charge; renewals not refundable. |
| Noom Med | Varies | Varies | Refunds possible within 14 days unless a prescription has been written. |
| Free trial / promotional offers | Varies | Varies | Trial terms and billing depend on offer; read the trial terms carefully. |
New Zealand consumers are protected by the Consumer Guarantees Act and the Fair Trading Act, which guard against misleading or unfair practices and provide remedies where services are not as described.
Many users praise Noom for its user-friendly interface, helpful tracking tools, educational lessons, micro-dose programs, and responsive coach or care-team support.
See user reviews: Trustpilot NZ.
Some users report unexpected auto-renewal charges, difficulty obtaining refunds, and unclear or confusing cancellation procedures.
Other reports include delays in customer support or perceptions of misleading billing practices. See community discussion: Reddit thread.
A frequent mistake is uninstalling Noom but not cancelling the subscription. App removal does not stop billing.
Always cancel via the app settings, web portal, or the app store subscription manager you originally used to subscribe.
Another error is cancelling in one place while the subscription is managed elsewhere (for example, cancelling in-app when billing is through Apple or Google).
Check your payment method and cancel through the correct channel (Apple ID, Google Play, or Noom Subscription Portal) and save confirmation evidence.
The table below summarises cancellation methods, refund likelihood, and post-cancellation access across common channels.
| Method | How to cancel | Refund likelihood | Access after cancel |
|---|---|---|---|
| In-app (Noom app) | Profile → Settings → Manage Subscription → follow prompts | Possible within 14 days (first charge); renewals usually not refundable | Access until end of current billing cycle |
| Web (Subscription Portal) | Log in to Noom website → Subscription Portal → Cancel Subscription | Same refund rules as in-app; depends on timing and product | Access until end of billing cycle |
| Apple App Store (iOS) | Apple ID Settings → Subscriptions → select Noom → Cancel | Refunds handled by Apple; contact Apple Support for requests | Access until end of billing cycle |
| Google Play Store (Android) | Google Play → Subscriptions → select Noom → Cancel | Refunds handled by Google; contact Google Play support for requests | Access until end of billing cycle |
Noom, Inc., One Palmer Square, Suite 441, Princeton, NJ 08542, USA.
Noom does not provide a specific New Zealand postal address for cancellations; most subscription actions are handled via the app, the web subscription portal, or the app stores.
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Written by Sophie Wright
Former postal advisor · 7 years experience
Former postal-services advisor and e-signature specialist, I have been writing for Postclic for 7 years to demystify legally binding mail for everyday users.