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Cancel Teamviewer: The Right Way
How to cancel TeamViewer and recover your subscription fees
What is TeamViewer and why you might want to cancel
TeamViewer is a remote access and support platform that lets you control devices across different operating systems, share your screen, transfer files, and join online meetings. IT professionals and support teams rely on it, but if you've moved to a different solution or no longer need remote access, you have the right to cancel-and Stopee is here to help you do it correctly.
Whether you purchased TeamViewer through the Apple App Store, Google Play, or directly from their website, the cancellation path depends on where you bought it. Some paths are straightforward; others require written notice and timing precision. This guide walks you through every scenario so you cancel without losing money or access unexpectedly.
Why you should cancel if you're no longer using it
TeamViewer charges on a recurring basis. If you've switched to a competitor, your team no longer needs remote support, or you've consolidated tools, paying for an unused subscription wastes your budget. In Canada, consumer protection law gives you rights-and Stopee ensures you understand them before you act.
Common reasons for cancellation
- You've migrated to a different remote access platform
- Your organization consolidated or downsized IT tools
- You purchased by mistake or want to use the free tier instead
- You want to cancel during a trial or within the refund window
- You no longer need remote support functionality
Your consumer rights and what TeamViewer owes you
In Canada, the Consumer Protection Act and provincial consumer laws protect you when you buy software subscriptions. You have the right to cancel, but the rules depend on where and how you purchased.
The 7-day money-back guarantee
TeamViewer publicly offers a 7-day money-back guarantee for newly purchased licenses and add-ons bought directly from their website. If you submit your cancellation request within 7 days of purchase and explicitly ask for a refund or invoice reversal, TeamViewer must honour it. Stopee recommends you keep your purchase confirmation email and state "I request a refund under the 7-day money-back guarantee" in your cancellation message.
Written cancellation requirements for direct purchases
If you bought TeamViewer directly from their website (not through an app store), their EULA section 13.3 requires you to submit a written cancellation request at least 28 days before your renewal date. This is a binding contract term. You cannot cancel mid-term and stop charges immediately-but you can prevent the next renewal. Stopee advises you to send this request early so you have proof it arrived on time.
App store and google play purchases are handled differently
When you buy through Apple App Store or Google Play, Apple and Google control refunds and cancellations, not TeamViewer. Both stores offer refund windows, and your rights depend on their policies, not TeamViewer's. If you purchased via these channels, you skip TeamViewer's 28-day notice requirement and use the app store's own cancellation process instead.
Cancellation methods and where to send your request
Your cancellation route depends on your purchase channel: app stores require app-store cancellation, while direct purchases have four valid methods. Stopee helps you choose the fastest and most documented path.
Method 1: cancel through apple app store (iOS and iPadOS)
If you subscribed to TeamViewer on your iPhone or iPad through in-app purchase, you manage the subscription via Apple's system, not TeamViewer's. Follow these steps:
- On your iOS or iPadOS device, open Settings
- Tap Your Apple ID (at the top of Settings)
- Select Subscriptions
- Find TeamViewer in your active subscriptions
- Tap Edit Subscription or Manage Subscription
- Choose Cancel Subscription
- Confirm your cancellation
- Apple will ask why you're cancelling-you can skip this or provide feedback
- Your subscription will end at the next renewal date
- Take a screenshot of the cancellation confirmation for your records
Pro tip: If you purchased within 7 days and want a refund, Apple may grant one through their refund request process. Go to Settings > Subscriptions > TeamViewer > Report a Problem and explain your situation.
Method 2: cancel through google play (Android)
If you subscribed on an Android device via Google Play, follow these steps:
- Open the Google Play Store app on your Android device
- Tap your profile icon (top right)
- Select Manage subscriptions
- Tap TeamViewer
- Select Cancel subscription
- Choose your reason (optional) and confirm
- Google will show your cancellation effective date
- You retain access until the paid period ends
- Screenshot the confirmation page
Warning: Google Play's refund window is typically 15 days (not 7). If you purchased within this window and want a refund, request one immediately after cancelling; Google processes refunds only if you act quickly.
Method 3: cancel directly via TeamViewer support ticket (fastest)
If you purchased directly from TeamViewer's website, you can submit a cancellation request through their support portal. This method gives you immediate confirmation:
- Visit teamviewer.com and log into your account
- Navigate to Support > Submit a Ticket or Chat
- Select Subscriptions & Billing as the category
- Write your cancellation request clearly:
- "I request cancellation of my TeamViewer subscription effective [date that is 28+ days before your next renewal]."
- Include your account email and subscription ID (found in your invoice)
- If within 7 days of purchase, add: "I also request a refund under your 7-day money-back guarantee."
- Submit the ticket and wait for a confirmation email
- Reply to that email confirming you want written acknowledgment of the cancellation date
Pro tip: Ask the support agent to confirm the exact renewal date in their response. This prevents any dispute later about whether your 28-day notice was timely.
Method 4: cancel via email to TeamViewer support
You can also email your cancellation directly to TeamViewer's support address:
- Compose a clear email with the subject line: "Subscription Cancellation Request"
- Include:
- Your full name
- Your account email address
- Your subscription ID (from your invoice)
- Your current renewal date
- Requested cancellation effective date (minimum 28 days before renewal)
- Request for written confirmation
- Send to TeamViewer's support email (check their website for the current address, or use their contact form)
- Keep a copy of the email you sent
- Watch for a confirmation reply within 2-3 business days
Method 5: cancel via registered mail (most documented, recommended for disputes)
TeamViewer's EULA confirms that a signed, written letter sent by registered mail is a valid cancellation method. Use this approach if you want iron-clad proof:
- Write a formal cancellation letter on plain paper:
- Your name, address, phone, and account email
- TeamViewer account details (subscription ID, current renewal date)
- Statement: "I hereby request cancellation of my TeamViewer subscription, effective [date 28+ days before renewal]."
- Request written confirmation from TeamViewer
- Sign and date the letter
- Make a photocopy for your records
- Send by registered mail with return receipt (raccomandata A/R in Canada) to TeamViewer's official address (see Address section below)
- Keep the registration receipt and tracking number
- When the return receipt arrives, file it with your photocopy
Pro tip: Register mail costs CAD $12-15 but gives you proof of delivery. If TeamViewer later claims they never received your cancellation, you have undeniable evidence.
Pricing and subscription plans you might be paying for
Understanding what you're paying for helps you decide whether cancellation is the right move. Below are TeamViewer's common plans and pricing in CAD (prices vary by plan duration and promotions):
| Plan | Price (CAD annual) | Renewal Term | Use case |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free | CAD $0 | N/A | Personal, non-commercial remote access |
| Premium | CAD $199-249 | 1 year | Professional individual use, personal support |
| Corporate | Custom (contact sales) | 1 year | Teams and enterprises, unlimited users |
If you're on Premium or above, you're likely paying between CAD $199-400 annually. If you've stopped using TeamViewer, even a month of unused subscription adds up. Cancelling now prevents the next renewal charge.
What happens immediately after you cancel
Cancellation does not mean instant access loss. Here's what actually happens:
During your paid period
You retain full access to TeamViewer until the end of your current billing period. If you cancel on day 5 of a 12-month subscription, you still have remote access for the remaining 11+ months. This is why TeamViewer doesn't permit mid-term refunds-you're still using the service during the paid period.
At renewal time
Once your cancellation is processed and confirmed, TeamViewer will not charge you when your subscription renews. Your access ends on the renewal date (not before). You can continue to use TeamViewer until that date at no extra cost.
After expiry
When your paid period ends and no renewal occurs, you lose access to premium features. Your account and any saved device connections remain in TeamViewer's system, but you cannot initiate remote sessions. If you want to reactive a paid plan later, you can sign up again-TeamViewer does not permanently delete inactive accounts.
Pro tip: If you think you might reactivate later, do not delete your account. Simply let it expire. This preserves your settings and device history if you return within 2 years.
Refunds and when you can recover your money
Refund eligibility is narrow but real if you act fast. Stopee advises you to request a refund within the same message as your cancellation.
The 7-day money-back guarantee (direct purchases only)
TeamViewer's standard policy: if you purchased a license directly from their website fewer than 7 days ago, you can request a full refund or invoice cancellation. State this explicitly in your cancellation request. Include the words "I request a refund under the 7-day money-back guarantee" so TeamViewer cannot misinterpret your intent.
Refunds outside the 7-day window
TeamViewer does not offer refunds for cancellations made after 7 days. However, you have escalation options under Canadian consumer law:
- Credit card chargeback: If TeamViewer refused a legitimate refund, contact your credit card issuer and request a chargeback within 120 days of the charge
- Consumer protection authority: File a complaint with your provincial consumer protection agency if you believe TeamViewer violated the Consumer Protection Act
- Small claims court: For disputes under CAD $35,000, you can sue TeamViewer in small claims court for unjust enrichment or breach of contract
App store and google play refunds
If you purchased through Apple or Google, refund requests go to those companies, not TeamViewer. Apple's refund window is 14 days in Canada; Google Play's is typically 15 days. Initiate your refund request through the app store itself. If the store denies it, you can appeal or request escalation within the app store's system.
Warning: If you request a refund from the app store and TeamViewer simultaneously, you risk being charged twice or having disputes flag your account. Choose one path.
Common mistakes people make when cancelling TeamViewer
Cancelling a subscription sounds simple, but small errors can trap you into another billing cycle or forfeit a refund you deserved. Stopee has seen these mistakes cost people money:
Mistake 1: waiting until after the 28-day cutoff
TeamViewer's 28-day notice rule is real. If you send your cancellation request on day 29 before renewal, it is too late to stop the next charge. Set a phone reminder 35 days before your renewal date so you have buffer time. Check your invoice for the exact renewal date and count backwards.
Mistake 2: cancelling through the wrong channel
If you bought on iOS, cancelling through the website does nothing. If you bought directly, cancelling through Google Play does nothing. The cancellation must match the purchase channel. Log in to the platform where you bought it and cancel there. Stopee recommends checking your oldest receipt email to confirm where you originally signed up.
Mistake 3: not asking for written confirmation
A support agent's verbal promise or a deleted chat message is not proof. Always ask for written confirmation in the same message. Request that TeamViewer reply with the cancellation effective date in an email. This takes 30 seconds and saves you hours of hassle if a charge appears unexpectedly.
Mistake 4: forgetting to request a refund if you qualify
If you bought 5 days ago and want out, the 7-day window closes in 2 days. Many people cancel but forget to ask for the refund. In your cancellation message, write: "I purchased this license on [date]. Today is [date]. I am within the 7-day money-back guarantee window and request a full refund." Be explicit; TeamViewer does not automatically refund-you must ask.
Mistake 5: assuming access stops immediately after cancellation
You still have access until your paid period ends. This is not a bug-it is by design. If you cancel on January 15 and your renewal was March 15, you still have access until March 15. Do not be alarmed if you can still log in. This is correct. When March 15 arrives and no renewal occurs, access will stop.
Your cancellation checklist
Before you submit your cancellation, work through this checklist to avoid delays and disputes:
| Task | Status | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Find your purchase channel | ☐ | App Store, Google Play, or website? |
| Locate your renewal date | ☐ | Check your latest invoice or account page |
| Calculate 28-day cutoff (if direct purchase) | ☐ | Renewal date minus 28 days |
| Confirm 7-day refund window (if applicable) | ☐ | Purchase date + 7 days |
| Choose cancellation method | ☐ | Support ticket, email, or registered mail |
| Send cancellation + refund request (if eligible) | ☐ | Use language from this guide |
| Receive written confirmation | ☐ | Store email or registered mail receipt |
| Verify no charge on renewal date | ☐ | Check your bank statement 2 days after renewal date |
Escalation and consumer protection in canada
If TeamViewer refuses your cancellation request or refund claim, Canadian consumer law is on your side. Here is how to escalate:
Step 1: document everything
Collect all emails, ticket numbers, payment confirmations, and screenshots of your account. Create a PDF file with dates and details of every communication. This is your evidence portfolio.
Step 2: send a formal demand letter
Write a final demand to TeamViewer's support email (or send by registered mail). State your cancellation request, your refund claim, and a deadline (e.g., "I expect a response by [date 10 days from now]"). Keep a copy.
Step 3: file a complaint with your provincial consumer protection agency
Each Canadian province has a consumer protection branch. For example:
- Ontario: Ontario Ministry of Government and Consumer Services
- British Columbia: BC Consumer Protection Office
- Alberta: Alberta Consumer Protection Act
- Quebec: Office de la protection du consommateur (OPC)
These agencies investigate complaints, mediate disputes, and can compel businesses to refund customers. Filing is free and takes 20 minutes online.
Step 4: request a credit card chargeback (for direct purchases)
If you paid by credit card and TeamViewer refuses a legitimate refund, contact your card issuer and request a chargeback. Explain that you cancelled within the refund window and TeamViewer did not honour it. Your bank can reverse the charge within 120 days of the transaction.
Contact information and cancellation address
Send your registered mail cancellation letter and formal demands to:
TeamViewer Canada
[Check TeamViewer's official Canadian contact address at teamviewer.com/en-ca/contact or in your invoice footer]
For real-time support:
- Support portal: teamviewer.com (log in and submit a ticket)
- Chat support: Available on their website during business hours
- Email support: Check your account dashboard or invoice for the correct support email (typically support@teamviewer.com)
Pro tip: Always verify the address on your most recent invoice or TeamViewer's official website before sending registered mail. Corporate addresses can change, and sending to an outdated address voids your proof of delivery.
Conclusion: cancel with confidence, backed by stopee
Cancelling TeamViewer is straightforward if you follow the right path for your purchase channel and respect the 28-day notice window. Whether you bought through an app store or directly, you now know exactly what to do, what to say, and what to expect. Stopee has helped thousands of consumers cancel subscriptions cleanly-without surprise charges, without losing refunds they earned, and without unnecessary delays.
Act now: check your renewal date, choose your cancellation method, and send your request with Stopee's language from this guide. If TeamViewer pushes back, you have consumer protection law and regulatory agencies in Canada behind you. Cancel today, keep your proof, and stay in control of your subscription budget.