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ChessKid is an online chess learning platform designed for children and beginners, offering lessons, puzzles, videos and safe play features.
The service is a child-focused counterpart to Chess.com and uses accounts, memberships and apps across web and mobile.
ChessKid is aimed at parents, teachers and young players who want structured, child-safe chess training and practice.
Membership (Gold) unlocks premium lessons, puzzles and additional features for a subscription fee.
Turning off auto-renewal or cancelling stops future billing but typically leaves you with access until the paid period ends.
Keep a record of the cancellation confirmation or screenshots for your records.
Your ChessKid account (profile, game history and progress) usually remains active after cancelling membership.
If you need account deletion or data removal, contact ChessKid support through their help pages for next steps.
ChessKid states there is no general refund policy for Gold memberships bought directly on the website.
If you believe you have an exceptional case, you can contact ChessKid support but an official 'no refunds' stance is documented.
Below are the plans and Singapore prices reflected in the iOS App Store listing (early 2026).
Prices or promotions on other platforms may differ.
| Plan | = period | Price | Features |
|---|---|---|---|
| Monthly | Monthly | S$9.38 | Premium access to ChessKid content (videos, puzzles, lessons, play) |
| 3-Month | 3 Months | S$18.48 | Premium access, billed every 3 months |
| 6-Month | 6 Months | S$40.98 | Premium access, billed every 6 months |
| Annual | 1 Year | S$46.00 | Premium access, billed annually |
Statements like "no refunds" do not override statutory consumer rights under Singapore law such as protections in the Consumer Protection (Fair Trading) Act where applicable.
If you believe a merchant has breached consumer law you may pursue dispute resolution with local consumer agencies or small claims channels.
Users commonly praise ChessKid for child-friendly lessons, structured learning paths and a safe environment for kids to learn chess.
These positive impressions appear in user reviews and community feedback for the platform.
Multiple reviewers report difficulty cancelling subscriptions, unwanted auto-renewals and dissatisfaction with refund handling.
Other complaints include UX issues during account setup, bugs across platforms and delays in customer support responses; many of these are documented in public reviews such as Trustpilot: Trustpilot - ChessKid reviews.
A common error is trying to cancel an App Store or Google Play subscription from the ChessKid website or app settings; platform purchases must be cancelled via the platform.
Always check where you purchased the subscription (web, Apple ID, or Google Play) before cancelling.
Another mistake is believing a vendor's "no refunds" statement removes all consumer rights. Local consumer protection may still apply.
Document everything and follow the correct refund request process for your purchase platform for best results.
| Platform | = period | How to cancel | Refund route | Verified source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Web (chesskid.com) | Varies | Settings → Subscription → See Billing Info → turn off auto-renewal or Cancel | No general refunds for direct purchases; contact support for exceptional cases | ChessKid help, Postclic |
| iOS (App Store) | Varies | Cancel via Apple ID → Subscriptions → ChessKid | Request refunds through Apple (ChessKid cannot issue Apple refunds) | ChessKid refunds |
| Android (Google Play) | Varies | Google Play → Profile → Payments & subscriptions → Subscriptions → ChessKid → Cancel | Request refund via Google Play "Report a problem" in order history | ChessKid help |
Confirm you received a cancellation confirmation and monitor your card or account for further charges.
If you see unexpected charges, contact ChessKid support and your payment provider immediately.
ChessKid / Chess.com is associated with an address used publicly: 500 Yale Ave N, Seattle, Washington, 98109 US.
For account-specific matters use the ChessKid support articles and in-app support; postal contact is generally not required for subscription changes.
Keep copies of all communications and receipts when escalating consumer disputes.
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Written by Wei Jie Tan
Regulatory watch · 3 years experience
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