What is Mysql
Overview
MySQL is an open-source relational database management system used to store, query and manage structured data for applications and services.
It is widely adopted for web applications, backend services and data-driven tools due to its reliability, community support and broad ecosystem.
Context for Singapore
MySQL is available globally and used by organisations and developers in Singapore; some MySQL-related apps and services are distributed through regional app stores.
This guide focuses on cancellation and consumer information relevant to MySQL-related subscriptions available in Singapore, notably the MySQL360 iOS app.
How to cancel Mysql
Cancel MySQL360 on Apple App Store (Singapore)
If you subscribed to MySQL360 through the Apple App Store, the subscription auto-renews. Cancel at any time before the next renewal to stop future charges.
- Open Settings on your iPhone or iPad.
- Tap your name (Apple ID) then tap Subscriptions.
- Find MySQL360 in the list and select Cancel Subscription or Turn Off Auto-Renewal.
- Confirm cancellation; you will retain access until the current paid period ends.
- App listing and details: MySQL360 on the Apple App Store (SG).
Other platforms (Google Play / Web)
No official cancellation procedure for Google Play or web purchases of an official MySQL service in Singapore is available in the verified data.
- If you purchased via Google Play, check your Google Play Account > Payments & subscriptions > Subscriptions.
- If you purchased via a vendor website, review that vendor’s account/settings page or contact their support for cancellation instructions.
What happens when you cancel
Access after cancellation
When you cancel an auto-renewing subscription purchased via the App Store, you typically retain access until the end of the paid billing period.
After the billing period ends, premium features tied to the subscription will be disabled unless reactivated.
Data and renewal considerations
Canceling a subscription does not necessarily delete account data or app settings. Check the app’s terms or contact the developer if you need data removal.
If you re-subscribe later, billing resumes according to the app store’s current prices and terms.
Will I get a refund?
General policy (verified)
No explicit refund policy or a 14-day ‘right of withdrawal’ is stated for MySQL360 or other MySQL-related services in Singapore in the verified data.
Refunds for in-app purchases are generally handled through the platform (Apple/Google) according to their refund processes and eligibility rules.
Exceptions and how to request
- If you believe a refund is warranted, request it via Apple’s report-a-problem or App Store support for iOS purchases.
- For web or other vendor purchases, follow that vendor’s refund/chargeback process or contact your payment provider if appropriate.
Mysql plans and pricing
Available MySQL360 in-app plans (SGD)
The following are the exact Singapore Dollar prices for MySQL360 in-app purchases (iOS App) as listed in verified data.
Notes on billing
Prices are platform-listed in SGD and billed through Apple when purchased via the App Store in Singapore.
| Plan | Price (SGD) | Period | Features |
| MySQL360 Premium (weekly, iOS App) | S$2.98 | Weekly | Full premium features via in-app purchase |
| MySQL360 Premium (monthly, iOS App) | S$9.98 | monthly | Full premium features via in-app purchase |
| MySQL360 Premium (2-months) | S$19.98 | 2 months | Full premium features via in-app purchase |
| MySQL360 Premium (3-months) | S$19.98 | 3 months | Full premium features via in-app purchase |
| MySQL360 Premium (6-months) | S$34.98 | 6 months | Full premium features via in-app purchase |
| MySQL360 Premium (yearly) | S$69.98 | annual | Full premium features via in-app purchase |
| MySQL360 Premium (lifetime) | S$99.98 | One-time purchase | Full premium features via in-app purchase |
Your consumer rights in Singapore
Cooling-off and distance selling
Singapore’s consumer framework may provide a 14-day cooling-off right for some distance sales, but this depends on whether digital content is considered 'fully performed' at purchase.
Instant access to digital content (fully performed) often limits the right to withdraw; check the seller’s terms for specifics.
Relevant laws and actions
- Consumers (Fair Trading) Act and distance selling rules may apply in some cases.
- If unsure, review the vendor’s terms and contact Singapore consumer advisory services for guidance.
Customer experiences
Positive feedback summary
Across general reviews, MySQL is praised for ease of use, reliability, scalability, active community support and strong documentation.
In Singapore, users on review platforms have reported high satisfaction scores for MySQL’s usability and cost-effectiveness.
Negative feedback summary
Some users report MySQL lacks certain advanced features compared with other databases and can show performance limitations with large or complex datasets.
Community feedback highlights missing features (for some use cases) such as certain SQL syntaxes, transactional DDL and optimisations for complex workloads.
Documentation checklist
Before canceling
- Have your Apple ID details and subscription receipt available.
- Note the subscription renewal date and billing period.
- Identify any account data you need to export or back up before access ends.
If you need support or proof
- Save screenshots of subscription details and cancellation confirmations.
- Keep the App Store purchase receipt or order ID for any refund or dispute.
Common mistakes
Assuming immediate deletion of data
Users often assume canceling deletes all account data. Cancellation typically stops billing but does not erase account records.
If you require deletion, follow the app’s data-deletion procedures or contact the developer directly.
Missing platform-specific steps
Trying to cancel inside the app instead of using the platform subscription manager (e.g., Apple ID) is a common error.
Always check the platform (App Store, Google Play, vendor website) where the purchase was made for the correct cancellation flow.
Comparative recap
At-a-glance comparison
This table summarizes common subscription options and trade-offs for MySQL360 purchases in Singapore.
How to use this table
Match your usage pattern (short-term, regular, one-time) with the plan that best fits frequency and budget.
| Plan | Price (SGD) | Period | Best for | Notes |
| Weekly | S$2.98 | Weekly | Short-term trial or occasional use | Lowest short-term commitment |
| Monthly | S$9.98 | monthly | Regular month-to-month use | Flexible, can cancel before next month |
| Yearly | S$69.98 | annual | Long-term regular use | Lower average monthly cost vs. monthly |
| Lifetime | S$99.98 | One-time purchase | Users wanting a single purchase | One-time cost; no recurring billing |
After cancelling
Verify cancellation
Confirm the subscription status in your Apple ID Subscriptions and keep any confirmation messages or screenshots for your records.
Monitor the account to ensure billing ceases after the current paid period.
Helpful links and next steps
Address
Primary Singapore contact
Oracle / MySQL-related operations are associated with offices in Singapore. Use vendor-provided contact channels for account-specific issues.
Postal address (reference)
Level 12, Galaxis, 1 Fusionopolis Place, Singapore 138522