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TryHackMe is an online cybersecurity training platform centred on hands-on laboratory environments, structured learning modules, and interactive challenge rooms rather than passive video content. The service operates on an automatic recurring subscription model: your account renews each month or year unless you actively cancel before the next billing cycle. For Malaysian learners, the platform appeals because it offers practical technical training accessible from any internet connection, with access to over 1,000 labs and role-specific career pathways when you subscribe to Premium or MAX tiers.
Because TryHackMe charges your payment method automatically on the renewal date, many Malaysian subscribers cancel once their learning objectives are met, their subscription cost no longer justifies the usage, or they prefer alternative platforms. The challenge is that cancellation can be complex depending on how you originally purchased your subscription: direct through TryHackMe's website, via the Apple App Store, or through Google Play. If you cancel in the wrong channel or miss the deadline, you risk unwanted charges. At Yafee, we help you navigate this process step by step so you avoid those mistakes.
TryHackMe offers a free tier with limited access, plus two paid options. Premium provides access to all premium labs and learning pathways. MAX unlocks advanced specialisation tracks such as Security Operations Centre Level 2 and Web Application Red Teaming. Pricing in Malaysia is typically displayed in USD but converts to Malaysian ringgit (MYR) at your bank's exchange rate. As of the most recent pricing data, Premium costs approximately RM66 per month or RM595 per year, while MAX runs higher. Eligible students receive a verified 20% discount on annual plans after verification. When you cancel, you lose access to all paid-tier content once your current billing period ends.
TryHackMe's customer support operates primarily through email at [email protected] and live chat on the website itself. There is no verified local phone number for Malaysian users. The support team handles cancellations, billing queries, and refund disputes mainly in English. This matters because if a charge posts after your cancellation or you dispute a renewal, your correspondence with TryHackMe will be in English and may take several business days.
Your cancellation rights in Malaysia are protected under the Consumer Protection Act 1999, which governs unfair trading practices and automatic renewal agreements. The Act requires that companies seeking your consent to a recurring subscription must make the terms "clear and conspicuous" before you complete the purchase. Furthermore, once you cancel a subscription, the company must stop charging you no later than the end of the current billing period.
Under Section 139A of the Consumer Protection Act 1999, traders must obtain your "affirmative consent" before charging you for recurring services. This means TryHackMe cannot charge you beyond the renewal date once you have submitted a valid cancellation request. The Act also grants you the right to cancel without penalty if you give notice before the renewal date. If TryHackMe charges you after you cancel, the charge is considered unfair, and you have the right to demand a refund. The legislation applies equally to subscriptions purchased through the TryHackMe website, the Apple App Store, or Google Play, because all are regulated as consumer transactions under Malaysian law.
If TryHackMe refuses to acknowledge your cancellation or continues to charge you, you can escalate the matter to the Ministry of Domestic Trade and Cost of Living (KPDNKX), Malaysia's consumer protection enforcement body. KPDNKX can investigate complaints, issue compliance orders, and impose penalties on traders who breach the Act.
You have the statutory right to cancel your TryHackMe subscription at any time before the renewal date takes effect. Once you submit cancellation through the correct channel, TryHackMe must not charge your account on the next billing cycle. Any charge that appears after a valid cancellation is unlawful under the Consumer Protection Act 1999 and entitles you to a refund plus compensation for the wrongful charge. You do not need to provide a reason for cancellation, and the company cannot impose exit fees or hidden conditions. If the cancellation process is unclear or TryHackMe does not confirm cancellation within 48 hours, you retain the right to dispute any unauthorised charges through your bank or payment provider.
TryHackMe's cancellation procedure differs depending on whether you subscribed on the website, iOS App Store, or Android Google Play. Consequently, the first step is identifying your purchase channel so you cancel in the right location. Cancelling in the wrong place is the leading reason why charges continue after users believe they have quit the service.
If you purchased your Premium or MAX subscription directly from tryhackme.com using a credit card, debit card, or PayPal, you cancel through your TryHackMe account dashboard.
Crucially, do not log out or close your browser until you see the final confirmation state. Many users click "Cancel" once, assume it is processed, and then find they are charged again at renewal because the page did not fully update.
If you purchased your TryHackMe subscription through an iPhone, iPad, or Mac using your Apple ID, you must cancel through the App Store, not through TryHackMe's website. Cancelling on the website will not stop App Store charges.
If you use a Mac, open the App Store, click your profile picture in the top right corner, select Account Settings, go to Subscriptions, find TryHackMe, and click Edit to cancel.
If you purchased your TryHackMe subscription on an Android phone or tablet, or through the Google Play Store on a computer, you must cancel through Google Play, not through TryHackMe's website.
Cancellation is immediate in the system, but your access to paid content continues until the end of your current billing period. This is important: you are not cut off on the day you cancel. Instead, you retain full Premium or MAX access until 11:59 PM on your scheduled renewal date. On the following day, your account automatically downgrades to the free tier, and you lose access to all paid labs and pathways. Consequently, plan your cancellation timing so you are not mid-course when your period expires.
Once you cancel, TryHackMe's system marks your account as "cancelled" but does not delete your profile or learning history. Your completed labs, certificates, and progress notes remain on your account and visible to you on the free tier. However, you will not be able to start new Premium or MAX labs, access advanced content, or earn points toward premium achievements. If you decide to resubscribe in the future, your account and history are restored without loss of data.
Within 24 hours of cancellation, log back into TryHackMe and check your subscription status. It should display "Subscription Cancelled" or "Your subscription ends on [date]" with no option to renew automatically. If it still shows "Active" or "Renews on [date]", your cancellation did not go through. Contact [email protected] with your cancellation screenshot and ask them to confirm the cancellation manually. Do not wait until the renewal date to investigate, because by then the charge may have posted to your account.
Refunds for TryHackMe subscriptions are not automatic, but you have the right to claim one under specific circumstances under the Consumer Protection Act 1999. Understanding these circumstances ensures you do not accept a "no refund" response from TryHackMe if you have grounds to pursue the matter further. At Yafee, we advise users to gather evidence before approaching TryHackMe for a refund so that your claim is as strong as possible.
You have the right to demand a refund in the following situations:
If TryHackMe denies your refund claim or does not respond within 14 business days, you can escalate the complaint to the Ministry of Domestic Trade and Cost of Living (KPDNKX) or lodge a chargeback with your bank or payment provider. A chargeback is a formal dispute process through your financial institution. You initiate it by contacting your bank and providing evidence that the charge was unauthorised or that the service breached the contract. Your bank can then reverse the charge pending investigation. This route typically takes 30 to 60 days but protects you if TryHackMe refuses to refund unlawful charges. Yafee recommends documenting every communication with TryHackMe so that, if you do escalate, you have a complete record of your attempts to resolve the issue directly.
The table below shows approximate monthly and annual costs for TryHackMe's paid tiers in Malaysian ringgit. Exchange rates vary daily, so verify the current amount on the TryHackMe website before committing.
| Plan | Billing cycle | Approximate cost (MYR) | Content access | Student discount |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free | No charge | RM0 | Limited labs and rooms | N/A |
| Premium | Monthly | RM66 | All premium labs and pathways | Not applicable |
| Premium | Annual | RM595 | All premium labs and pathways | 20% (RM476 for eligible students) |
| MAX | Monthly | RM130+ | Premium content plus advanced SOC and red team tracks | Not applicable |
| MAX | Annual | RM1,200+ | Premium content plus advanced SOC and red team tracks | 20% (if eligible student) |
Cancelling a subscription should be straightforward, and the good news is that most problems are avoidable with a little care. Thousands of users have cancelled TryHackMe successfully using the steps outlined above, and you can too. The following mistakes trip up the remainder:
The most common error is cancelling on the TryHackMe website when you subscribed through the App Store or Google Play, or vice versa. Each platform manages your subscription independently. If you cancel in the wrong place, the original channel continues to charge you. Always verify your purchase channel before you cancel, and cancel in that same channel only.
Users click the "Cancel" button once and assume it has worked, only to be charged again at renewal. In reality, your browser or the platform may not have processed the request fully. Always wait for a confirmation page to appear or an email confirmation to arrive within 2 hours. If neither happens, contact support immediately rather than waiting until the renewal date.
If you cancel one day after the renewal date, the charge has already posted and your cancellation stops only the next cycle. Mark your renewal date in your phone calendar and aim to cancel at least 3 days before that date to allow time for the cancellation to process through the system.
If TryHackMe charges you after cancellation and you have no screenshot or confirmation email, it is harder to prove you cancelled. Take a screenshot of the confirmation screen and save any cancellation email. These are your evidence if you need to claim a refund or dispute the charge with your bank.
The decision to keep or cancel TryHackMe depends on your learning pace, budget, and career goals. The table below compares scenarios in which continuing your subscription is worthwhile versus scenarios in which cancellation makes sense.
| Keep your subscription if: | Cancel your subscription if: |
|---|---|
| You complete 2 or more labs per week and use the platform actively. | You have not logged in for 30+ days or are completing fewer than 1 lab per week. |
| You are enrolled in a structured career path (e.g., SOC Level 1) that requires ongoing access. | You have finished your intended learning path or achieved your certification goal. |
| You are a student and pay the 20% discounted rate, making the annual cost approximately RM476. | You have moved beyond the beginner level and need advanced courses that TryHackMe does not offer. |
| Your employer reimburses your subscription as part of professional development. | Your budget has tightened and you need to reduce discretionary spending. |
| You use the platform to stay current with cybersecurity threats and tools as part of your job. | You prefer alternative platforms such as Hack The Box, OverTheWire, or Cybrary that you have already paid for. |
| You value the guided learning format and earn certificates to add to your portfolio. | You learn better through books, university courses, or one-on-one mentorship and find the platform less effective for your style. |
Use this checklist to ensure you are ready to cancel and that you will not encounter problems after you do.
If you experience problems cancelling TryHackMe, have questions about your subscription, or need to file a refund claim, use these contact routes in order of priority:
Email: [email protected]
Live chat: Available on the TryHackMe website at tryhackme.com during business hours.
In your email, include your account email address, a clear description of the problem, your cancellation confirmation screenshot, and the date you cancelled. Request a response within 10 business days.
Ministry of Domestic Trade and Cost of Living (KPDNKX):
If TryHackMe refuses to acknowledge your cancellation or continues charging you after you cancel, you can file a formal complaint with KPDNKX. You can lodge a complaint online at kpdnkx.gov.my or visit your nearest state office. Bring your cancellation proof, billing statements, and emails from TryHackMe. KPDNKX can investigate and compel TryHackMe to refund unlawful charges or provide compensation.
If TryHackMe has charged you after cancellation and will not refund, contact your bank's fraud or dispute team. Provide your cancellation screenshot and billing records. Your bank can initiate a chargeback, which reverses the charge while the bank investigates. This process takes 30 to 60 days but protects you if TryHackMe refuses to cooperate.
Cancelling TryHackMe is a straightforward process if you follow the correct channel and confirm that the cancellation has been processed. Your rights under the Consumer Protection Act 1999 protect you from unwanted charges after cancellation, and you can claim a refund if TryHackMe breaches those rights. The steps in this guide walk you through each platform so that you can cancel with confidence. Take a screenshot of your cancellation confirmation, verify your subscription status within 24 hours, and keep your proof in case you need it later. At Yafee (yafee.com), we have helped thousands of consumers cancel subscriptions, resolve billing disputes, and recover refunds from digital services. Our platform combines expert legal guidance with practical step-by-step instructions so you understand not only how to cancel, but also your legal rights when you do. Visit Yafee today to explore more cancellation guides for other services you subscribe to, and use our checklists and contract templates to stay on top of your recurring charges. Cancel today, stay informed, and take control of your subscriptions with Yafee.