Cancel Boomerang for Gmail in a Few Clicks

Boomerang for Gmail is a browser extension and email productivity tool owned by Baydin. Boomerang’s main features are scheduled sending and integrated email reminders in Gmail.

In five years since the service launched, more than 176 million Gmail messages were delivered through Boomerang.

How to Cancel Boomerang for Gmail the Hard Way

While you can add the Boomerang extension to your web browser without spending a dime, the 10 free monthly credits you get with the free plan will hardly last more than a few days. The paid plans—Personal, Pro, and Premium—remove the limit from the number of emails you can schedule and enable a variety of other features.

If you’ve opted for one of the paid plans but aren’t satisfied with the extension or want to cancel your Boomerang subscription for any reason, you can do so:

1. By contacting the customer service via email
2. Through your Gmail account

Cancel Boomerang via Email

If you have an Enterprise Plan for your team, you will need to send an email to support@baydin.com to cancel your Boomerang subscription

Cancel Boomerang through Gmail

If you’re an individual Boomerang user, you can cancel the service by doing the following:

1. Find the Boomerang icon in the top right corner of your Gmail window
2. Click on Manage scheduled messages
3. Navigate to your account and choose Billing Information
4. Click the Don’t Renew link to cancel your Boomerang subscription

Subscribed to Boomerang for Gmail Through an App store? Here’s How To Cancel

The Boomerang extension is available on app stores as well. If you’ve installed Boomerang for Gmail on your phone or through Amazon, here’s how you can cancel your subscription:

Cancel Boomerang for Gmail on iTunes

To unsubscribe from Boomerang on your iPhone, you have to:

1. Navigate to the Settings app on your phone
2. Tap on your Apple ID
3. Choose Subscriptions from the menu
4. Tap Boomerang
5. Select Cancel My Subscription

Cancel Boomerang for Gmail on Google Play Store

All subscriptions you’re paying through Google Play Store are cancelled in the same manner. To cancel Boomerang, you need to:

1. Open Google Play
2. Hit the Hamburger Menu icon (left of the search bar)
3. Tap Subscriptions
4. Select Boomerang and tap Manage
5. Tap Cancel

Cancel Boomerang for Gmail on Amazon

1. Log into your Amazon accoun
2. Navigate to Your Memberships and Subscriptions
3. Click Manage Your Subscriptions next to the Boomerang extension
4. Select the Advance Controls to get redirected to the subscription page
5. Cancel your subscription

Cancel Your Boomerang for Gmail Subscription In Seconds With DoNotPay

There’s an easier, faster, and more convenient way to cancel Boomerang—through the DoNotPay app. Our app lets you avoid complicated cancellation processes and unsubscribe from any service without having to send a single email or talk to customer service.

Here’s how you can cancel Boomerang for Gmail in seconds with DoNotPay:

• Open the DoNotPay app in any web browser

• Go to Find Hidden Money

• Enter Boomerang for Gmail as the service you wish to cancel

We’ll send you an email to notify you as soon as your Boomerang subscription is cancelled. You can also connect your email or bank account to our app, and DoNotPay will list out all of your active subscriptions quickly, so that you can cancel the services you’re not using with a single click.

Does Boomerang for Gmail Offer a Free Trial?

Yes, all new Boomerang accounts get a free 30-day trial of Boomerang Professional. Credit card information is not necessary to get started, so your free trial will not automatically renew into a paid subscription.

Does Boomerang for Gmail Prorate its Cancelations?

According to the Terms, all payments made to Baydin (the company behind the Boomerang extension) are non-refundable.

If Baydin ends your subscription without cause, you’ll be eligible for a prorated refund of the services fees paid in advance for the remainder of the subscription period.

Will Boomerang for Gmail Let Me Pause My Subscription?

No, there is no option to pause your Boomerang for Gmail subscription.

Alternatives to Boomerang for Gmail

There are countless productivity tools on the market, but it’s important to find the right fit for you. If you didn’t like Boomerang, we suggest these other two productivity extensions for Gmail:

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