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Pulsebit is a mobile app that offers subscription-based features such as stress monitoring and a PRO mode. It is provided by Applabel Ltd and distributed through the Pulsebit website and app stores.
Subscriptions are sold directly on the Pulsebit website and via Apple App Store and Google Play. Billing and cancellation processes differ depending on where you purchased the subscription.
If you cancel a subscription, access usually continues until the end of the paid period. For trials, cancelling before the trial end prevents auto-renewal.
Web subscriptions stop auto-renewal when canceled through the site form. App Store and Google Play subscriptions stop renewing when canceled in the store settings.
Cancelling a subscription normally removes access to paid features; app account data may remain according to Pulsebit's terms. Check Pulsebit's privacy or terms pages for data retention details.
The table below lists common Pulsebit plans and the USD prices provided. App Store regional pricing and conversions to NZD may change on-device.
Apple’s New Zealand App Store displays USD prices that Apple converts to NZD at purchase using its exchange rates and regional adjustments.
| Plan | Price | Period | Features |
|---|---|---|---|
| Premium Access to PRO mode | Approx. NZ$ (USD $11.49) | One-time / IAP | Access to PRO mode |
| Stress monitor for a week | Approx. NZ$ (USD $19.99) | Weekly | Stress monitor feature for one week |
| Weekly subscription | Approx. NZ$ (USD $9.99 - $19.99) | Weekly | Auto-renewable weekly access |
| Monthly Subscription | Approx. NZ$ (USD $13.49) | Monthly | Auto-renewable monthly access |
| Yearly subscription (lower) | Approx. NZ$ (USD $35.99) | Yearly | Auto-renewable annual access - lower tier |
| Yearly subscription (higher) | Approx. NZ$ (USD $53.99) | Yearly | Auto-renewable annual access - higher tier |
Consumers in New Zealand are protected by the Consumer Guarantees Act and the Fair Trading Act. These laws apply to goods and services, including some digital services.
There are no New Zealand-specific user reviews for Pulsebit found on common local review sites such as Trustpilot or ProductReview NZ.
Because local reviews are limited, consider monitoring App Store or Google Play reviews for feature-specific feedback and troubleshooting tips.
Absence of NZ-specific reviews means fewer local experiences to rely on; use store reviews, trial periods, and the Money-Back Policy to evaluate the service before committing long-term.
Many users delete the app believing the subscription stops; this does not cancel billing. You must cancel via the website form or the app store subscription settings.
Missing the 24-hour cancellation window for web subscriptions or failing to cancel before the app store billing date can result in an unwanted renewal charge.
Contacting support without receipts, transaction IDs or screenshots reduces the chance of a successful refund under the Money-Back Policy.
The table below contrasts key differences between web and app store purchases for cancellation and refunds.
| Purchase method | How to cancel | Refund availability |
|---|---|---|
| Website (direct) | Submit cancellation form at sub.pulsebit.app/terminate; do so ≥24 hours before renewal. | Possible if you meet Money-Back Policy conditions (contact support within 14 days and before subscription ends). |
| Apple App Store / Google Play | Cancel via your App Store or Google Play subscription settings; Pulsebit cannot cancel for you. | No refunds from Pulsebit; request refunds through Apple or Google refund processes. |
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