How to cancel Boot.dev

Cancel in settings

You pay for your own Boot.dev membership, monthly or yearly.

1. 01Open your settings. The pricing page says you cancel from your settings, and from your billing settings, and its cancel answer links to settings.
2. 02Finish the cancellation. The page says it takes a couple of clicks and does not name the button.

You keep access through the end of the billing period. The pricing page says you will not be billed again. It shows a monthly membership and a yearly membership. The price on the page is the one for the country it detects, and a non-U.S. dollar price is the purchasing-power discount they describe.

Ask for the refund

You want the money back, not only the next bill stopped. This is separate from cancelling renewal.

1. 01Contact Boot.dev within 30 calendar days of the day you activated the subscription.
2. 02Use the email address you signed up with. The terms say to contact them at hello@boot.dev.

The return policy says this is a complete refund, limited to one refund per customer per product. If you were already refunded for a membership, you are not eligible for another. The pricing page also says to email within 30 days of the purchase, and that they refund with no questions asked.

How to know it worked

• —After you cancel, the pricing page says you are not billed again and you keep access through the end of the period you already paid.
• —A refund is confirmed by them, not by the settings page. The return policy is the written refund rule.
• —A team plan is billed by the organization. The pricing page says a manager handles that billing on the teams page. It does not say a teammate cancels the organization plan from personal settings.

Watch out for

• —Replying STOP only stops text messages. The terms say that ends SMS. They do not say it cancels the membership.
• —The free chapters are not the paid membership. Paid members get the rest of the courses. Cancelling is what stops the renewal.
• —A gift is a code you redeem. The pricing page does not say redeeming a code, or buying one, is how you cancel.
• —If a card is declined, the pricing page says Boot.dev is based in the United States and uses Stripe, and that a bank sometimes blocks the international charge. Unlocking the card does not cancel the membership.

Boot.dev refunds

• —The return policy gives 30 calendar days from the activation date for a complete refund. Contact them with the email you used to sign up.
• —One refund per customer per product. A membership that was already refunded is not eligible again.
• —The pricing page says that if you email within 30 days of the purchase, they refund you, no questions asked. Cancelling in settings is what stops the next bill. The return policy is what asks for the money back.