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Ngrok is a service that creates secure tunnels from the public internet to a local machine or service, enabling remote access for testing, demos, and development.
It offers free and paid plans that provide features such as custom domains, persistent tunnels, and team controls.
Common uses include exposing local web servers for webhook testing, remote debugging, and secure SSH tunnelling.
Developers and small teams use Ngrok to share local work without deploying to production infrastructure.
When you cancel a paid Ngrok plan through the web, the subscription remains active until the end of the current billing period.
Auto-renewal will be turned off so you will not be charged for the next period after cancellation takes effect.
Your Ngrok account typically remains and configuration data may be retained according to Ngrok's policies.
Export any important configuration, certificates or logs before the subscription ends if you need them after access changes.
Ngrok's Terms state that fees are non-refundable unless otherwise required by applicable law. See the terms: Ngrok Terms of Service.
There is no publicly stated 14-day right of withdrawal or similar standard refund period in Ngrok's posted policies.
The following rows summarise Ngrok's publicly referenced plans and USD prices per the available data.
Ngrok does not show NZD pricing; actual NZD cost depends on exchange rates and bank fees.
New Zealand users are normally billed in USD; your card issuer will convert to NZD at the prevailing rate and may apply conversion or foreign transaction fees.
Check your bank statement for the final NZD amount you were charged after conversion.
| Plan | Price (USD) | Period | Features |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free | US$0.00 | Monthly | Basic free tier per Ngrok U.S. pricing |
| Hobbyist | US$8/month (billed annually) or US$10/month | Monthly | Solo dev tier, includes usage credits, custom ngrok domains |
| Pay-as-you-go | US$20/month + usage charges | Monthly | Unlimited endpoints, bandwidth, team members, usage-based billing |
Under New Zealand consumer law, digital services must not contract out of statutory rights and consumers have remedies for services that are not as described.
If Ngrok's service materially fails to match the description or features unexpectedly disappear, you may be entitled to remedies under local law.
Subscriptions purchased through the Apple App Store or Google Play are also subject to Apple and Google consumer protections, which can include refunds or dispute mechanisms.
These platform processes can sometimes override or supplement Ngrok's own refund policy for those purchases.
Many users praise Ngrok for ease of setup and making a local machine act like a host; reviewers highlight fast setup and convenience for testing.
Some NZ Trustpilot reviews note good experiences with secure SSH tunnelling and problem resolution in particular cases.
Reported complaints include opaque pricing, billing confusion, and slow or unhelpful customer support on G2 and Trustpilot.
Free-tier users on forums have reported sudden feature changes or restrictions without clear prior notice.
A frequent error is cancelling on Ngrok's website when the subscription was purchased via Apple or Google; the store must be used to stop auto-renewal for those purchases.
Check your payment method and the original purchase flow before assuming the cancellation was processed.
Many users assume cancellation triggers an immediate refund or loss of access; Ngrok states cancellation takes effect at the end of the billing period and fees are generally non-refundable.
Also avoid deleting your account before exporting needed configs or logs if you intend to reuse them later.
The table below compares cancellation and refund expectations across methods: web, Apple App Store and Google Play.
Use the correct channel for cancellation and gather documentation before contacting support.
Cancel via the original purchase channel; expect access to continue until the period ends; refunds are rare under Ngrok's stated policy but platform stores may offer remedies.
| Method | Can cancel via Ngrok? | Refund likely? | Cancellation takes effect | Typical steps |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Web (Ngrok dashboard) | Yes | Unlikely (non-refundable per terms) | End of current billing period | Log in → Account/Billing → Cancel subscription |
| Apple App Store (iOS) | No (cancel via Apple) | Possible via Apple refunds | Varies by Apple policy | Use iOS Subscriptions in Settings or Apple support |
| Google Play (Android) | No (cancel via Google Play) | Possible via Google refunds | Varies by Google policy | Open Google Play → Subscriptions → Cancel |
Confirm cancellation in your Ngrok dashboard or the App Store/Google Play subscriptions page and save confirmation screenshots or emails.
Verify that no future charges appear on your bank or card statement after the billing period ends.
Ngrok Inc., 548 Market Street, PMB 77519, San Francisco, CA 94104‑5401, United States.
There is no New Zealand-specific mailing address listed in Ngrok's public terms; use the US address above for formal notices.
If you purchased via Apple or Google, follow the platform's dispute and contact routes for purchase-specific issues.
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