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Familytime is a subscription-based parental control app that helps parents monitor and manage children's device use, including screen time, app blocking and location features.
The service is distributed via its website and major app stores (Apple App Store and Google Play Store) and requires a paid subscription for premium features.
After cancellation, your access to premium features typically continues until the end of the paid billing period.
Once the current period ends, premium features are disabled unless you renew or resubscribe.
Cancelling stops future automatic renewals in the channel where you cancelled, but does not retroactively refund previous charges unless an exception is approved.
Check the subscription status in the App Store, Google Play or FamilyTime dashboard to confirm cancellation.
Multiple users report that refunds are sometimes promised by support (for example “billing department processing your refund”) but frequently do not materialise or are significantly delayed.
If you need a refund for an App Store or Google Play purchase, initiate the request through the respective platform immediately.
Familytime's current plans and pricing can change; always confirm up-to-date pricing and plan details on FamilyTime's official site.
See the official FamilyTime get-started or product pages for the latest plan information.
This guide does not list specific prices. Do not rely on third-party or outdated sources for exact amounts.
Visit the official pages linked below to review current plans.
Familytime does not publicly state a statutory 14-day automatic cooling-off or refund period for digital subscriptions.
Rights for digital goods and app-store purchases may differ; check platform rules and local regulations for applicability.
Some users praise Familytime's live chat support for being responsive and helpful on setup and troubleshooting.
Users also report that features like screen time scheduling and location tracking can work well when configured correctly.
Frequent complaints include recurring or unauthorized charges continuing after cancellation requests.
Many users describe lengthy or unresolved refund attempts, repetitive canned replies from support, and lack of a unified in-app cancellation mechanism.
Many users mistakenly cancel only on the FamilyTime website and continue to be billed through the App Store or Google Play.
Always cancel subscriptions in every channel you used to subscribe.
Users sometimes rely on verbal chat assurances and later cannot prove cancellation or refund promises.
Use email cancellation or save chat transcripts to maintain a record you can present to support or your bank.
| Channel | Details | How to cancel | Refund likelihood (reported) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Apple App Store | N/A | Cancel via App Store subscriptions; request refund via Apple. | Handled by Apple; generally reliable if requested via Apple. |
| Google Play Store | N/A | Cancel via Google Play subscriptions; request refund via Google Play. | Handled by Google; follow Google Play policy for refunds. |
| FamilyTime website | N/A | Cancel by emailing support (e.g. [email protected]) or using in‑app live chat. | Discretionary and user reports indicate delays or refusals are common. |
Verify subscription status in the App Store, Google Play, or your FamilyTime dashboard to ensure renewal is stopped.
If billing continues after confirmed cancellation, contact your payment provider to dispute charges if necessary.
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Retain copies of cancellation confirmations and any correspondence for at least several months in case you need to escalate or file a dispute.
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