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Roku is a streaming platform that provides access to channels, apps and a range of streaming devices and TVs.
It offers both free content and paid channel subscriptions, and some purchases can be billed via Roku Pay.
Channel subscriptions may be billed directly through Roku (Roku Pay), or billed through third parties such as Apple or Google.
Billing route affects how you manage or cancel the subscription and where to request refunds.
Turning off auto-renew stops future charges but normally preserves access until the end of the current paid billing period.
Your subscription will not renew automatically after that period unless you resubscribe.
Your Roku account remains active after cancelling a subscription unless you delete the account completely.
Some viewing history, preferences or saved channels may remain associated with your account.
If you cancelled via Apple or Google Play, those providers control the cancellation confirmation and billing adjustments.
Roku may not be able to change billing records for purchases processed by Apple or Google.
Content and subscriptions purchased directly through Roku (Roku Pay) are generally pre-paid and non-refundable.
No pro‑rata refunds are normally provided for mid-term cancellations unless the content provider's own policy allows it.
Source: Roku refund policy.
If you believe a "no refund" stance is unfair or a cancellation was not processed, keep records and escalate to the relevant dispute channel.
For NZ consumers, statutory rights and dispute options (see below) may apply.
Roku itself does not sell a single subscription plan; pricing varies by device and channel subscription.
Where specific price data is not available or varies by region, entries below use "Varies".
| Plan / Item | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Roku streaming device (purchase) | Varies | One-off purchase; models and prices differ by retailer. |
| Roku Channel (free tier) | Free | Ad-supported free content available in many regions. |
| Channel or premium subscriptions via Roku Pay | Varies | Subscription price set by the channel or provider. |
| In-app purchases via Apple App Store / Google Play | Varies | Billed by Apple or Google; check respective stores for pricing. |
Under New Zealand consumer law, goods that are faulty can be repaired, replaced or refunded within a reasonable time.
The manufacturer's 30-day policy is additional to these statutory rights and does not replace them.
Digital subscriptions are treated differently, but misleading conduct or unfair contract terms can breach the Fair Trading Act.
A blanket "no refund" policy may be subject to scrutiny if it is misleading or unfair in the NZ context.
Some users report Roku delivers acceptable service with a decent selection of channels.
Comments note the platform is generally functional and offers a wide range of apps.
Overall experiences are mixed; good for content variety but some users face service and support problems.
Document any issues promptly to strengthen dispute or refund requests if needed.
A common error is cancelling in the Roku app when the subscription is billed by Apple or Google.
This does not stop charges handled by those stores; you must cancel through the store that billed you.
Many users expect pro‑rata refunds after cancelling mid-term; Roku Pay purchases are generally non-refundable.
Always check the billing method and provider policy before assuming you will receive a refund.
Failing to save cancellation confirmations, receipts or screenshots weakens your case if a charge continues.
Keep clear records and timestamps of every interaction and cancellation step.
| Feature | Roku (typical) | Apple/Google (typical) |
|---|---|---|
| How to cancel | my.roku.com or Roku device; cannot cancel Roku-billed subs via Roku mobile app | Cancel via Apple Settings or Google Play Store |
| Refunds for subscriptions | Generally non-refundable for Roku Pay purchases; exceptions by provider | Refunds handled case-by-case by Apple or Google |
| Hardware returns | 30-day money-back guarantee from roku.com for devices (conditions apply) | Manufacturer/retailer policies vary; often similar return windows |
| Customer support reputation | Mixed; frequent complaints about responsiveness and service | Varies by provider; Apple is typically rated higher for support |
For written arbitration opt-out notices or formal correspondence, use Roku's US contact address below.
Include full details and documentation when sending notices.
General Counsel, Roku Inc.
1701 Junction Court, Suite 100, San Jose, CA 95112, USA
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Written by Eva Harris
Regulatory watch · 8 years experience
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