We spend all day pointing out fine print, so ours is short and in plain English. Using unsub. means you agree to what's below.
A Chrome extension that finds subscriptions in your own email and warns you before charges. It's an information tool — it doesn't manage money, hold funds, or act on your behalf. Cancellations always happen on the service's own website, by you.
The core scan is free, forever. Pro is a one-time purchase of $4.99 that unlocks extra features on the devices where you use Chrome with your Google account. It is not a subscription, will never auto-renew, and there are no recurring charges of any kind. Purchases are handled by the Chrome Web Store; refunds follow its refund policy, and if Pro doesn't work as described, email us and we'll make it right.
unsub. reads receipts, and receipts are messy. Amounts, dates, and trial deadlines are best-effort extractions from your email — verify anything important against the service's own billing page before acting on it. unsub. is not financial, legal, or tax advice, and we're not liable for charges you incur or miss; the responsibility for cancelling (or keeping) a subscription stays with you.
Use unsub. only on inboxes you own or are authorised to access, and don't reverse-engineer, resell, or repackage the extension. That's it.
unsub. is provided "as is", without warranties of any kind. To the maximum extent the law allows, our total liability to you is limited to what you paid us — $4.99 at most. Nothing in these terms limits rights that your local consumer law guarantees you.
If these terms change in a way that matters, the extension will tell you before the change applies — no silent updates; that would be a bit rich coming from us. Questions: hello@unsub.app.