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TryHackMe is an online platform offering interactive cybersecurity training through hands-on labs and gamified learning paths. It targets beginners through intermediate learners with practical, lab-based content.
Main platform features include guided rooms, attack-boxes (browser-based VMs), learning paths, and certificates for specific courses. Subscriptions unlock premium features such as unlimited labs and dedicated attack-box access.
Cancelling stops auto-renewal but does not immediately remove premium access. You will retain premium features until the end of your current billing period.
Progress, completed rooms, and account data remain intact after cancellation. You can sign in as a free user and keep any progress already made.
Official TryHackMe refund details: TryHackMe refund policy.
TryHackMe lists prices in USD on its site; Singapore users pay via their bank/card conversion. Below are the pricing items compiled from available data.
| Plan | Price (approx S$) | Period | Features |
|---|---|---|---|
| Premium Monthly (official USD 6.99) | ≈ S$9.44 | Monthly | Full Premium features (unlimited labs, attack-box, learning paths) |
| Premium Monthly (HackerDNA USD 14 estimate) | ≈ S$18.90 | Monthly | Alternate reported USD rate |
| Premium Annual (official USD 3.15/mm equivalence) | ≈ S$4.25 (monthly equivalent) | Annual | Cheapest direct rate when billed annually |
| Premium Annual (HackerDNA USD 10) | ≈ S$13.50 (monthly equivalent) | Annual | Estimated annual rate |
| Student Annual Discount (USD 8) | ≈ S$10.80 (monthly equivalent) | Annual | Student pricing with verification |
| Unofficial Carousell 1-year Offer | S$60 | Annual | Unofficial reseller listing - likely against ToS |
Singapore’s Consumer Protection (Fair Trading) Act includes a 5 business‑day cooling‑off right for certain direct‑sales contracts, but this typically does not apply to online digital subscriptions like TryHackMe.
There is no general statutory cooling‑off right for digital content or online subscription services in Singapore; consumer remedies are mainly contractual or based on the provider’s published policy.
Many users praise TryHackMe for being beginner‑friendly, well‑structured, and practical. The gamified labs and guided paths are frequently cited as good value for newcomers.
Common complaints include unexpected renewals or refund denials, occasional platform bugs (e.g., attack-box issues), slow or unhelpful support, and difficulty cancelling store purchases. Some users report duplicate billing or challenges removing stored card details.
Clear documentation speeds up support investigations and helps when requesting case‑by‑case refunds or disputing charges with your bank or platform provider.
Users often try to cancel an App Store or Google Play purchase through the TryHackMe website. Purchases made via Apple or Google must be cancelled through those stores.
Some users expect immediate loss of access or an automatic refund upon cancellation. In reality, cancellation usually stops auto‑renewal but leaves access until the billing period ends, and refunds follow the provider’s rules.
Buying subscriptions from unofficial resellers (for example, marketplace listings) can violate terms of service and may prevent support or refunds from TryHackMe.
| Purchase channel | How to cancel | Who controls refunds | Access after cancel |
|---|---|---|---|
| Web (TryHackMe site) | Profile → Billing → Cancel Subscription | TryHackMe (refunds per refund policy) | Premium access until end of current billing period |
| iOS (App Store) | Settings > [Your Name] > Subscriptions > TryHackMe | Apple (Apple refund policies) | Typically access until Apple’s period end rules |
| Android (Google Play) | Google Play app > Payments & subscriptions > Subscriptions > TryHackMe | Google (Google Play refund policies) | Typically access until Google’s period end rules |
Cancel through the same channel you used to subscribe. For web purchases rely on TryHackMe’s refund policy; for app store purchases follow Apple/Google procedures.
If you need a refund request for web purchases follow the TryHackMe refund page instructions. For App Store/Google Play refunds, submit requests through Apple or Google support.
TryHackMe primary registered office: 128 City Road, London, EC1V 2NX, United Kingdom.
No Singapore office is listed in the verified information above. For billing or legal concerns, use the TryHackMe help pages or your payment provider as appropriate.
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Written by Wei Jie Tan
Regulatory watch · 3 years experience
Legal analyst tracking eIDAS, GDPR and electronic delivery regulations for 3 years to make sure every Postclic template is compliant and admissible in court.