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I have spent way too much time searching Circuit Lab's website to find where to cancel my membership in order to avoid the annual fee. I believe this is not illegal. Anyone else had any luck finding where to cancel? I guess if you were successful you would not be here. |
by personjohn6226
September 18, 2023 |
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I didn't find where to cancel but I did find where you can pause your membership.
Also, on your account setting page in the lower right there is a link to delete your account. Hope this helps. |
by Twotinyamoeba
September 25, 2023 |
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I faced the same problem as you, and it has not been solved. CircuitLab's "official support email" never replies. This website now smells fishy and fraudulent to me. |
by hahakuaile
November 11, 2023 |
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I only found pause membership as well. I can't find how to cancel either, 2 years later. |
by ddsnph
September 24, 2025 |
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I found where to cancel and it won't let me cancel because I have an active subscription..... WTF?! |
by boliver80
January 17, 2026 |
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Same problem for me, they've scammed €69 off me, it's a trap website altogether, the software is so annoying and useless. |
by Gareth52
5 days, 4 hours ago |
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Same problem for me, they've scammed €69 off me, it's a trap website altogether, the software is so limited, erratic, annoying and out of date it's just a time waster. Because I gave my card details to pay the subscription (that they trap you into half-way through finishing a project) my bank says my only option is to delete my card and they'll give me a replacement. All sorts of extra work and hassle for me the sorting out other payments I use the card for! On further checking of the card payment my Spanish bank, the payment is labelled as 'awaiting confirmation', and I think this is because I've got the 'Operate outside the European Economic Area' toggle turned off, and the money hasn't actually gone from the account the card is linked to. So I may be lucky, and thanks to my bank, they already saved me from another scam. |
by Gareth52
5 days, 4 hours ago |
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CircuitLab is an in-browser schematic capture and circuit simulation software tool to help you rapidly design and analyze analog and digital electronics systems.