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How to cancel Fillout (and its refund policy)

A platform for building dynamic, multi-step web forms, surveys, and quizzes with workflow automation and data integrations. Facts on this page are quoted from Fillout's own pages, read 2026-08-05.

Paid plans from $15/mo · free tier available

How to cancel

Self-serve, from your account

“You may terminate your Account in accordance with your selected subscription plan through your account settings or by sending us an email at [email protected].”

verbatim · www.fillout.com/terms

Refunds

States payments are non-refundable

“All payments are final and non-refundable.”

verbatim · www.fillout.com/terms

Auto-renewal

Renews automatically until cancelled

“If you are a paid subscriber of the Services, your paid subscription will be automatically renewed”

verbatim · www.fillout.com/terms

Downgrade instead? Fillout plans as stated

Plan Price Notes
Free $0 1000 responses/mo
Starter $15/mo 2000 responses/mo
Pro $40/mo 5000 responses/mo
Business $75/mo Unlimited responses

Request a refund by email

Fillout states payments are non-refundable — you can still ask, and the template below is worded as a goodwill request, not a demand.

Email a refund request

Opens your own mail app addressed to [email protected] — nothing is sent through task2ai.

Fillout is one of 137 tools, of the 630 AI tools we've read, that state payments are non-refundable.

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FAQ

Can I get a refund from Fillout?
Fillout's terms state payments are non-refundable. Cancelling stops the next charge but does not refund the current period.
Does Fillout auto-renew?
Yes — Fillout states subscriptions renew automatically until cancelled.
Can I downgrade to a free plan instead of cancelling?
Fillout states it has a free tier, so downgrading instead of deleting your account keeps your data and stops the billing.
How do I contact Fillout support?
Via [email protected].

Source: https://www.fillout.com/terms · read 2026-08-05. This page reports what Fillout states on its own site; terms change — check the linked page before acting. Not legal advice.