What is Readymag
Overview
Readymag is a web-based design platform that lets users create magazines, portfolios, presentations, and micro-sites without coding. It uses a visual editor and templates to compose responsive pages and interactive layouts.
Primary uses
Creators use Readymag for online publishing, portfolio presentation, and visual storytelling. It targets designers, freelancers, studios, and small businesses who want visually rich web projects.
How to cancel Readymag
Cancel via your Readymag account
- Sign in to your Readymag account in a browser and go to Account or Billing settings.
- Locate your active subscription or plan and choose the option to cancel or turn off auto-renewal.
- Follow on-screen confirmations to complete cancellation and keep a screenshot or confirmation message for your records.
Cancel by contacting support
- If you cannot cancel in-app, contact Readymag support through the account help or support channels and request subscription cancellation.
- Provide account details (email, plan name, invoice or payment date) and request written confirmation of the cancellation.
What happens when you cancel
Access and project availability
After cancellation you typically retain access until the current paid period ends. During that time your projects should remain available under your existing plan permissions.
Renewal and billing
Auto-renewal should be turned off at cancellation so no further billing occurs after the paid period. Keep billing statements to confirm no further charges appear.
Data and export
Projects and uploaded assets may remain tied to your account; export important files (images, text, project exports) before access changes. Export early to avoid loss of any editable content.
Will I get a refund?
Typical refund practices
Refund policies vary by provider. Many SaaS services do not automatically issue full refunds for time already used, but may offer exceptions for technical issues or billing errors.
Exceptions and next steps
- Ask support for a refund if you were double-charged, billed in error, or unable to use the service due to a platform issue.
- Keep receipts, payment records, and any support correspondence to support your refund request.
Readymag plans and pricing
Pricing summary
Below are approximate monthly SGD conversions for Readymag plans. These are estimates and may differ from official pricing shown in your account.
Notes on the table
No official SGD pricing is listed here; amounts are approximate conversions from USD. Check your account billing page for exact charges and local taxes.
| Plan | Price (approx.) | Period | Features |
| Personal | approx. S$20.25/month | Monthly | Basic personal portfolio site features |
| Freelancer | approx. S$33.75/month | Monthly | Freelancer-tier features |
| Studio | approx. S$54.00/month | Monthly | Studio-tier features |
| Business | approx. S$87.75/month | Monthly | Business-tier features |
Your consumer rights in Singapore
Key rights
As a Singapore consumer you have rights relating to fair trading, accurate product information, and redress for misleading practices. These protections cover digital services and subscriptions in many cases.
Where to seek help
If you believe a service has breached consumer protections, you can raise a complaint with local consumer advisory bodies or consider small-claims processes. Keep evidence like invoices and communications to support any claim.
Customer experiences
Positive feedback
Users commonly praise Readymag for design flexibility, visual polish, and the ability to produce non-code interactive layouts quickly. Templates and creative control are frequent highlights.
Common complaints
Typical criticisms include subscription cost relative to needs, a learning curve for some interactions, and occasional requests for clearer billing and cancellation flows.
Documentation checklist
What to gather
- Account email and username used for Readymag registration.
- Invoice or payment receipts showing recent charges.
- Screenshots or confirmation of cancellation attempts and support replies.
How to present it
- Organise documents in date order and highlight key items (charge date, amount, plan name).
- When contacting support or a consumer body, include a concise timeline and attach the gathered evidence.
Common mistakes
Missing the billing cycle
One frequent mistake is cancelling too late in the billing cycle and expecting a pro rata refund. Check renewal dates before cancelling to avoid an extra charge you intended to avoid.
Not exporting data
Another common issue is assuming projects stay editable after plan downgrade or cancellation. Always export important assets and backups before cancelling to prevent loss of access.
Comparative recap
Quick summary
The plans scale from Personal to Business with increasing features and higher monthly costs. Choose based on project complexity, team needs, and expected traffic or collaboration tools.
Selection tips
For single portfolios select Personal; if you freelance or collaborate, consider Freelancer or Studio. Business tiers suit teams needing advanced controls and higher usage limits.
| Plan | Price (approx.) | Period | Main use |
| Personal | approx. S$20.25 | Monthly | Individual portfolio or simple site |
| Freelancer | approx. S$33.75 | Monthly | Freelance projects, client work |
| Studio | approx. S$54.00 | Monthly | Team collaboration and larger projects |
| Business | approx. S$87.75 | Monthly | Business-grade usage and controls |
After cancelling
Cleaning up projects
Export all project content, images, and any code or static exports you need. Remove any linked billing information from your account to prevent unexpected renewals.
Alternative options
If you need to retain a live site, consider downgrading to a free or lower-tier option (if available) or migrating content to another hosting provider. Test exports and previews before finalising any move.
Address
Company headquarters
195 Montague Street, Unit 1410, Brooklyn, New York, United States.
Notes
This address is listed as a primary contact location in public records; Readymag's regional support and billing contacts are available through your account settings or platform help pages.