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Memrise is an online language-learning platform that uses interactive exercises, spaced repetition, and multimedia (including native-speaker videos) to help users learn vocabulary and basic speaking skills.
Individuals who want gamified vocabulary practice and learners who prefer short, repeatable lessons commonly use Memrise.
Cancelling a subscription generally stops auto-renewal but does not immediately remove access.
You typically retain paid features until the end of the paid period you already paid for.
Your Memrise account (progress, courses) usually remains intact after cancelling the paid plan.
If you delete your account separately, progress and purchased content may be lost - check account settings before deleting.
Pricing and plan availability can change; check Memrise’s official pages for the latest information before purchasing.
Do not rely on third-party summaries for exact prices - verify on the official sales or app pages.
Memrise offers multiple billing cycles (e.g., monthly, quarterly, annual) depending on the purchase channel.
Which cycles are available and which refunds apply can differ by whether you bought directly or via an app store.
Singapore consumer protection generally focuses on fair trading and accurate descriptions; digital service refunds often follow the merchant’s stated policy.
There is not always an automatic right to a refund for digital subscriptions unless the provider’s policy or the law specifically provides one.
If you encounter unauthorized charges or an unresolved dispute, consider contacting your bank or card issuer to dispute the payment.
You can also seek assistance from local consumer-advice organisations in Singapore (for example, consumer councils) for guidance on next steps and complaints.
A common error is cancelling on the website while the subscription is managed by the App Store or Google Play; that does not stop the third-party billing.
Always confirm where the subscription was purchased before cancelling.
Another frequent mistake is missing the stated refund window (e.g., 14-day or 30-day periods) and lacking proof of purchase when contacting support.
Keep receipts and timestamps to support any refund request or dispute.
The table below compares the main cancellation methods, who controls refunds, and key notes about access after cancelling.
"Period" indicates the billing period label used in the table; monthly = monthly, annual = annual.
Notes describe refund and access implications for each method.
| Method | Period | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Web (Memrise website) | annual / monthly | Cancels auto-renewal via account settings. Access remains until period ends; refunds for Quarterly/Annual within 30 days (web purchases only). |
| Google Play (Android) | monthly | Cancel in Google Play Subscriptions. Google manages billing and refunds; paid features last until period end. |
| Apple App Store (iOS) | �� / monthly | Cancel via Apple ID subscriptions in iOS settings. Apple controls billing and refunds; Memrise cannot cancel App Store subscriptions for you. |
After cancelling, check your subscription status in the same place you cancelled (web account, Google Play, or Apple Subscriptions).
Keep receipts and a screenshot of the cancellation confirmation until the billing cycle ends and any refund is resolved.
If you later decide to re-subscribe, you can do so through the same channel you used originally (web, Google Play, or Apple).
For the iOS app details or to reinstall, see the official App Store page: Memrise on the App Store (Singapore).
Memrise’s registered office (current) is: 27 Old Gloucester Street, London, WC1N 3AX, United Kingdom.
To request refunds or raise account issues, use the support/contact channels in your Memrise account or the platform where you purchased the subscription.
When contacting support, include the documentation checklist items above to speed resolution.
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Written by Min Hui Ng
Postclic editor · 5 years experience
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