The exact 5 steps, what happens to your access afterwards, and the refund clause that catches almost everyone.
Cancelling is genuinely easy on Candy.ai, which is more than can be said for a lot of adult subscriptions. The part people get wrong is the refund, because the rules are in the terms of service and nobody reads them until they are annoyed. Here is the whole thing, steps first, then the money.
That is the full path, and it matches what Candy.ai documents in its own help centre and in section 10.1 of its terms of service. The same Settings screen also shows your start date, end date and plan type, which is exactly what you want to screenshot before you close the tab.
Sometimes, but the window is narrow and most people miss it. Straight from section 10.4.1 of the terms:
So the honest advice: if you have just been charged and you know you do not want it, request the refund before you use the product, then cancel. If you have already spent tokens, treat the money as gone and cancel to stop the next charge.
You have a statutory withdrawal right, and Candy.ai's terms acknowledge it in 10.4.3: the refund covers amounts paid, but the right applies to the initial purchase only, not to renewal periods. In plain terms, it can help you undo a first subscription, it will not undo the annual renewal you forgot about. That is another argument for cancelling early rather than at the deadline.
Token top-ups are a separate purchase from the subscription, and cancelling the subscription does not refund them. Once your paid access expires, unused paid features go with it. If you have a token balance and you are planning to cancel, spend it first.
It sits at the bottom of Settings, under your subscription details, and it is easy to scroll past. If it genuinely is not there, in order:
It is tempting, and it is usually the wrong first move. Under the terms, a chargeback request cancels your subscription immediately, so you lose the access you paid for while your bank spends weeks deciding. It also tends to get the account closed. Cancel properly first, request the refund in writing if you are inside the window, and keep the chargeback as a genuine last resort if they take money they were told not to take.
Two different actions. Unsubscribe stops the billing. Deleting your account removes the account and its associated data, and you do that from the same account settings area. If your reason for leaving is privacy rather than money, cancel and then delete, in that order, because deleting first can make a pending refund request harder to process. We cover what Candy.ai stores and how discreet the billing is in is Candy.ai safe.
The charge does not say "Candy.ai". It bills discreetly as EverAI, the Malta-based company behind the app, so when you are scanning your statement to confirm the billing has stopped, that is the name to look for. More on the company in is Candy.ai legit.
Worth separating, because the fix is different. If the token metering is what pushed you out, that is our main criticism in the full Candy.ai review too, and there are apps that meter far less aggressively: see Candy.ai alternatives. If you simply do not want to pay for this at all, the genuinely free options are a short list and we ranked them honestly.