Cancel Fasteasy: The Right Way to Stop Charges

How to cancel Fasteasy and reclaim control of your billing

Understanding Fasteasy and why cancellation matters

Fasteasy is a subscription-based intermittent fasting and health tracking application that delivers personalized fasting schedules, progress analytics, and motivational coaching directly to your phone. The platform operates on a tiered pricing structure with monthly, three-month, and annual subscription options, each tier unlocking premium features such as custom fasting plans, advanced tracking tools, and daily motivational content.

Many users initially appreciate Fasteasy's clean interface and accessible approach to intermittent fasting. However, a significant number of customer complaints on review platforms center on one persistent issue: unexpected recurring charges and difficulty canceling the subscription. If you've landed here, you likely recognize that frustration firsthand. The encouraging news is that canceling Fasteasy is entirely achievable once you understand the process and your rights as a United States consumer. Tocancel is here to guide you through every step with clarity and confidence.

What Fasteasy subscription tiers cost

Fasteasy pricing varies depending on your region, the app store you use, and current promotional offers. Here's what United States subscribers typically encounter across common billing statements.

Pricing fluctuates based on app store location, currency conversion, and active promotions. Locate your most recent billing statement now and note the exact amount charged. You'll need this reference when you cancel and if you pursue any refund dispute later.

Common reasons people cancel Fasteasy

Customer feedback reveals several recurring cancellation triggers. Many users report that charges continued after they believed they had canceled, or that billing statements failed to clearly display renewal dates. Others discovered that the recurring monthly cost exceeded the perceived value, particularly when free or cheaper fasting alternatives exist. Some subscribers encountered difficulty accessing account settings or billing history directly within the app. A meaningful segment felt the service simply wasn't delivering the personalized results or coaching quality they expected.

If any of those reasons resonate with you, you are not alone. Tocancel has documented countless similar experiences, and your path forward is clear and actionable.

Your legal protection under united states consumer law

Before you take cancellation steps, understand the federal legal protections that stand behind you.

The restore online shoppers confidence act and federal trade commission oversight

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) enforces two critical federal regulations that directly protect you from Fasteasy's billing practices. The Restore Online Shopers Confidence Act (ROSCA) requires that any company offering a subscription over the internet must obtain your express informed consent before charging you. This means Fasteasy must clearly disclose all material terms including the price, frequency, billing cycle duration, and cancellation process before you authorize the first charge. Second, the Telemarketing Sales Rule (part of the Federal Trade Commission Act) mandates that companies maintain a cancellation mechanism as simple and convenient as the enrollment process itself. If you signed up in seconds through the app, Fasteasy must allow you to cancel through the app in seconds too. If they don't provide this, they are in violation of federal law.

Your legal position is strong: the law presumes your consent was informed only if Fasteasy presented all terms clearly upfront and gave you a straightforward cancellation option. If they buried the cancellation process or made it deliberately difficult, they have breached your rights under federal law.

State consumer protection laws and the right to cancel

Beyond federal rules, your state likely has additional consumer protection statutes. Many states, including California, New York, and Illinois, impose strict requirements on automatic renewal billing. These state laws typically require companies to obtain clear affirmative consent, provide a simple cancellation mechanism, and send billing reminders before charges occur. Some state attorneys general (your state's chief law enforcement officer for consumer issues) actively prosecute companies that ignore these rules. If Fasteasy has charged you repeatedly without honoring a cancellation request, you may have grounds to file a complaint with your state attorney general's office.

Your recourse is real: state consumer protection laws give you the right to cancel at any time and, in many cases, pursue refunds for unauthorized post-cancellation charges.

How to cancel Fasteasy: step-by-step cancellation methods

Fasteasy does not offer a built-in in-app or online cancellation portal, which is already a red flag under federal law. Your available cancellation methods are postal mail and direct email contact. Tocancel recommends attempting email contact first because it provides an immediate timestamp and written record.

Method 1: canceling Fasteasy by email (fastest approach)

Contact Fasteasy through their official support email address as listed in your account confirmation or billing statement. This method creates an immediate written record and typically receives a response within 5 to 10 business days.

1. Locate your most recent billing statement or account email from Fasteasy and identify the support email address.
2. Draft a clear, concise cancellation email that includes:
   • Your full name as it appears on your account
   • Your account email address (the one linked to your Fasteasy subscription)
   • Your subscription plan type and billing cycle (monthly, three-month, or annual)
   • The date of your last charge or next renewal date (check your billing statement)
   • A clear statement: "I request cancellation of my Fasteasy subscription effective immediately."
3. Send the email from the address linked to your account, if possible.
4. Screenshot or save the email you send and any confirmation reply you receive.
5. If you receive no response within 10 business days, send a follow-up email or proceed to postal mail (Method 2).

Method 2: canceling Fasteasy by postal mail (documented and official)

If email contact yields no response or you prefer a more formal, registered approach, send a written cancellation request by postal mail. This method creates a physical record and may carry more legal weight if you later need to dispute an unauthorized charge.

1. Write a clear cancellation letter on plain paper or business letterhead. Include:
   • Your full name and current mailing address
   • Your account email address
   • Your subscription plan details (monthly, three-month, or annual)
   • The date of your last billing charge
   • A statement: "I hereby request the cancellation of my Fasteasy subscription effective immediately. Please confirm cancellation in writing within 14 days of receiving this letter."
2. Send the letter to Fasteasy's registered address in Limassol, Cyprus (the only address currently provided by the company).
3. Use certified mail with return receipt requested. This costs approximately five to ten dollars and provides proof of delivery.
4. Keep the postal receipt, return receipt, and a copy of your letter for your records.
5. Allow 14 to 21 business days for a response, accounting for international mail transit time.
6. If Fasteasy charges you again after you've sent this letter, you have documented evidence of your cancellation request, which strengthens any refund claim or FTC complaint.

Also cancel at your payment source

While you wait for Fasteasy to confirm cancellation, immediately revoke their permission to charge your payment method. Contact your bank, credit card issuer, or app store and request that they block future charges from Fasteasy. This step acts as a safety net if Fasteasy ignores your cancellation request. Many banks can reverse unauthorized charges if Fasteasy continues billing after you've explicitly canceled.

1. If you subscribed through the Apple App Store or Google Play Store, log into your account and revoke Fasteasy's billing permission directly in your app store settings.
2. If you subscribed directly through a credit card or PayPal, contact your card issuer or PayPal and place a block on future charges from Fasteasy.
3. Request a confirmation email or reference number from your payment provider.

What to expect after you cancel Fasteasy

Canceling a subscription can feel uncertain, especially when the company's process lacks transparency. Here's what typically happens next and what you should watch for.

Immediate access and billing timeline

Once Fasteasy confirms your cancellation in writing (either by email or postal response), your access to premium features may end on that date or on your next scheduled billing date, depending on the company's policy. Some companies honor an immediate cancellation and grant refunds for the current billing period. Others allow you to keep access through the end of your paid period. Tocancel recommends asking Fasteasy explicitly in your cancellation request whether they will refund a partial month or grant access through your next renewal date. This clarification prevents surprise service interruptions.

Check your bank or credit card statement closely for the next 30 days. If Fasteasy processes another charge after you've canceled, you have grounds to dispute it with your bank as an unauthorized transaction.

Requesting a refund for duplicate or post-cancellation charges

If Fasteasy charged you after your cancellation request and you have written proof of your cancellation (email or postal receipt), you have the right to request a refund. Contact Fasteasy immediately and reference your cancellation correspondence. If they refuse, you can pursue a chargeback through your bank or file a complaint with the Federal Trade Commission.

Your bank may reverse the charge within 30 to 60 days if you document the unauthorized transaction. The FTC, which investigates billing violations, can take action against Fasteasy if this practice is widespread. Filing a complaint with the FTC costs nothing and creates an official record.

How to compare your options and avoid common pitfalls

Deciding whether to cancel and understanding what to watch for can protect you from billing headaches down the road.

Reasons to keep Fasteasy versus reasons to cancel

Common mistakes when canceling Fasteasy

Many people cancel a subscription assuming the job is done, only to discover months later that charges continued. Protect yourself by avoiding these frequent errors.

First, don't assume that uninstalling the app cancels your subscription. Uninstalling removes the app from your phone but leaves your billing authorization active. You must explicitly cancel through customer service. Second, don't rely on verbal cancellation if you reach a customer service representative by phone. Always follow up with a written email or letter, because verbal requests leave no proof. Third, don't ignore your bank statement after cancellation. Check it for at least two billing cycles to confirm Fasteasy stopped charging. If you spot a surprise charge, report it immediately to your bank. Fourth, don't delay in escalating to your payment provider or the FTC if Fasteasy ignores your cancellation request. The longer you wait, the harder it becomes to recover multiple months of unauthorized charges.

Each of these mistakes costs consumers time and money. Tocancel's guidance is designed to help you avoid them entirely by building a clear paper trail from day one.

Contact Fasteasy and escalate if necessary

You now have two concrete paths to cancel and the legal framework that protects you. Here's where to send your cancellation request and what to do if Fasteasy resists.

Fasteasy cancellation contact information

Fasteasy operates internationally but does not currently offer an in-app or web portal for cancellation, which violates the Restore Online Shoppers Confidence Act if you subscribed online. Send your cancellation request to both the email address listed in your account and the postal address below.

Postal mailing address:
Fasteasy
Limassol
Cyprus

Use this address for certified postal mail. Include all details listed earlier in this guide (your name, email, plan type, renewal date, and cancellation request). Allow 14 to 21 business days for a response.

Email:
Check your most recent billing statement or account confirmation email for Fasteasy's official support email address. If you cannot locate it, review your app store purchase receipt or contact the app store directly for the publisher's support contact.

Escalating your complaint to the federal trade commission

If Fasteasy ignores your cancellation request or continues charging you after you cancel, file a complaint with the FTC at reportfraud.ftc.gov. The FTC investigates violations of ROSCA and the Telemarketing Sales Rule and can pursue enforcement action against companies that systematically violate billing rules. Your complaint creates an official record and may trigger an FTC investigation if multiple consumers report similar practices.

Disputing charges through your bank or payment provider

If Fasteasy processes charges after you've canceled and provided written notice, contact your bank or credit card issuer immediately. Request a chargeback or refund for unauthorized transactions. Most banks allow disputes within 60 to 120 days of the charge. Provide them with your cancellation email or postal receipt as evidence.

Summary and next steps

Fasteasy's lack of an in-app cancellation mechanism is already a legal violation under federal consumer protection law. You have the right to cancel at any time, and the law presumes that cancellation should be as simple as enrollment. Your strongest path forward is to send a clear, documented cancellation request by email today, followed by a certified postal letter if email yields no response within 10 business days. Simultaneously block future charges at your payment source (app store, bank, or credit card provider) to protect yourself from unauthorized billing.

Your rights are clear, your documentation matters, and escalation to the FTC is free and effective if the company refuses to honor your cancellation. Tocancel has helped thousands of consumers cancel stubborn subscriptions by combining documentation, patience, and legal leverage. You can do this, and Tocancel is here to ensure you understand every step.