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Cancellation service #1 in Singapore
Caktus Ai is an AI-powered educational platform that offers personalised tutoring, homework assistance and study support for students.
The service helps with studying, content creation and exam preparation across various subjects using automated tools and tutor-style features.
After cancelling through the website or app store, access to paid features usually remains until the end of the current billing period.
Cancellation prevents future renewals but does not automatically reverse past charges. Recurring charges should stop after the active period ends if cancellation was processed correctly.
Caktus AI treats its service as non-tangible digital goods and generally states that purchases are non-refundable after purchase.
Pricing and plan details can change; always check the official Caktus AI site or account billing pages for the latest information.
No SGD-denominated pricing was found in official help pages or listings; available data shows USD-based plans only. Do not rely on unverified price listings.
Consumers in Singapore are protected by the Consumer Protection (Fair Trading) Act (CPFTA) against unfair practices such as repeated charges after cancellation or non-delivery of purchased services.
Some users report positive resolutions: for example, a user said they received a full refund, a confirmation email and a free month after contacting support and posting a review.
Many reviewers report repeated charges after cancellation, difficulty cancelling, delayed or no support responses and charges during or after trial periods.
Complaints include being billed despite believing cancellation was completed and concerns about access to paid features and content quality.
A common mistake is cancelling on the website when the subscription was charged via Apple or Google. Platform subscriptions must be cancelled through the respective store to stop future billing.
Users often do not keep screenshots, confirmation emails or registered-post receipts. Without proof, disputes with the vendor or bank are harder to resolve.
The table below compares main cancellation routes, expected proof and likelihood of refunds in general terms.
Use this as a quick reference. "Refund likelihood" reflects general policy and reported experiences, not a guarantee.
| Method | Steps | Proof to keep | Refund likelihood |
|---|---|---|---|
| Website | Account → Subscription/Billing → Cancel | Confirmation screenshot, support emails | Low (generally no refunds; exceptions possible) |
| Apple App Store | Settings → Your name → Subscriptions → Caktus AI → Cancel | App Store subscription page screenshot, Apple refund request record | Request via Apple (follow Apple process) |
| Google Play | Play Store → Profile → Payments & Subscriptions → Subscriptions → Cancel | Play Store subscription screenshot, Google refund request record | Request via Google (follow Google process) |
| Registered postal mail | Send termination notice with account details to provider address | Registered mail receipt, copy of letter | Provides strong dispute evidence; refund still not guaranteed |
Save all cancellation confirmations and monitor your card or bank statements for at least one billing cycle to verify that no further charges occur.
Refer to Caktus AI’s legal and help pages for official policy information: Caktus AI - Legal.
Additional step-by-step cancellation guides and community reports are available from independent guides (examples): PostUnreel cancel guide and Postclic cancellation letter template.
Registered mailing addresses found in public sources include:
If you send a registered cancellation notice, include your account name, email, last billed amount and date, and an explicit statement terminating the subscription.
Keep the registered-post receipt as evidence to support any future disputes or chargeback requests.
Already sent a letter? Enter its tracking number to see its proof of dispatch and certified timestamp.
Written by Hui Xin Lim
Former postal advisor · 5 years experience
Former postal-services advisor and e-signature specialist, I have been writing for Postclic for 5 years to demystify legally binding mail for everyday users.