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The Inquirer is a digital news magazine offering reporting, analysis, and opinion pieces. Subscriptions grant access to exclusive content across web and mobile apps.
Subscriptions can be purchased through the Inquirer Shop or via in‑app purchases on platforms such as the Apple App Store. Terms and practices vary by purchase channel.
When you cancel a subscription purchased via the Inquirer Shop, access typically continues until the end of the paid billing period.
Cancellation stops future automatic renewals. You should verify the cancellation confirmation to ensure no further charges are scheduled.
Your account and reading history are generally retained unless you request deletion. Check account settings or contact support to request data removal.
The Inquirer Shop terms state there is no refund for the current billing cycle after cancellation.
Refunds or credits may be issued at the publisher’s discretion but are not guaranteed. See the official terms for details: Inquirer Shop terms.
| Plan | Price (SGD) | Period | Features |
|---|---|---|---|
| Basic - 1 Month | S$3.98 | Monthly | Basic access via In-App Purchase |
| Basic - 1 Year | S$39.98 | Annual | Basic access via In-App Purchase |
| All Access - 1 Month | S$6.98 | Monthly | All Access via In-App Purchase |
| All Access - 1 Year | S$69.98 | Annual | All Access via In-App Purchase |
These prices are drawn from the Singapore App Store listing for the Inquirer Plus app and are current as of early 2026.
App‑store purchases are billed by Apple/Google and governed by their subscription management and refund rules.
Local publishers sometimes require advance notice for cancellation and may not refund for an already started billing cycle.
Those norms are reflected in standard local magazine subscription terms, though they do not directly govern The Inquirer unless adopted by that seller.
Many users expect cancellation to cut access immediately. For Shop purchases, cancellation usually stops future charges but keeps access until the period ends.
Check whether your purchase was through the Shop or an app store to set the right expectations.
Failing to obtain a confirmation (email or on‑screen) is a common mistake that makes proving cancellation harder.
Always save confirmation messages or receipts and verify the next billing statement for unwanted charges.
| Method | Ease of cancellation | Refunds | Access after cancel |
|---|---|---|---|
| Inquirer Shop (web) | Moderate - may require account navigation or contacting support | No refund for current cycle; discretionary only | Access typically continues until period end |
| App Store / Google Play | Easy - manage in device subscription settings | Refunds governed by Apple/Google policies | Depends on platform rules; often stops future renewals immediately |
| Phone / Email support | Variable - may require calls and verification | Possible but discretionary; needs confirmation | Often continues until the paid period ends |
If you subscribed in‑app, cancel via the app store for the simplest experience. If you subscribed via the Inquirer Shop, expect access until the period ends and limited refund options.
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