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Constant Contact is an email marketing service for small businesses and organisations. It provides tools to design campaigns, manage contact lists, and track results.
Typical uses include newsletters, event invitations, and basic automation for customer outreach. Plans are subscription‑based and billed in US dollars.
After cancelling a web/direct subscription you generally retain access until the end of your current billing cycle. Auto‑renewal is stopped for future cycles.
Prepaid credits are usually surrendered on cancellation and automated functions cease. Accounts can often be reactivated for a limited period (e.g., up to 120 days) before purging.
Constant Contact states that, except as specifically set forth in its terms, there are no refunds for fees paid. Prepayments are generally non‑refundable even if you cancel early.
Official and third‑party sources list Constant Contact plan prices in US dollars. Singapore‑specific (SGD) pricing is not publicly provided.
To estimate local cost, convert USD prices to SGD at the prevailing exchange rate at time of purchase. Features vary by plan tier.
| Plan | Price | Period | Features |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lite | US$12.00 | Monthly | Basic email marketing; 1 user; up to 500 contacts (USD basis) |
| Standard | US$35.00 | Monthly | Advanced automation and segmentation; up to 3 users; up to 500 contacts (USD basis) |
| Premium | US$80.00 | Monthly | All features; unlimited users; up to 500 contacts; includes SEO, heatmaps (USD basis) |
Constant Contact’s public policies do not mention an express 14‑day cooling‑off refund right for Singapore consumers. Their published terms emphasise no refunds for prepayments.
Users praise Constant Contact for ease of use, intuitive campaign creation, and useful templates and integrations. Several review sites note suitability for small organisations and non‑profits.
Common complaints include difficulty cancelling, lack of refunds, billing errors, and customer service delays. Review platforms document experiences with long hold times and subscription friction.
Example: waiting until after the next billing date to request cancellation. If you miss the cut‑off, you may be charged for the next period.
Example: cancelling an in‑app subscription in App Store/Google Play does not always cancel a web/direct subscription. Verify which billing channel you used and cancel in the correct place.
The table below summarises key consumer points for Constant Contact.
| Aspect | Constant Contact | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Cancellation method | Phone for web/direct; App Store/Google Play for mobile subscriptions | Some accounts may be flagged or billed via third parties requiring different steps |
| Refund policy | Generally no refunds for prepayments | Only rare pro‑rata refunds if company terminates without cause |
| Access after cancel | Access until end of current billing cycle; data portable briefly | Prepaid credits typically forfeited |
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