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ZeroGPT is an online AI-text detection service that analyses text for likely machine-generated content.
It is provided via the ZeroGPT website and related apps, and offers free and paid plans for higher volume or features.
ZeroGPT’s web subscriptions are processed through payment platforms such as Stripe or Razorpay according to public notices.
App Store / Play Store billing does not appear to be the primary web billing route, though an iOS app listing with in-app prices exists.
Per ZeroGPT policy, subscriptions do not auto-renew; when a paid plan expires the plan ends unless you manually select a new plan.
Cancelling or not renewing stops future charges at the end of the current billing period; you typically retain access until that expiry.
ZeroGPT may retain account and usage data under its privacy policy; request data deletion or export by contacting support.
If you need confirmation that billing has stopped, keep written confirmation from ZeroGPT or your payment provider.
ZeroGPT’s Terms of Service state “we do not offer refunds” but the service offers a 24‑hour free trial for paid plans to test before committing.
The Privacy Policy also notes a full refund option for new customers within the first month in some cases; refunds can take up to 7 working days to appear.
The following NZD prices reflect the iOS App Store listing for New Zealand as of January 2026.
Website/desktop prices may be listed in USD and convert to NZD depending on exchange rates.
| Plan | Price (NZ$) | Period | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| ZeroGPT Pro Week | NZ$9.99 | Weekly | In-app subscription via App Store |
| ZeroGPT Pro Month | NZ$19.99 | Monthly | In-app subscription via App Store |
| ZeroGPT Pro Year | NZ$69.99 | Yearly | In-app subscription via App Store |
Services supplied in New Zealand must be provided with reasonable care and skill, fit for the purpose described, and completed within a reasonable time.
If those guarantees are not met, consumers can seek remedies such as repair, cancellation or refund where reasonable.
Some reviewers have praised ZeroGPT’s detection accuracy compared with competitors and recommended it for certain uses.
Positive comments mention convenience of a dedicated detector and straightforward interface for quick checks.
A common error is assuming the charge came from ZeroGPT when it was billed by Apple, Google or a payment processor.
Always check your bank or card statement to identify the merchant before contacting support or cancelling.
Users often fail to include order IDs, receipts or account emails when requesting cancellations or refunds, which slows resolution.
Include clear evidence, dates and the exact amount charged to speed up verification and any refund where applicable.
| Topic | ZeroGPT policy | New Zealand consumer position |
|---|---|---|
| Auto-renewal | ZeroGPT policy indicates subscriptions do not auto-renew; manual renewal required. | Consumers still have rights if services fail or billing errors occur under the CGA. |
| Refunds | Terms say “no refunds” but there is a 24-hour trial and a first-month refund possibility per privacy policy. | CGA may require refunds or cancellation if the service is not fit for purpose. |
| Billing channels | Web payments via Stripe/Razorpay; App Store listing shows in-app pricing but web is primary route. | Where billed by Apple/Google, consumers should also use store subscription controls; legal rights still apply. |
Keep confirmation emails and check your bank or card statement in the days after cancellation to ensure charges stop.
If you see further unexpected charges, contact your payment provider or card issuer to dispute them.
No New Zealand postal address for ZeroGPT was found in public materials at the time of writing.
ZeroGPT appears to provide contact primarily by email rather than a local postal address.
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Written by Eva Harris
Regulatory watch · 8 years experience
Legal analyst tracking eIDAS, GDPR and electronic delivery regulations for 8 years to make sure every Postclic template is compliant and admissible in court.