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Brain.Fm is a music-streaming service that offers engineered audio designed to support focus, relaxation, and sleep using neuroscience-informed soundtracks.
The service is available via web and mobile apps and uses subscription access for full features.
Brain.Fm provides sessions tailored to specific cognitive goals (focus, relax, sleep) and claims research-backed audio design to aid performance.
Access and billing depend on whether you subscribed via the Brain.Fm website, Apple App Store, or Google Play Store.
Always note the exact renewal date and cancel at least 24 hours before that time to avoid an automatic charge for the next period.
Keep screenshots or confirmation messages of any cancellation action; Brain.Fm states web cancellations are processed in about 2 business days.
After cancelling a paid subscription you typically retain access until the end of your current paid term.
Service access does not usually stop immediately unless specified otherwise in confirmation text.
If you do not cancel at least 24 hours before the period end, your subscription may auto‑renew and you will be charged for the next period.
For App Store/Google Play subscriptions, the third party (Apple/Google) manages the renewal and billing cycle.
Cancellation usually does not delete your account or milestones; check your account settings for delete options if you want data removed.
Save any personal data or progress you may want before deleting an account or uninstalling apps.
Brain.Fm’s stated policy is that partial subscription‑term refunds are not provided.
To avoid being charged, cancel at least 24 hours before the current period ends; partial‑term refunds are generally not available.
Under Brain.Fm’s terms, EU consumers have a 14‑day right to a full refund only if they have not started streaming or downloading content.
Once streaming or downloading begins, that 14‑day right is forfeited according to Brain.Fm’s terms.
| Plan | Price (SGD) | Period | Features |
|---|---|---|---|
| Brain.fm Pro (in-app purchase, unspecified duration) | S$9.98 | Unspecified | Full access, unspecified |
| Brain.fm PRO (in-app purchase, unspecified duration) | S$14.98 | Unspecified | Full access, unspecified |
| Brain.fm PRO (in-app purchase, unspecified duration) | S$22.98 | Unspecified | Full access, unspecified |
| Brain.fm PRO (in-app purchase, unspecified duration) | S$68.98 | Unspecified | Full access, unspecified |
| Brain.fm PRO (in-app purchase, unspecified duration) | S$72.98 | Unspecified | Full access, unspecified |
| Brain.fm PRO (in-app purchase, unspecified duration) | S$99.98 | Unspecified | Full access, unspecified |
| Brain.fm PRO (in-app purchase, unspecified duration) | S$141.98 | Unspecified | Full access, unspecified |
These SGD prices are taken from the iOS App Store listing for Singapore; durations (monthly/yearly) are not specified in that listing.
The Brain.Fm official pricing page lists USD prices (for example US$14.99/month, US$99.99/year); check your purchase screen or receipts for exact period information.
Singapore’s Consumer Protection (Fair Trading) Act offers protection against unfair practices, but there is no statutory 14‑day cooling‑off right for digital subscriptions comparable to the EU.
Refunds and cancellations are primarily governed by the service’s own terms unless conduct is misleading or unfair.
Brain.Fm’s stated policies (no partial refunds, 24‑hour cancellation window, cancellation processing time) must still comply with general fairness principles under Singapore law.
If you believe trial terms were misleading or cancellation was made deliberately difficult, you can document and escalate the issue to consumer protection channels such as CASE.
Waiting until the last minute to cancel risks missing the 24‑hour cutoff; this commonly causes unexpected renewals.
Always check the exact local renewal timestamp and cancel at least a day earlier to be safe.
Canceling in the wrong place is a frequent error - subscriptions bought via Apple/Google must be cancelled in those stores, not via the Brain.Fm website.
If you bought through an app store, contact Apple/Google for billing issues; Brain.Fm cannot directly cancel or refund those purchases.
| Channel | Where to cancel | Refund handled by | Processing time / notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Web (Brain.fm site) | Brain.Fm account → Account Overview → Membership → Cancel | Brain.Fm (web purchases) | Processed in about 2 business days; cancel ≥24 hours before period end |
| Apple App Store | Apple ID subscription settings (cancel via Apple) | Apple | Cancel ≥24 hours before renewal; Apple controls refunds |
| Google Play Store | Google Play account subscriptions (turn off auto‑renewal) | Cancel ≥24 hours before renewal; Google controls refunds |
Always identify how you purchased the subscription before attempting cancellation to ensure you use the correct channel.
Document every step and cancel well before the 24‑hour cutoff to reduce risk of unexpected charges.
Check for a cancellation confirmation email or account message and retain it as proof. If charged in error, gather your documentation and contact the billing party (Brain.Fm, Apple, or Google) promptly.
If you cannot resolve a dispute, consider escalating with consumer protection bodies such as CASE and provide your documented evidence.
Brain.fm Inc., 1115 Broadway, 12th Floor, New York, NY 10010, USA.
Primary corporate/cancellation address (reported): 144 North 7th St, Brooklyn, NY 11249, USA.
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