Filip E.
DESIGNED TO TRAP YOU: Read the fine print before giving your card.
I signed up for a trial thinking it was a standard service, but Mindgrasp has the most anti-consumer terms I’ve ever seen. The biggest red flag: Their Terms of Use (Section 11) actually BANS residents of California and New York from using the service. Why? Because those states have strong laws that would force them to offer easy, one-click cancellations. Instead, Mindgrasp forces you to email support and wait up to 7 business days to 'process' a cancellation—all while they keep your card on file and maintain a 'no refunds' policy. They also claim a 'perpetual and irrevocable' license to any notes or files you upload. If you are a student or professional who cares about your intellectual property or your right to a simple cancellation, stay away. There are much better, more ethical AI tools out there that don't treat their users like hostages. UPDATE 22.12.2025: After posting this, Mindgrasp reached out to me directly. They confirmed my data erasure and a 'refund' (which I had already secured by blocking them through my bank). Notably, they also offered me a $50 gift card on the condition that I remove this review. I am keeping this review at 1 star and refusing the gift card. I want to warn others that a 'resolution' offered only in exchange for deleting a negative review is not a sign of good customer service—it is an attempt to buy silence. The predatory terms in their contract (like the manual email-only cancellation and geographic bans) remain a trap for most users. A company that only respects your rights when publicly pressured is not one to be trusted. Stay away.



