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Wordpress
60 29th Street #343
94110 San Francisco United States of America
billingsupport@wordpress.com
Subject: Cancellation of Wordpress contract

Dear Sir or Madam,

I hereby notify you of my decision to terminate the contract relating to the Wordpress service.
This notification constitutes a firm, clear and unequivocal intention to cancel the contract, effective at the earliest possible date or in accordance with the applicable contractual period.

Please take all necessary measures to:
– cease all billing from the effective date of cancellation;
– confirm in writing the proper processing of this request;
– and, if applicable, send me the final statement or balance confirmation.

This cancellation is addressed to you by certified e-mail. The sending, timestamping and content integrity are established, making it a probative document meeting electronic proof requirements. You therefore have all the necessary elements to proceed with regular processing of this cancellation, in accordance with applicable principles regarding written notification and contractual freedom.

In accordance with personal data protection rules, I also request:
– deletion of all my data not necessary for your legal or accounting obligations;
– closure of any associated personal account;
– and confirmation of actual data deletion according to applicable privacy rights.

I retain a complete copy of this notification as well as proof of sending.

to keep966649193710
Recipient
Wordpress
60 29th Street #343
94110 San Francisco , United States of America
billingsupport@wordpress.com
REF/2025GRHS4

Cancel Wordpress: Easy Method

What is Wordpress

Overview

WordPress is a website and blogging platform available as a hosted service at WordPress.com and as self-hosted software (WordPress.org) that runs on third-party web hosting.

The hosted WordPress.com service includes plans, subscriptions, domains and add-ons managed through an account at WordPress.com, and cancellation rules depend on where and how you purchased the service.

Hosted vs self-hosted

WordPress.com (Automattic) provides integrated hosting, billing and support; features and refunds are set by Automattic's policies.

Self-hosted WordPress (software from WordPress.org) is controlled by your hosting provider and follows the host's cancellation and refund rules.

How to cancel Wordpress

Web (cancel in your WordPress.com account)

  • Log into your WordPress.com account.
  • Go to "My WordPress.com Account" then "Purchases".
  • Select the subscription you want to stop.
  • Click "Cancel plan" or "Cancel subscription" to disable auto-renewal.
  • If you need to remove all rights immediately, choose the "Remove plan" option.

See the official cancellation guide: Cancel a purchase (WordPress.com).

App Store (iOS) and Google Play (Android)

  • iOS subscriptions bought via the App Store must be cancelled in Apple ID Settings → Subscriptions on your Apple device, not inside the WordPress app.
  • Android subscriptions purchased via Google Play must be cancelled in the Google Play app → Account → Subscriptions.

WordPress support pages note App Store cancellations must be done through Apple. For Google Play, cancel via your Play account subscriptions.

Contacting support and mail cancellations

  • If you cannot cancel online, contact WordPress.com support from your account dashboard for assistance.
  • Physical mail can be sent to Automattic's corporate address (see Address section below), but account-based cancellations are handled online or by support.

What happens when you cancel

Access and feature changes

When auto-renewal is disabled, your subscription will either end immediately (if eligible for refund) or continue until the paid expiry date.

Feature access (storage, paid themes, plugins, support) typically remains until the subscription period ends unless you choose "Remove plan" to end rights immediately.

Renewal and billing

Disabling auto-renewal prevents future charges at the next renewal date.

If you cancel within a refund window and are eligible, the subscription may end immediately and a refund issued; otherwise the service remains until expiry.

Data, domains and backups

Content uploaded to your WordPress.com account remains accessible until the plan ends; exported copies are recommended before cancellation.

Domain registrations are subject to separate rules - domains have a 96-hour refund window for registration/renewal and may require transfer or separate cancellation steps.

Will I get a refund?

Refund policy summary

WordPress.com provides time-limited refund windows depending on product type and billing period.

Refunds are full refunds when issued but are not prorated past the refund window (no partial refunds for time used unless within eligibility).

Specific refund windows

  • Annual plans: refundable within 14 days of purchase or renewal.
  • Monthly plans: refundable within 7 days of purchase or renewal.
  • Domains: refundable only if cancelled within 96 hours (4 days) of registration or renewal.
  • Add-ons, partner themes, premium plugins, Express Website Design, Google Workspace/email: 14 days for annual or 7 days for monthly.

Exceptions and practical notes

Refund eligibility can depend on how you purchased (WordPress.com account vs App Store vs Google Play). Purchases through app stores require refunds through Apple or Google where their respective policies apply.

Refunds are not prorated: cancelling a 12-month plan after 9 months does not produce a partial refund unless within the refund window stated above.

Wordpress plans and pricing

Pricing table

Plan Price (NZD) Period Features
WP‑NET WP Site 1 NZ$35.00/month (Annual NZ$399/year = ~NZ$33.25/month) Monthly (Annual billed available) Hosting for 1 site, 4GB storage, unlimited traffic, vulnerability updates, WP Expert support, daily backups, staging site
WP‑NET WP Site 2+ NZ$30.00/site/month Monthly Hosting for 2+ sites, per-site billing, same features as above
Red Jet Standard (wp-hosting.co.nz) NZ$50.00/month Monthly 10GB NVMe SSD, 25GB bandwidth, core & plugin updates, daily backups, expert support, staging, premium tools bundle
Red Jet Pro NZ$75.00/month Monthly 25GB NVMe SSD, 50GB bandwidth, all Standard features, suitable for high-traffic or eCommerce
Four Stripes Monthly Plan NZ$94.00/month (plus NZ$106 setup & NZ$64 annual domain) Monthly Full-service hosting, maintenance, hack protection, SSL, backups, advanced plugins, analytics reports
Four Stripes Bi-Annual Plan NZ$85.00/month (setup fee waived, plus NZ$64 annual domain) Every 6 months Same inclusions as Monthly; setup waived
Four Stripes Annual Plan NZ$67.00/month Annual Same inclusions; no setup or domain renewal fees
WPhost WooCommerce Bronze NZ$29.00/month Monthly 1.5GB storage, up to 10,000 visits, CDN, basic WooCommerce hosting
WPhost WooCommerce Silver NZ$39.00/month Monthly 3GB storage, up to 20,000 visits
WPhost WooCommerce Gold NZ$59.00/month Monthly 5GB storage, up to 30,000 visits
WPhost WooCommerce Gold + Power-up NZ$79.00/month Monthly 5GB storage, up to 30,000 visits, enhanced resources with Power-up
WPhost WooCommerce Silver + Power-up NZ$99.00/month (POA for some tiers) Monthly 3GB storage, up to 50,000 visits, Power-up enhancements

Notes on pricing

Prices are given in NZD and are concrete amounts from the provided data. All prices exclude GST unless otherwise noted.

WordPress.com's official plans are typically priced in USD globally; NZ-specific WordPress.com rates were not found in the provided data.

Your consumer rights in New Zealand

Consumer Guarantees Act (CGA)

Under New Zealand's Consumer Guarantees Act 1993, businesses cannot contract out of basic consumer rights for goods and services supplied to consumers.

If a digital service is faulty or does not meet acceptable quality, consumers may be entitled to remedies such as repair, replacement or refund under the CGA.

Reference: Consumer Guarantees Act 1993.

Change-of-mind and business policies

There is no automatic statutory right of cancellation simply for change of mind in New Zealand unless the seller offers it.

WordPress.com offers specific, voluntary refund windows (see Refunds section) which exceed statutory minimums for software services.

Customer experiences

Positive feedback

  • Many users praise ease of setup, plugin availability and strong support staff. Trustpilot
  • Support staff are frequently described as knowledgeable and personable in reviews. Trustpilot
  • Users report the platform is powerful once the initial learning curve is overcome. Trustpilot

Negative feedback

  • Some users report a steep learning curve and describe the interface as cluttered or unintuitive. Trustpilot
  • Limitations on free/basic plans frustrate users because many useful features require paid upgrades.
  • Occasional complaints about site performance and plugin issues appear in reviews.

Documentation checklist

What to gather before cancelling

  • Account email and username used to purchase the subscription.
  • Order number, subscription ID or invoice copy from "Purchases" in your account.
  • Payment method details (last 4 digits of card, transaction date) for verification.

Evidence and troubleshooting records

  • Screenshots of subscription pages, billing history and any error messages.
  • Records of correspondence with support and dates/times of attempted cancellations.
  • For CGA claims: evidence of faults or failures that justify a remedy under New Zealand law.

Common mistakes

Cancelling in the wrong place

Many users try to cancel inside the app after buying via the App Store or Google Play; refunds and subscription control for those purchases are handled by Apple or Google, not inside WordPress.

Always check the purchase origin (WordPress.com vs App Store vs Google Play) before attempting cancellation.

Assuming automatic refunds or prorated credit

Users sometimes assume cancelling will auto-trigger a prorated refund. WordPress.com refunds are time-limited and full refunds are only within the stated windows; partial prorated refunds are generally not given outside those windows.

Check the specific refund window for annual, monthly or domain purchases before canceling.

Comparative recap

Summary table

Provider / Plan Typical price (NZD) Best for Refund window
WordPress.com (Automattic) Varies (global USD pricing) Integrated hosting, ease of use, support Monthly 7 days / Annual 14 days; domains 96 hours
WP‑NET WP Site 1 NZ$35.00/month (NZ$399/year available) Single-site managed hosting with expert support Depends on provider policy (check WP‑NET terms)
Red Jet Standard / Pro NZ$50 - 75.00/month Performance-focused WordPress hosting and tools Depends on provider policy (check wp-hosting.co.nz)
Four Stripes (various plans) NZ$67 - 94.00/month (varies by billing period) Full-service hosting + maintenance and reports Depends on provider policy (check Four Stripes terms)
WPhost WooCommerce tiers NZ$29 - 99.00/month WooCommerce-focused hosting by traffic tier Depends on provider policy (check WPhost terms)

Quick takeaways

WordPress.com offers clear refund windows for subscriptions and domains, but purchases via app stores follow Apple/Google rules.

Local NZ hosts present concrete NZD pricing; compare features, support and refund terms before switching or cancelling.

After cancelling

Immediate next steps

Export your site content (XML export) and download any media or backups you need before the plan expires or is removed.

If you keep a domain, check renewal settings and transfer options to avoid accidental loss after cancellation.

Helpful links

Address

Corporate mailing address

Automattic Inc., 60 29th Street #343, San Francisco, CA 94110, United States of America.

Notes about New Zealand correspondence

Automattic does not provide a specific postal address in New Zealand for cancellations; account actions and support requests are handled online through your WordPress.com dashboard.

If you must send physical mail, use Automattic's corporate address above, but expect online support to be the fastest route for account cancellations and refunds.

FAQ

To cancel your Wordpress subscription via the web, log into your WordPress.com account, go to 'My WordPress.com Account' then 'Purchases', select the subscription you want to stop, and click 'Cancel plan' or 'Cancel subscription'.

Yes, if you purchased your Wordpress subscription through the App Store, you must cancel it in Apple ID Settings under Subscriptions. For Google Play, cancel it in the Google Play app under Account > Subscriptions.

When you cancel your Wordpress subscription, you retain access to your features until the subscription period ends unless you choose 'Remove plan' to end rights immediately.

Yes, Wordpress.com offers refunds within specific windows: 14 days for annual plans, 7 days for monthly plans, and 96 hours for domain registrations. Refunds are not prorated after these periods.

If you cannot cancel online, you can contact Wordpress.com support from your account dashboard or send a cancellation request via registered postal mail to Automattic's corporate address.

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