How to Cancel myiq.com Subscription: All Methods

How to Cancel a myiq.com Subscription (Step by Step)

By the IQ Revealed Team · Updated August 20, 2026

You can cancel a myiq.com subscription in three ways — through their cancellation portal, from your account profile, or by emailing [email protected] — and you keep access until the end of the period you've paid for. This guide walks through each route, what happens after, and what to do if a charge still arrives. All steps come from myiq.com's own help pages and terms, checked on August 20, 2026.

Disclosure: IQ Revealed is a competing product. This guide is kept factual and current so it's useful regardless of what you do next.

Method 1: the cancellation portal (their recommended route)

Go to myiq.com/cancellation.
Enter the account email you signed up with and follow the prompts.
Save the confirmation — screenshot the final screen or keep the confirmation email. This is your evidence if billing continues.

Method 2: from your profile

Log in at myiq.com and open your profile/account settings.
Find the subscription section and choose cancel.
Again: keep the confirmation.

Method 3: by email

Email [email protected] from the address on your account and ask them to cancel the subscription. Their support is advertised as 24/7. Ask for written confirmation of the cancellation date.

What happens after you cancel

Access continues to the end of the current billing period — nothing switches off immediately.
Don't expect an automatic refund: their terms say there's no standard refund program, refunds are discretionary, and unused time after cancellation is non-refundable. A polite request costs nothing, but manage expectations.
Check your next card statement. The plan renews every 28 days (not monthly), so the charge date moves forward each cycle — easy to misread as an already-cancelled charge.

If charges continue anyway

Contact their support first with your cancellation confirmation. If it isn't resolved, dispute the charge with your bank or card issuer and provide the confirmation — card networks handle "cancelled-but-charged" disputes routinely when you have evidence. This is exactly why saving the confirmation matters.

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Frequently asked questions

How do I cancel my myiq.com subscription?＋

Three official ways: use the self-service cancellation portal at myiq.com/cancellation, cancel from your profile after logging in, or email [email protected]. Per myiq.com's help pages, you keep access until the end of your current billing period.

Will I get a refund after cancelling myiq.com?＋

Usually not automatically. Their terms state they don't operate a standard refund program — requests are reviewed at their discretion, and unused subscription time after cancellation is explicitly non-refundable. It's still worth asking politely via [email protected] if you were charged unexpectedly.

Why was I charged $29.99 by myiq.com?＋

The low-cost trial ($0.50–$1) auto-converts into a recurring subscription after 7 days unless cancelled — the standard plan is $29.99 every 28 days. All subscriptions auto-renew until cancelled, per their terms.

What if I'm still charged after cancelling?＋

Keep your cancellation confirmation (screenshot the portal confirmation or save the email). If a charge arrives after that, contact their support with the confirmation first; if it isn't resolved, dispute the charge with your bank or card issuer, providing the confirmation as evidence.

Can I still test my IQ after cancelling?＋

Yes. Free options include 123test's short free test and iqtest.net; paid one-time options include RIOT ($25–50, no subscription). IQ Revealed offers a $1, 7-day trial then $29.99 every 28 days, with the renewal terms printed on the pricing page and two-click cancellation.