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Toggl is a time tracking and productivity suite that includes Toggl Track, Toggl Plan, and Toggl Hire. It is used to record work hours, manage projects, and run basic reporting across devices.
Individuals and teams use Toggl to track time, bill clients, and generate reports for project management and invoicing.
Toggl Track is available on the web, desktop apps, browser extensions and mobile apps. Subscriptions may be purchased via the web or through app stores.
To cancel a subscription in the web app, open the Subscription page and choose the cancellation option.
Subscriptions purchased through Apple App Store or Google Play must usually be cancelled via the respective store - not via Toggl's website.
Trials auto‑end after 30 days if no payment details are provided. You can also proactively cancel the trial.
When you cancel a paid subscription via the web, the subscription remains active until the end of the current billing cycle.
There is no immediate suspension of service upon cancellation; the plan simply does not renew.
Your account and tracked time entries remain accessible while the subscription is active through the paid period.
It is recommended to export important data (reports, invoices, time entries) before any plan changes or after cancellation to ensure you retain records.
After cancelling you should receive confirmation of cancellation and your billing statements will reflect the end date of service.
If you purchased through an app store, receipts and subscription status are managed by that store.
Toggl Track's stated policy is a no‑refund policy: refunds are not issued except where a charge was caused by a system error.
Reference: Toggl subscription support.
Toggl Plan and Toggl Hire also state that subscriptions are non‑refundable under their terms.
See Toggl Plan refund info: Can I get a refund? (Toggl Plan).
Under New Zealand law you may have additional rights under the Consumer Guarantees Act (CGA) if you are a consumer using the service for personal/domestic purposes.
Toggl Track lists several paid plans billed in USD; New Zealand customers are billed in US dollars and your bank will convert to NZD.
Prices shown are as published (USD). Check the web app for the most current pricing and promotions.
| Plan | Price | Billing period | Features (summary) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starter (monthly) | US$10.00 | Monthly | Billable rates, projects/tasks, saved reports |
| Starter (annual) | US$9.00 (per user / month) | Annual | Same as monthly with ~10% discount |
| Premium (monthly) | US$20.00 | Monthly | Advanced reporting, profitability, timesheet approvals, SSO |
| Premium (annual) | US$18.00 (per user / month) | Annual | Same features as monthly with discounted rate |
Under the CGA, consumers (natural persons using a service for personal/domestic purposes) cannot contract out of statutory rights.
If a service is not carried out with reasonable care and skill or does not match its description, CGA remedies may apply.
Toggl's standard "no refunds" clause may not override CGA rights for consumers in New Zealand.
Toggl's terms require users to notify the company they are acting as a consumer to retain certain withdrawal rights; otherwise contractual exclusions may be applied.
New Zealand reviews commonly praise Toggl for ease of use, an intuitive interface, and useful free plan functionality.
Some reviewers (e.g., Trustpilot NZ) report declining software quality, feature changes without adequate testing, and slow customer support responses.
Toggl is generally well regarded for core time tracking and reporting, but prospective users should weigh reported support and feature stability concerns.
Testing the free plan or trial is recommended before committing to paid plans.
A frequent mistake is assuming Toggl can cancel subscriptions purchased through app stores. App‑store subscriptions must be cancelled via Apple or Google.
Some users cancel and later find they no longer have easy access to historical reports. Export essential data before plan changes.
New Zealand consumers may forfeit certain withdrawal rights if they do not notify Toggl that they are acting as a "consumer" per the terms.
If you intend to rely on CGA protections, follow the notification steps in Toggl's terms and retain proof of correspondence.
| Channel | How to cancel | Refunds | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Web (Toggl Track) | Cancel on Subscription page in the web app; confirm to stop renewal. | No refunds generally; exceptions for system errors. | Subscription remains active until the end of the billing cycle. Support |
| Apple App Store / Google Play | Cancel via your device's App Store / Google Play subscription settings. | Refunds and disputes handled by the store (Apple/Google) per their policies. | Toggl cannot cancel app‑store subscriptions for you; check store receipts. |
| Toggl Trial (Web) | Auto‑ends after 30 days or cancel proactively via Billing/Subscription. | No charge if no payment details provided; otherwise refer to web refund policy and CGA for consumers. | Proactively cancel trial via Billing/Subscription to avoid accidental charges. Trial info |
After cancellation, keep the confirmation email or on‑screen confirmation as proof of cancellation.
Check your billing statements to confirm no further charges are posted after the billing period ends.
If you need a refund or dispute a charge, contact Toggl support with your billing evidence and clearly state if you are acting as a consumer under NZ law.
If you purchased via Apple/Google, contact the store for refunds or subscription disputes.
Cancellation or withdrawal notices may need to be sent to the registered supplier address in Estonia as referenced in Toggl's Terms.
Suite 403‑A, 1013 Centre Road, Wilmington, DE 19805, USA
Use the address above if you choose to send postal notices to Toggl's US office; verify the correct address in Toggl's Terms before sending.
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