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Cancellation service #1 in Singapore
NoPing is a gaming-focused VPN/latency optimizer that routes game traffic to reduce ping and protect connections. It advertises features such as DDoS protection, a no-logs claim, and game-specific routing.
NoPing is available as a mobile app (iOS/Android) and via a website-based subscription system. Pricing for in-app purchases is listed on the iOS App Store for Singapore users.
Cancelling a subscription generally prevents future renewals but usually leaves you with access until the end of your paid period.
For App Store and Google Play purchases, Apple/Google control billing and renewals; NoPing cannot directly stop charges made through those platforms.
Cancellation normally does not delete your account or data automatically. If you want account removal, request it explicitly from NoPing support and keep written confirmation.
NoPing appears to have a strict refund posture and many users report refunds being denied or ignored. Independent reports suggest refunds are uncommon. Postclic write-up
If you purchased via Apple or Google, refund requests are governed by Apple/Google policies. NoPing cannot directly refund App Store/Play charges; request refunds through the platform.
Prices below are taken from the iOS App Store listing for Singapore (early 2026) and reflect in-app purchase labels where available.
The official website often requires login to view prices; other sources did not show public SGD pricing. In-app prices are the most reliable public reference.
| Plan | Price (SGD) | Period | Features |
|---|---|---|---|
| Weekly | S$3.98 | Weekly | in-app purchase via iOS App Store |
| Monthly | S$8.98 | Monthly | in-app purchase via iOS App Store |
| Yearly | S$59.98 | Yearly | in-app purchase via iOS App Store |
| NoPing Pro | S$6.98 | unclear | in-app purchase via iOS App Store |
| NoPing Pro | S$59.98 | unclear | in-app purchase via iOS App Store |
Under the Consumer Protection (Fair Trading) Act (CPFTA), consumers have rights where goods or digital services are defective, not as described, or service terms are breached.
Enforcing CPFTA remedies against overseas companies can be difficult. NoPing’s corporate location and support channels may be overseas, which affects enforcement and timelines.
Some users report measurable improvements in ping and FPS; independent reviewers have given favorable performance scores in some reviews.
For example, reviewers have reported ping drops in real usage scenarios and positive scores from specialist review sites.
Many negative reviews focus on difficulty cancelling, unexpected post-trial charges, denied refunds, and slow or unresponsive support. These are frequently cited in consumer reviews. Trustpilot
Community posts also describe persistent billing after attempts to cancel and difficulty getting refunds. Postclic coverage
Many users mistakenly uninstall the NoPing app thinking this stops billing. That does not cancel App Store or Google Play subscriptions.
Always cancel inside the platform subscription settings and verify a cancellation confirmation.
Failing to keep screenshots, timestamps, or support transcripts makes disputes and chargebacks harder to prove.
Document each step: where you tried to cancel, messages received, and any errors encountered.
The table below summarizes cancellation ease, refund likelihood, and representative price data for Singapore in-app purchases.
| Aspect | Ease to cancel | Refund likelihood | Representative price | Period |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| App Store (iOS) | Easy via iOS Subscriptions, must cancel in settings | Low; follow Apple refund process | S$8.98 (Monthly) | Monthly |
| Google Play (Android) | Easy via Google Play Subscriptions | Low; follow Google refund process | Price varies (in-app) | Monthly |
| Website (direct) | Often difficult or unreliable; cancellation button may be missing | Low; many reports of refusal or no response | S$59.98 (Yearly listed in-app) | Yearly |
The only physical address commonly found online relates to a gaming bar and may not represent corporate headquarters.
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