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Perlego is an online subscription service that provides unlimited access to a large catalogue of academic and textbook titles. It is designed for students and professionals who prefer streaming and downloading books to buying individual copies.
After cancelling a Perlego web subscription, you will keep access until the end of your current paid billing cycle.
You will receive a confirmation email once cancellation is complete.
Cancelling prevents future automatic renewals but does not automatically refund already-paid periods (see refund rules).
If you purchased via Apple or Google, billing and renewals are handled through those platforms.
Cancelling a subscription does not necessarily delete your account or saved notes/highlights unless you request account deletion.
To remove your account entirely, follow the deletion instructions in Perlego’s help centre or contact support.
For Perlego’s refund policy details see: Perlego: Refund policy.
No official Singapore-dollar prices are published. The figures below are estimates converted from reported USD prices.
| Plan | Price (approx.) | Period | Features |
|---|---|---|---|
| Monthly (estimated) | approx. S$24.30 | monthly | Unlimited access (Essential/Complete depending on selection) |
| Yearly (estimated) | approx. S$194.40 (~S$16.20/month equivalent) | annual | Unlimited access |
There is no Perlego-specific Singapore policy in the verified sources, but consumer protections under Singapore law generally cover unfair practices.
Expectations include protection against misleading automatic renewals and rights to fair treatment when disputes arise.
Many users report good support experiences and fast resolution, but there are recurring issues around platform-specific subscriptions and billing confusion.
Check your purchase platform and keep confirmation emails to reduce disputes.
A common error is attempting to cancel via the Perlego mobile app when the subscription was purchased on the web or via Apple/Google.
Always check which platform charged you before attempting cancellation.
Users sometimes miss the 14-day web refund window or request refunds through Perlego for app-store purchases, which Apple/Google control.
Also watch for multiple accounts or email mismatches that can make it look like a subscription remains active after cancellation.
The table below summarises cancellation and refund handling by channel to help you choose the correct route.
Check the “How to cancel” column for the correct cancellation steps for your purchase platform.
Use the “Refund window” column to identify whether Perlego or a third party manages refunds.
| Channel | How to cancel | Refund window | Period |
|---|---|---|---|
| Web (Perlego website) | Account Settings → Subscription → Manage → Cancel | 14-day money-back guarantee for first-time web purchases (email support) | monthly, annual |
| App Store (iOS) / Google Play (Android) | Cancel via Apple or Google subscription settings | Refunds handled by Apple/Google under their policies | monthly, annual |
| Institution-provided subscription | Managed by the institution; contact institution administrator | Access usually expires automatically; contact institution for exceptions | annual |
If Perlego support does not resolve a billing dispute, collect all documentation and consider contacting consumer dispute channels in Singapore such as CASE.
Keep clear records of dates, screenshots and email threads if you plan to escalate.
Perlego Ltd, Registered address: 26‑27 Hatton Garden, London, EC1N 8BR, United Kingdom.
Alternative corporate or registered addresses have been reported in public records (for example in Finsbury Square and Holborn). For postal cancellations or legal correspondence, verify the correct address with Perlego directly.
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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.