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Rebase is a subscription-based app/service referenced in public materials offering tiered plans and features such as workspaces, prompts, integrations, and support.
Offerings vary by plan and may include free and paid tiers (Developer Friend, Plus, Enterprise). Pricing and billing are handled through the platform you subscribed on (App Store, Google Play) or directly via the web provider.
Cancellation typically stops future renewals but often allows access until the end of your current billing period.
Once canceled on the platform that charged you (App Store, Google Play, or web), auto-renewal should stop. Expect the subscription to remain active until the paid period ends.
Canceling a subscription does not always delete your account or data. Check the provider's account or privacy settings to manage or remove stored data.
Under New Zealand consumer law you retain certain rights under the Consumer Guarantees Act that may apply to digital services.
If a service is faulty or not as described, you may be entitled to remedies even if the platform's terms say payments are non-refundable.
Below are the publicly listed plans and their stated prices or descriptions. Currency may be unspecified for the Plus plan.
The Plus plan shows $39/month but does not clearly list NZD on the public page; confirm currency and local taxes at checkout.
| Plan | Price | Period | Features |
|---|---|---|---|
| Developer Friend | Free forever | Always | 1 Workspace, AWS integration, 15 prompts/month |
| Plus | $39/month | Monthly | Up to 3 Workspaces, Unlimited Prompts, Email Support |
| Enterprise | Custom | Varies | Unlimited Workspaces & users, SSO/SAML, Custom integrations, Dedicated account manager |
Digital services in NZ must meet guarantees of acceptable quality, fitness for purpose, and match descriptions under the Consumer Guarantees Act 1993.
These rights cannot be excluded by service terms or platform rules.
Apple explicitly states New Zealand consumer protections remain in effect for App Store purchases.
See Apple’s NZ terms for confirmation: Apple support - NZ consumer info.
If you cannot resolve a charge or service problem with the provider or platform, you may be able to dispute the charge with your bank or pursue small claims remedies in NZ.
Keep records of cancellations, receipts, and communications to support any dispute.
Some users praise Rebaid-like rebate services for easy navigation, good deals, and a user-friendly interface.
Long-term users report satisfactory experiences for routine tasks and deal discovery.
Recurring complaints include slow or missing rebate payouts, unresponsive customer service, and mismatches in payment amounts.
There are reports describing missing reimbursements and difficulties obtaining support; see user reviews for specific experiences: Trustpilot NZ.
Reviews are mixed: some users find the service useful, while others report serious fulfillment and support problems.
Evaluate recent reviews and test the service with caution before relying on payout expectations.
A frequent error is attempting to cancel an App Store subscription via the app or website rather than through Apple ID subscriptions.
Always cancel through the same platform that processed the payment (App Store, Google Play, or web provider).
Canceling prevents future charges but does not automatically produce a refund for the current period.
Request refunds separately and be prepared for platform or developer policies that limit refunds.
Failing to retain receipts, screenshots, or communication logs weakens dispute cases with platforms, banks, or small claims courts.
Save all relevant records immediately after cancellation or when you contact support.
The table below summarises how cancellations and refunds differ by platform.
“Handled by” refers to who processes cancellations or refunds; check that party first when seeking help.
| Platform | How to cancel | Who handles cancellation/refund | Refund likelihood |
|---|---|---|---|
| iOS (App Store) | Apple ID → Subscriptions → Cancel | Apple | Possible via Apple review; not guaranteed |
| Android (Google Play) | Google Play → Subscriptions → Cancel | Google Play | Possible via Google review; not guaranteed |
| Web / Direct | Account/Billing on provider website or contact support | Developer / payment processor | Typically not refundable unless stated or required by law |
Confirm cancellation via email or within your account settings and save the confirmation for your records.
Monitor your bank or card statements to ensure no further charges occur after the billing period ends.
There is no verified New Zealand postal address for a service named "Rebase" available in public records or the provided sources.
Some entities named Rebase operate in the UK or other jurisdictions; address details should be confirmed from the service's official site or account pages.
If a postal address is required for dispute or legal reasons, check the app's website, your account billing information, or the App Store/Google Play developer contact details.
When an NZ address is not available, consider contacting platform support, your bank for a charge dispute, or seek local consumer advice.
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Written by Harper Davies
Regulatory watch · 4 years experience
Legal analyst tracking eIDAS, GDPR and electronic delivery regulations for 4 years to make sure every Postclic template is compliant and admissible in court.