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Cancelling and refunds, without the runaround

Every plan starts with 14 days free. No card is asked for at sign-up and nothing is charged when the trial ends — you decide whether to subscribe. After the trial Lawgger is ₹1,999 a month or ₹19,999 a year, and you can cancel at any time.

From inside your account, in a few clicks, with no phone call and no retention conversation. A monthly plan runs to the end of the month you have already paid for; an annual plan runs to the end of its term. You keep access until that date rather than losing it the moment you cancel.

The refund window, the basis on which a part-used annual plan is treated, and the timeline for the money to reach you are all set out on this page. Refunds are returned through Razorpay to the method you paid with. Ask at anubhav@lawgger.com if your situation is not covered here.

They are not deleted the moment you cancel. This page sets out the window in which you can export your matters, drafts and documents after a subscription ends, and how to ask for erasure if you would rather they were removed straight away. The DPDP right to erasure applies either way.

A GST invoice is issued for every payment, monthly or annual, with your GSTIN on it if you have added one to your account. Where a refund is made, the corresponding credit documentation is issued too, so your books reconcile without you having to chase anyone for paperwork.

Before you decide: see what ₹1,999 a month includes, what legal research usually costs in India, or read the terms of service.