MightierReviews of mightier.com

I’m extremely disappointed with my experience with Mightier. My child signed up for what was advertised as a 14-day free trial of their emotional regulation app. Unfortunately, the trial was not canceled in time, and without any additional confirmation or clear secondary authorization, I was charged $350 and sent the full equipment package — which I did not want and did not knowingly agree to purchase. When I contacted customer service immediately to request a refund and return the equipment, I was told that their 90-day return policy only applies to customers who purchase the product outright at checkout — not to families whose free trial converts automatically into a full purchase if not canceled. This policy feels misleading and predatory. A “free trial” that converts into a $350 charge with equipment shipment — especially when initiated by a child — should come with clearer safeguards, confirmation steps, or at minimum the same return protections offered to direct purchasers. While the concept behind the program may be helpful for some families, I strongly encourage parents to read every detail carefully and understand that if you do not cancel the trial in time, you may be locked into a very expensive purchase with limited refund options. I hope the company reconsiders this policy and adds more transparent protections for families.

I used Mightier with my children and unfortunately it wasn’t a good fit for them. They often found the app frustrating, and despite our efforts, it didn’t deliver the experience we hoped for. What ultimately led to this review, though, was the refund experience. Mightier now offers a 90‑day money‑back guarantee, which clearly acknowledges that families need more than two weeks to meaningfully evaluate whether this product works for their children. I agree with that completely — two weeks is nowhere near enough time to understand whether something like this will help. However, when I requested a refund, I was told that because I had signed up before the 90‑day guarantee existed, I was only eligible for the old 14‑day trial. There was no option at the time to choose between a 14‑day trial and a 90‑day guarantee. I paid upfront for six months after that trial — which was the only structure available — so I had no way to benefit from the new policy even though my situation is exactly the kind the new guarantee is meant to protect. When a company updates its policy because the old one wasn’t sufficient, applying that improvement only to new customers creates unnecessary ill‑will. A retroactive application would have been the fair and customer‑friendly approach, especially for families who tried the product in good faith and found it didn’t work for their children. Because of this experience, I can’t recommend Mightier. The product didn’t work for us, and the refund policy change — while a step in the right direction — wasn’t extended to the customers who needed it most.

MIghtier is a video game interface. My child's emotional regulation - as many studies are proving today - is made worse by video games and screens. 2 days using this app and he was getting up early demanding to play the games using this app. I was shocked to see this is how they chose to execute what seems to be a great concept - ie using Sports video games vs a less addicting and more "soothing" content even when trying to elicit a HR response. Not for us, we binned it as it made tantrums worse (at least in initial use)

Be aware, they will make charges to your account without previous notice! They charge me over $300 with absolutely no previous notice! When I contacted them they said if you don't contact them by the end of the year, they will charge you for the full amount, like purchasing another year, bear in mind I didn't subscribed to anything, it was clearly a one time purchase and their policy is: if you don't tell us you don't want to purchase again, we assume you want it. They never gave me my money back, I feel scammed.

We tried Mightier about a year and a half ago. We had high hopes because our daughter was having a lot of emotional regulation issues. When we first got the Mightier tablet and arm band, our daughter was interested in it. However, after a few days, she got so frustrated with it that she wouldn't play it anymore. We kept on with the subscription for a couple of months because we thought maybe we just weren't giving it enough of a chance. However, the games were still too frustrating for her. She'd get upset within sixty seconds of trying a game. For a gaming system that is supposed to help kids who have issues with emotional regulation, it seems like the games should give the kids a little more time to get into them before getting so difficult, or maybe the games should be able to adjust to each child as needed. We ended up wasting over $100 on this, with no results.

The tablet is cheap and clunky and the games are extremely frustrating. Lowering your heart rate seems to have no discernible impact on the games. My two kids hated it, and Mightier was a huge pain about processing a refund.

This review is strictly for membership. While the games are great, kids loved them. They got bored and disinterested. I purchased the annual membership. After a little over 3 months, I wanted to cancel and get the remaining of my membership fee back. Apparently passed the 90 days period, they can't give a partial refund. Number one, I wasn't aware of the 90 day trial period when I signed up 3 months ago. I remember the trial period was for 30 days. Number two, what kind of company with such policy. I admit that it's my fault for assuming that the membership can be cancelled anytime with refund. But what kind of company refused to partially refund a paid membership?! A bad one. That's for sure

We heard from Mightier once and have not heard from them again. Zero support.