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Cancellation service #1 in Singapore
Fanfix is a creator-focused subscription platform where fans pay creators for exclusive content and direct access. Creators set subscription tiers and share premium posts, messages, or media with subscribers.
Fans subscribe to creator-set plans (custom prices) and are billed on a recurring basis until they cancel. Payments are processed via the website, Apple App Store, or Google Play, depending on how the subscription was started.
When you cancel, you generally keep access for the remainder of the paid term. Content remains available until that period ends.
You must cancel at least 1 day before the renewal date to avoid being charged for the next term. Charges are processed by the platform that originally billed you (Fanfix, Apple, or Google Play).
Cancelling a subscription does not necessarily delete your Fanfix account or data. If you need data removal, contact Fanfix support or check account settings for deletion options.
Fanfix states that all payments are final, non-refundable and non-transferable, and there are no pro‑rata refunds for mid‑term cancellations.
The platform uses creator-set custom subscription tiers. Examples below are approximate conversions for Singapore dollars.
No official Singapore Dollar (SGD) pricing was found publicly. The table shows example monthly prices converted from reported USD tiers.
| Plan | Price (SGD) | Period | Features |
|---|---|---|---|
| Custom Fanfix subscription (user-set) | S$21.00 (approx. USD $15) | Monthly | Creator-determined subscription tier. |
| Custom Fanfix subscription (user-set) | S$50.00 (approx. USD $35) | Monthly | Higher-tier creator-set plan. |
| Custom Fanfix subscription (user-set) | S$140.00 (approx. USD $100) | Monthly | Premium creator-set plan. |
Singapore consumers have rights under local law related to unfair practices and misrepresentation. These rights may affect refund and remedy claims for digital services in some circumstances.
Some users have reported being charged for a different plan than intended (for example annual vs monthly) and having refund requests denied under Fanfix's no‑refund wording.
Other complaints include paid content being inaccessible and slow or generic responses from support, with refunds not provided after long waits.
While many users simply cancel with no issue, reported problems appear to involve billing mistakes, inaccessible content, or difficulty obtaining refunds through Fanfix or the billing platform.
Many users uninstall the Fanfix app and assume the subscription stops. App removal does not cancel billing. You must cancel via the Fanfix website, Apple subscriptions, or Google Play subscriptions.
Another frequent error is cancelling too close to renewal. To avoid a new charge, cancel at least one day before the renewal date and confirm cancellation was processed.
The table below summarizes cancellation methods and who handles refunds for each billing route.
Always check which platform billed you before attempting cancellation. Refund responsibility follows the billing platform's policies.
| Platform | Cancellation method | Who handles refunds | Period |
|---|---|---|---|
| Web (Fanfix website) | Account Settings → Memberships → Cancel | Fanfix (payments final; exceptions at Fanfix’s discretion) | Monthly |
| Apple App Store | iPhone/iPad Settings → [Your Name] → Subscriptions → Fanfix → Cancel | Apple via Report a Problem | Monthly |
| Google Play Store | Google Play app → Profile → Payments & subscriptions → Subscriptions → Fanfix → Cancel | Google Play refund process | Monthly |
Fanfix (listed contact address): 500 Yale Ave N, Seattle, Washington, 98109 US.
For local consumer assistance in Singapore, consult the Consumer Association of Singapore (CASE) or seek legal advice if you believe statutory rights apply.
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Written by Min Hui Ng
Postclic editor · 5 years experience
Editor at Postclic for 5 years, I turn complex registered electronic mail procedures into clear, actionable English.