// the fine print · checked November 2026
Pressable refund policy: what's refundable, and the catches
Pressable advertises a 30-day money-back guarantee. Here's what its full Terms of Service and cancellation guide actually allows, in plain English.
THE FINE PRINT
Pressable's 30-day money-back guarantee is simple, but the exit has two traps: cancelling deletes your sites and every backup immediately or at the end of the term, and a free trial makes you ineligible for the refund.
REFUNDABLE
- Any managed hosting plan, monthly or yearly, within 30 days of signup.
- Request it by emailing [email protected].
NOT REFUNDABLE
- Accounts that started on a free trial and were later billed.
- Renewals after the first 30 days; all other payments are final.
- Overage charges for extra visits or storage.
- Premium and contract accounts (handled by sales).
What a refund safety net costs on Pressable
The cheapest price on each plan vs. the cheapest price you can still get your money back on.
| Plan | Cheapest price | Cheapest refundable price | Cost of the safety net |
|---|---|---|---|
| Signature 1 | $20.83 yearly | $20.83 yearly | free |
| Signature 2 | $37.50 yearly | $37.50 yearly | free |
| Signature 3 | $50.00 yearly | $50.00 yearly | free |
| Signature 4 | $75.00 yearly | $75.00 yearly | free |
| Signature 5 | $129.17 yearly | $129.17 yearly | free |
| Signature 6 | $291.67 yearly | $291.67 yearly | free |
| Signature 7 | $454.17 yearly | $454.17 yearly | free |
| Signature 8 | $562.50 yearly | $562.50 yearly | free |
OUR ADVICE BEFORE YOU BUY
- Download a full backup of every site (files and database) before you cancel. Cancelling deletes sites and backups, and Pressable says they are not recoverable.
- Cancel at least 24 hours before your renewal date, and choose 'Cancel Later' to keep your sites online until the end of the period you paid for.
- Skip the free trial if you want the 30-day refund: the two can't be combined.
- Watch the 80% usage banner. Visits over your plan are charged automatically, and on a monthly plan the next tier up may be cheaper than the overage.
Summarized from Pressable's Terms of Service and cancellation guide, last revised April 2026, checked by us November 2026. Policies change. Read the current version on Pressable's refund policy page ↗ before you buy. This is a summary, not legal advice.
How to request a refund from Pressable
- Log in to MyPressable as the account owner (collaborators can't cancel).
- Open Billing, then My Plan, and click Cancel Plan.
- Confirm, then choose Cancel Later (sites stay up until the period ends) or Cancel Now (sites are deleted right away).
- Within 30 days of signup, email [email protected] to request the refund.
Pressable refund FAQ
Does Pressable offer refunds?
Yes, within 30 days, but only on monthly and yearly billing for eligible plans. Pressable's 30-day money-back guarantee is simple, but the exit has two traps: cancelling deletes your sites and every backup immediately or at the end of the term, and a free trial makes you ineligible for the refund.
Can I get a refund on a Pressable 2-year or 3-year plan?
No. Pressable's policy excludes biennial and triennial plans from refunds, even though those terms carry the lowest prices.
Can I get a refund if I used a coupon or promo code?
Pressable's terms don't mention promo codes in the refund guarantee. Ask support to confirm in writing before you pay.
Can I get a refund if I paid Pressable with crypto?
Pressable doesn't accept crypto; checkout is by card.
Is the free domain refundable?
Pressable doesn't sell a free domain with hosting, so there is nothing to claw back.
How do I request a refund from Pressable?
Log in to MyPressable as the account owner (collaborators can't cancel). Open Billing, then My Plan, and click Cancel Plan. Confirm, then choose Cancel Later (sites stay up until the period ends) or Cancel Now (sites are deleted right away). Within 30 days of signup, email [email protected] to request the refund.
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