Refund policy

The short version: both plans renew until you cancel, you can cancel in one click, and if Unskippable isn't what you wanted you get all of your money back for 30 days — renewals included. Email sal@beunskippable.co and say so. You do not need to give a reason and nobody will try to talk you out of it.

What you are buying

Unskippable is live, and access begins the moment you pay. The annual plan is $199 a year, and it renews: you are charged again twelve months later, and every twelve months after that, until you cancel. The rate is held for as long as you stay subscribed, so a later rise in the list price does not reach you.

The refund window

• You may request a full refund at any time within 30 days of a payment, for any reason or none.
• That applies to renewals too, not only your first payment. If a renewal catches you by surprise, tell us within 30 days and we refund it.

Monthly plans

The monthly plan is a subscription of $29, charged when you buy and again every month until you cancel. Cancelling stops all future charges and leaves your access running to the end of the month you have already paid for. The first payment is refundable in full within 30 days, on the same terms as the annual plan.

How to request one

Email sal@beunskippable.co from the address you purchased with. Refunds are issued to the original payment method, typically within 5 business days, and always within 14. You will receive confirmation from Stripe when it is processed.

Renewals

Both plans are subscriptions and renew automatically until you cancel — the yearly plan once a year, the monthly plan every month. You can cancel at any time from your account, and cancelling stops all future charges while leaving your access running to the end of the period you have already paid for. Nothing is deleted when a subscription ends; your saved reels and tracked accounts are still there if you come back. Every payment, including a renewal, is refundable for 30 days.

Your statutory rights

Nothing in this policy limits any rights you have under consumer protection law in your country, including any statutory right to withdraw from a distance contract. Where local law gives you more than this policy does, local law applies.