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Commit Swimming: Why we refund customers no questions asked

Braden Keith
by Braden Keith 0

November 26th, 2019 Training

Courtesy of Commit Swimming.

This post is part of a larger effort by Commit Swimming to be transparent around their business practices. This effort is designed to help entrepreneurs within the swimming community to find inspiration to make the sport better. 

Today’s topic is cancellations and refunds!

Have you ever found it impossible to cancel a subscription? Sometimes it’s a cable company, sometimes it’s a gym, and sometimes it’s a software provider. As a customer, this is very frustrating. And, as a business, this is bad practice. And, not just ethically; we truly believe that making it difficult for someone who doesn’t want to pay to stop paying hurts your business’s bottom line.

Have you ever paid for a service that you don’t use, only to try to get a refund right after you saw the charge hit your bill? How many times do you get it? If you don’t, as a customer, you feel annoyed. And, as a business, again this is bad business practice. Refusing to refund someone for something that they didn’t use and accidentally kept on a subscription will hurt the business in the long run.

So, at Commit two things are true about cancellations and refunds.

  • Easy Cancellations.

  • No question refunds.

Easy Cancellations

You can cancel with the click of 1 button + 1 confirmation message. No need to email in. No need to call in. No need to speak to anyone. No extensive survey at the end to try  to get you to stay on for a discount. And, most importantly, no scaring you into staying by saying “data will be deleted”. Your data will always be there if you decide to come back. We aren’t a prison, trying to hold onto your subscription at all costs. If you find value in our product, great! Pay us and you can use it! If you want to leave, no problem! We hope to see you again but no hard feelings if  we don’t. 

The practices around making it confusing to cancel a subscription have gotten way out  of hand. It’s just not right.

No question refunds

If you ask Commit for a refund, you’ll get it. Period. Even if it’s months and months after the subscription fee. If you weren’t using the product and didn’t realize you were still being charged, you get  a refund. 

Business doesn’t have to be so cut throat and hard as to squeeze money from your customers by making it hard to cancel and hard to get refunds. Real businesses grow by offering real value to customers in exchange for real money at a strong margin. That’s it. Tricks should not be needed.

What is Commit Swimming?

Here is a live demonstration of Commit’s software. Try it out below yourself.

Of course there are a ton of features inside of Commit that make it more than just a smart workout editor. Try them out yourself by clicking the button below!

  • *No credit card required
  • *Customize your own training terminology
  • *4 different plans. If you coach high school, club, college, elite, age-group, it doesn’t matter – Commit has a plan for you.

 

 

“Commit Swimming definitely improves the quality of my workouts and helps me be more efficient with my time.”

STEPHEN CLENDENIN

HEAD COACH NATION’S CAPITAL SWIM CLUB, DULLES SOUTH SITE

Read the NCAP Case Study here

 

“Commit is great, especially when you have multiple coaches trying to track the workouts of different groups training at the same time. It makes it easy to keep track of the planning.”

EMMA SVENSSON

ASSISTANT COACH, FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY

Read the FSU Case Study here

 

 

 

Simple. Powerful. 

Contact Commit anytime at [email protected]. You can also follow them on Facebook, on Twitter, or on their blog.

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About Braden Keith

Braden Keith

Braden Keith is the Editor-in-Chief and a co-founder/co-owner of SwimSwam.com. He first got his feet wet by building The Swimmers' Circle beginning in January 2010, and now comes to SwimSwam to use that experience and help build a new leader in the sport of swimming. Aside from his life on the InterWet, …

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