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Pokémon HOME is a cloud-based service for storing, trading and managing Pokémon across compatible games and devices.
It offers features such as GTS, Room Trade and Wonder Box, plus a free tier and a paid Premium plan for larger storage and extra functions.
The service is used by players who move Pokémon between games or want a central collection accessible on mobile, Switch and the web.
Premium subscribers get higher storage limits and access to more trading features than free users.
After you cancel, you typically retain Premium access until the end of the paid period you already paid for.
No immediate loss of features occurs until the subscription expiry date on most platforms.
Canceling stops automatic renewal but does not delete your account or stored Pokémon immediately.
You can re-subscribe later, though some platforms do not allow re-enabling auto-renewal during the current paid period.
Your stored Pokémon remain in your account subject to Pokémon HOME terms; deletion policies are governed by the service terms.
Always export or move important Pokémon before a long lapse in subscription if you are concerned about access.
Pokémon Support and the Pokémon HOME Terms state that fees paid for Paid Services are non-refundable.
Official guidance: "Unfortunately, we are unable to offer refunds for a Pokémon HOME subscription for any reason."
Expect most requests to be denied by Pokémon Support; platform refunds (App Store/Google Play/Nintendo) follow the platform’s refund rules.
Keep purchase receipts and screenshots if you submit a refund request to a platform or bank.
Below are the commonly listed mobile Premium plans and their SGD prices from available references.
Prices may vary by store, region and time - check your store listing before purchasing.
| Plan | Price | Period | Features |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1-month Premium Plan (mobile) | S$4.00 | Monthly | Unlock up to 6000 Pokémon; access to trading features beyond free 30‑Pokémon limit |
| 3-month Premium Plan (mobile) | S$6.80 | 3-Month | Same as above, prepaid for three months |
| 12-month Premium Plan (mobile) | S$21.80 | Annual | Same as above, prepaid for one year |
Singapore consumer law may grant certain rights such as remedies for unfair practices under the Consumer Protection (Fair Trading) Act.
These statutory rights can sometimes provide options beyond a service’s stated refund policy.
Keep receipts, screenshots of subscription settings, communication with support, and payment records to support any complaint.
These documents help when contacting your payment provider, platform or local consumer protection body.
Some users appreciate returning features such as the GTS and find the service useful for consolidating Pokémon collections.
Positive comments often cite convenience for trading and storage when functioning as expected.
Many negative reports focus on the subscription model, perceived high cost, and refusal of refunds by support.
There are user complaints describing recurring charges or difficulties obtaining refunds despite cancelling - these are commonly raised on review platforms.
Expect official support to follow the published non-refund policy; escalate to the platform or local consumer authorities if you have a billing dispute.
Document everything and act quickly if you see unexpected charges.
Many users assume deleting the Pokémon HOME app cancels the subscription - this does not stop billing.
Always cancel through the App Store, Google Play, or Nintendo eShop where the purchase was made.
Subscriptions are tied to the platform account (Apple ID, Google account, Nintendo Account), not the in-app profile; cancelling the wrong account will not stop charges.
Verify which account was used to purchase before attempting cancellation.
Users commonly expect prorated or automatic refunds; Pokémon HOME’s terms and many platform rules do not provide these refunds.
If you need a refund, prepare evidence and follow the platform’s formal refund process promptly.
The table below summarizes how to cancel per platform and the typical refund stance to expect.
Always check your platform account for the authoritative cancellation method.
| Platform | How to cancel (short) | Refund likelihood | Period |
|---|---|---|---|
| App Store (iOS) | Settings → your name → Subscriptions → Pokémon HOME → Cancel | Low (subject to Apple refund policies) | N/A |
| Google Play Store (Android) | Google Play → Menu → Subscriptions → Pokémon HOME → Cancel | Low (subject to Google Play refund policies) | N/A |
| Nintendo eShop (Switch) | eShop → user icon → Your Subscriptions → turn off automatic renewal | Low (subject to Nintendo eShop policies) | N/A |
| Web / Payment processor | Follow the processor’s termination procedure | Low (subject to processor/bank rules) | N/A |
Keep a copy of cancellation confirmation and monitor your bank/card statement for subsequent charges.
Retain access until the paid period ends; plan transfers or exports of important Pokémon before access expires.
If billing continues after cancellation, contact the platform (Apple/Google/Nintendo) first, then your bank or card issuer to dispute the charge if needed.
For unresolved consumer complaints in Singapore, consider contacting local consumer protection authorities for advice.
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For account-specific actions and official support, use the in-app or platform support channels tied to your purchase.
Keep all correspondence and receipts when contacting support or filing disputes.
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