What is Sixfifty
Overview
Sixfifty is a SaaS platform that automates legal document creation and compliance workflows for businesses. It provides document and handbook builders, compliance updates, and related automation tools to streamline legal processes.
Who uses it
Sixfifty is aimed primarily at businesses and legal teams that need consistent, state-law‑aligned documents and efficiency gains. The platform is sold under a Master Subscription Agreement for business subscriptions.
How to cancel Sixfifty
Check your agreement
Review your Order Form and SixFifty’s Master Subscription Agreement for the exact termination and notice requirements. The Agreement is the controlling document for cancellation terms.
Step-by-step cancellation steps
- Confirm your subscription term and renewal date in your Order Form and the Master Subscription Agreement (Master Subscription Agreement).
- Provide written notice at least 30 days before the end of the initial or any renewal term to avoid automatic renewal, as required by the Agreement.
- Address the written notice to the contact specified in your Order Form or the Agreement; keep a copy of the notice and proof of delivery.
- Request written confirmation of cancellation from Sixfifty and retain that confirmation for your records.
- Follow any offboarding steps in the Agreement or as directed by Sixfifty (for example, data export instructions or return of confidential information).
What happens when you cancel
Service access and renewal
If you give timely written notice as required, Sixfifty will not auto‑renew the Order Form at the end of the current term. Access normally continues until the paid term expires unless the Agreement states otherwise.
Data and transition
After cancellation, you should confirm how long you will retain access and export any data or documents you need before access ends. Check your Order Form or the Agreement for any post‑termination obligations.
Will I get a refund?
General policy
SixFifty’s Master Subscription Agreement does not set out a general consumer‑facing refund policy or a statutory 14‑day cooling‑off right in the Agreement text available publicly.
Exceptions
- The Agreement states that upon termination related to an infringement remedy, SixFifty may refund any pre‑paid but unused fees.
- For other refund requests, the Agreement should be reviewed and you should request clarification from Sixfifty in writing.
Sixfifty plans and pricing
Pricing availability
No public, detailed pricing tiers were available in the verified sources. Sixfifty appears to provide pricing via direct sales or quoting.
How to get pricing
Contact Sixfifty sales or refer to your Order Form for plan‑specific pricing and billing terms as the Agreement governs fees and renewal.
| Plan | Price | 期間 |
| Business / Enterprise | Contact for pricing | Contact for pricing |
Your consumer rights in South Africa
Applicability of South African law
Sixfifty’s Master Subscription Agreement is a business‑facing contract. South African consumer protection rules may not apply to pure business‑to‑business agreements.
Practical steps for South African customers
- Review whether you signed as a consumer or on behalf of a business, because consumer protection laws apply differently.
- If you are unsure how the Consumer Protection Act or other South African laws affect your contract, seek legal advice tailored to your situation.
Customer experiences
Positive feedback
Users on review sites praise Sixfifty for ease of use, intuitive document and handbook builders, time‑saving automation, regular state‑law compliance updates, and helpful customer support (G2 reviews).
Areas of concern reported
Some reviewers note limitations such as restricted customization, navigation or search challenges, and lack of a native mobile app or flexibility in certain features.
Documentation checklist
Before you cancel
- Copy of the Order Form showing term and renewal dates.
- Relevant clauses from the Master Subscription Agreement about termination and notice.
- Proof of payment records and invoices for the current term.
When you send notice
- Written cancelled notice with date and signature (retain a copy).
- Proof of delivery or confirmation receipt from Sixfifty.
- Record of any correspondence about data export or post‑termination access.
Common mistakes
Missing the notice window
Failing to provide at least 30 days’ advance written notice before the end of the term is a common cause of unwanted auto‑renewal. Always check the Agreement and Order Form deadlines.
No written proof
Relying on verbal confirmation or sending notice without proof of delivery can cause disputes. Send written notice and keep delivery receipts or confirmation emails.
Comparative recap
Feature comparison
The table below summarizes key points to consider when comparing Sixfifty to other legal automation providers or internal solutions.
| Feature | Sixfifty | Notes |
| Document builders | Automated builders for policies and handbooks | Well‑reviewed for ease of use; customization may be limited per some users. |
| Pricing model | By quote / Order Form | Requires contacting sales for specific pricing and terms. |
| Cancellation terms | 30 days written notice before term end | Auto‑renewal prevented only with timely written notice as per Agreement. |
After cancelling
Confirm closure
Obtain written confirmation from Sixfifty that the Order Form will not renew and that the account is scheduled to terminate at the end of the paid term.
Follow-up resources
Address
Headquarters mailing address
307 W 200 S #3006, Salt Lake City, UT 84101, United States
Notes about contacting Sixfifty
Use the contact details specified in your Order Form or the Master Subscription Agreement when sending formal notices or requesting refunds. Keep copies of all correspondence for your records.