Refund Policy

14-day refund window for web purchases

Every web payment made through Paddle is eligible for a full refund when requested within 14 calendar days of the transaction date. This 14-day refund window has no exceptions or conditions.

Who refunds your purchase

The answer depends on where you bought your subscription, because the two channels have different sellers:

• Bought on the web (through tryjinni.com or a Jinni checkout page) — Paddle is the seller of record and handles the refund.
• Bought in the App Store — Apple is the seller of record and handles the refund.

Sency Interactive LTD operates Jinni and provides the service. It is not the merchant for either channel, so it does not hold your payment and cannot reverse it directly.

Paddle is our authorized reseller and Merchant of Record

Web purchases of Jinni are sold by Paddle.com Market Ltd as our authorized reseller and Merchant of Record. Paddle is the party you contract with for the transaction itself, and Paddle — not Sency Interactive LTD — is responsible for:

• taking the payment and holding the funds;
• calculating, collecting, and remitting any applicable sales tax or VAT;
• issuing your receipt and invoice;
• transaction-related buyer support, including billing questions;
• processing refunds for web payments.

This is why “Paddle” — not “Jinni” — is what you are likely to see on your card or bank statement for a web purchase.

How to request a refund for a web purchase

You have two routes, and either one reaches the same place:

• Use your Paddle receipt. Every Paddle receipt email links to a buyer portal where you can view the transaction, manage the subscription, and raise a refund request.
• Contact Paddle buyer support directly at paddle.net, Paddle's support site for buyers.

You can also contact us at media@sency.ai. We will help and can ask Paddle to process the request on your behalf, but the refund itself is issued by Paddle. A request made within the 14-day window receives a full refund with no exceptions or conditions. Going to Paddle first is usually faster.

App Store purchases

A subscription bought through the App Store is a transaction between you and Apple. Request a refund through Apple's “Report a Problem” flow or your Apple purchase history; Apple's terms and refund policy govern it. Sency Interactive LTD cannot issue an App Store refund, and neither can Paddle.

Free trials, renewals, and avoiding a charge

Where a plan includes a free trial, cancelling before the trial ends means you are never charged, which is cleaner than a refund. After that, a subscription renews automatically each billing period until you cancel, and cancelling stops the next renewal. If a web payment has already been made, the unconditional 14-day refund window above applies separately. Cancel through the channel you purchased from — see Cancellation in our Terms of Use.

Your statutory rights

Nothing on this page limits mandatory consumer-protection rights you have where you live, including any statutory right of withdrawal or cancellation period. Those rights apply in addition to the routes described above, and they are unaffected by anything in this policy or in our Terms of Use.

Contact

Questions about a web charge are answered fastest by Paddle, through the receipt email or paddle.net. Questions about Jinni itself — the app, your account, what the subscription includes — go to media@sency.ai. Jinni.AI is operated by Sency Interactive LTD.