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Cancelling your Bill Hero subscription

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Your Bill Hero subscription starts on the day you sign up and complete your annual subscription fee payment.

Bill Hero subscriptions will auto-renew on the anniversary of your start date, unless cancelled.

We hate sneaky subscription renewals too

Bill Hero adopted the annual subscription model because it provides a manageable mechanism to support the continuous bill monitoring and comparison service that Bill Hero provides.

However, we're aware that a year can be a long time, and an annual subscription renewal can come as an unpleasant surprise, and we've taken steps to mitigate this:

  • Your upcoming renewal date is prominently displayed in a dedicated panel in every results email we send to you. This is intended to keep the approaching renewal visible, so you're not surprised when it finally arrives

  • We also send a dedicated renewal notice email seven days before we initiate a charge for your renewal payment.

Cancelling under the Savings Guarantee

Every Bill Hero annual subscription comes with a money-back Savings Guarantee which applies to the first bill(s) analysed and compared for you.

This means that if you're already on a competitive plan, and Bill Hero cannot find the guaranteed annualised savings for you after analysing and comparing your first bill(s), you can cancel immediately for a full refund.

If you're eligible for the Savings Guarantee, your 'below guarantee' results email includes instructions on how to initiate the cancellation.

Cancelling an active subscription

Our policy is that cancellations will come into effect at the end of the current subscription period.

If you cancel, Bill Hero will continue to monitor, analyse and compare your bills for the remainder of the current subscription period, but the auto-renewal will be disabled, and the subscription will end at the end of the current subscription period.

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