Rebolt ties its refund to results: if the site didn't pay for itself over the year, the year comes back. If that's your case, read their pricing page before you cancel, and keep your own record of the calls and jobs the site brought in.
Leaving Rebolt: your domain, their platform
Rebolt has no long-term contract; you can cancel any time. They say the domain is yours and they don't hold it. The site itself is built into their platform, and by their own FAQ that makes it hard to export and hand over, so what you keep is your content and images, not the site. They also promise to refund the year's subscription if the site doesn't bring in enough sales to cover it.
What Rebolt's own pages say
- Contract
- No long-term contract. Cancel any time.Source: Rebolt: Pricing
- Your domain
- Yours, under your control.Source: Rebolt: partner page with FAQ
- The website
- Tied into their platform, so they don't export it and hand it over.Source: Rebolt: partner page with FAQ
- Your content
- Your content and images are yours.Source: Rebolt: Pricing; Rebolt: partner page with FAQ
- Money back
- A refund of the yearly subscription if the site doesn't bring in enough sales to cover it.Source: Rebolt: Pricing
What's different about Rebolt
Before you give notice
- On a yearly plan, look at the refund promise on their pricing page before you cancel.
- Confirm the domain is registered in your name and that you have the registrar login.
- Save your text and images, page by page.
- Have the new site ready, then point the domain to it.
What to send Rebolt
If you're on a yearly plan and the site didn't pay for itself, ask about the refund in the same message.
Hello, I plan to cancel. Please confirm that the domain [yourdomain.com] is registered in my name, and send me the registrar details. I'm on a yearly plan, and this year the site brought [number] jobs worth about $[amount], less than the subscription. Your pricing page offers a refund in that case; please tell me how to request it. Thank you, [your name], [business name]
How Rebolt compares
Contract: none, like Topline Pro. The site: can't be exported, as at six of the other seven; only 180 Sites hands over a working site. Money back: Rebolt's is tied to sales, where 180 Sites offers a full refund in the first 30 days and Thryv within 3 days of purchase.
Have the move done
Moving off Rebolt? Send me your site. I'll write back what a new one would take and what it costs, before you cancel.
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Checked on September 24, 2026. Sogrox isn't connected to Rebolt. Terms change and differ between agreement versions; the order you signed is what counts. This is practical information, not legal advice. Spotted something out of date? Write to igor@sogrox.com.
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