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Acorn TV is a subscription streaming service specialising in British and international television, including mysteries, dramas and documentaries.
It is available via the Acorn website and through third‑party platforms such as Apple, Google Play, Roku and Amazon.
The service curates content aimed at fans of UK and Commonwealth programming, with regionally licensed catalogues that can vary by country.
Availability of specific titles in New Zealand may be limited by regional rights and distribution agreements.
You keep access to Acorn TV until the end of the current subscription term you have already paid for.
No immediate service removal occurs on the cancellation date unless otherwise stated by the platform.
Auto‑renewal is stopped so you will not be charged at the next billing date on that plan.
Account data and viewing history may be retained according to Acorn’s policies; check your account settings or contact support for data questions.
Acorn TV’s terms state there are no refunds or credits for partial billing periods or unwatched content, unless required by law.
This policy applies to cancellations made through acorn.tv and in many cases for subscriptions purchased via third parties.
Below are reported and derived New Zealand figures from available sources and USD conversions.
Official NZD pricing is not published directly by Acorn TV; figures are indicative.
| Plan | Price (NZD) | Period | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Monthly (approx, via conversion) | NZ$11.20 | Monthly | Based on USD $6.99 converted to NZD |
| Annual (approx, via conversion) | NZ$112.20 | Annual | Based on USD $69.99 converted to NZD |
| Reported NZ Sub (per Auckland Newsroom) | NZ$7.99 | Monthly | Reported local subscription rate |
| Reported NZ Annual | NZ$79.99 | Annual | Reported local annual subscription rate |
Acorn’s terms state that non‑excludable rights under the New Zealand Consumer Guarantees Act 1993 and Fair Trading Act 1986 remain fully applicable.
This means the supplier cannot lawfully contract out of statutory consumer protections for NZ customers.
Some users praise Acorn TV for well‑curated British mysteries and programming that offer good value for fans of the genre.
Third‑party reviews such as Scam Detector highlight the appeal of the catalogue for certain viewers.
Many users mistakenly delete the app and assume the subscription is cancelled; deleting the app does not cancel an active subscription.
If you subscribed via a third‑party store you must cancel through that store’s subscription settings.
Expecting an automatic refund for unused time is a common error; Acorn’s stated policy disallows partial‑period refunds except where law requires otherwise.
Also allow time for confirmation emails; if you don’t receive one, check the platform’s subscription status and follow up with support.
The table below summarises key points about Acorn TV for New Zealand users: pricing, cancellation routes, refund stance and content notes.
Cancel via the original purchase channel, expect access until the end of the paid period, and rely on NZ consumer law if the service fails to meet basic standards.
| Feature | Acorn TV (New Zealand) | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Price (typical) | NZ$7.99 - NZ$11.20 monthly; NZ$79.99 - NZ$112.20 annual | Reported and converted figures; official NZD pricing not directly published |
| How to cancel | Cancel at acorn.tv or via the platform you used (Apple, Google, Roku, Amazon) | Deleting the app does not cancel the subscription |
| Refunds | No refunds for partial periods unless law requires | NZ statutory rights may provide remedies |
| Content availability | Curated UK/international shows; regional licensing applies | Some titles may not be available in NZ |
| Customer service | Mixed reviews; some report slow or unhelpful responses | Keep documentation for disputes |
Check your account subscription page and wait for a confirmation email after cancelling.
Keep that confirmation and any related receipts for your records in case of future billing disputes.
Known corporate/billing address that may be used for formal correspondence:
6320 Canoga Avenue, 8th Floor, Woodland Hills, California 91367, United States
Acorn does not appear to maintain a dedicated New Zealand postal address; use the corporate address only for formal written complaints if required.
For faster resolution, prefer in‑app or web support and documented email correspondence before sending postal mail.
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