Historical policy: September 10, 2026. Retained for reference; applicability depends on your agreement.
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Cancellation and Refund Policy

Effective September 10, 2026

Version v1.5-2026-09-10

This policy is part of Harbor’s Terms of Service and applies to every Harbor subscription.

1. How to cancel

Practice Owners can cancel at any time:

2. When cancellation takes effect

Cancellation is end-of-period. When you cancel:

Cancelling during the free trial. If you cancel before your 30-day free trial ends, no charge is ever made and there is nothing to refund. Access continues to the end of the trial window. The paragraphs below describe a paid billing cycle and apply from your first charge onward.

We do not prorate refunds for a partial month. When you cancel mid-cycle you have already paid for the current cycle and you keep access for the remainder of it. Cancelling on day one of a cycle leaves you with full access for the remaining days to finish patient handoffs.

3. Reactivation

You can reactivate a cancelled subscription at any time before the current cycle ends, from the same billing settings. No new sign-up, and no loss of data or settings.

After the cycle ends and the subscription terminates, reactivation requires a new sign-up, but Harbor preserves your practice’s data (see section 6) so you can pick up where you left off as long as you reactivate within 90 days.

4. Refunds

4a. 30-day money-back guarantee (first cycle only)

Within the first 30 days of your initial paid subscription, you may request a full refund for any reason. No questions asked. The process:

This guarantee applies to your first paid subscription only. It is not available on a re-subscription, and it is not available after the first 30 days of any individual subscription have elapsed.

4b. After the 30-day window

After the first 30 days, Harbor’s default is no refunds, because:

We will issue a refund on a case-by-case basis in these specific situations after the 30-day window:

Nothing in this section limits any refund right you have under applicable law.

5. Your price if you cancel and come back

Harbor’s published prices are Solo and Group (see the Pricing page and Terms of Service §4). Signed pilot rates and other written price protections are honored under the terms of the signed agreement.

If you cancel and later re-subscribe, you subscribe at Harbor’s published price for a practice of your size at that time. If published prices have changed in the interim, the current price applies unless your signed agreement provides otherwise. Any conditions on keeping or restoring a pilot rate are governed by that agreement.

Within the same billing cycle, cancelling and reactivating before the cycle ends leaves your subscription and price unchanged.

6. What happens to your data after cancellation

Your patient data is retained for 90 days after cancellation, to support continuity-of-care handoffs to your next provider or EHR, HIPAA right-of-access requests from your patients, and export by you through the dashboard’s export tools.

The 90-day export window is not a blanket deletion deadline. Records with longer retention obligations remain subject to those obligations and the signed BAA:

Harbor honors whichever period is longest: your state’s requirement or your licensing board’s. Harbor runs no automated job that deletes clinical records.

7. Patient communications during the cancellation window

Once you cancel, through the end of the cycle:

After the cycle ends:

8. Material changes to this policy

If Harbor materially changes this policy — for example by tightening the retention window or shortening the refund guarantee — we give at least thirty (30) days’ notice by email and by a banner in the dashboard. You may cancel before the change takes effect.

9. Contact

Cancellation questions: chance@harboroffice.ai
Billing questions: chance@harboroffice.ai
Privacy and data-export questions: privacy@harboroffice.ai

See also: Terms of Service · Privacy Policy · Pricing