The Rizz app cost is the subscription that starts after the trial. The download costs nothing. Replies sit behind a trial, then a plan that Apple or Google bills, and one of the options is weekly. Prices vary by country and change over time, so this page does not print a figure. The in-app purchase line on the App Store or Google Play listing, on your own phone, shows the current Rizz app cost. A number copied onto a blog is usually the old one.
Searches like "Rizz app price," "Rizz app subscription," and "is the Rizz app free" end up here because they all ask for the same few facts.
How the trial turns into a charge
Starting the trial requires a payment method. If you do not cancel before it ends, the plan renews automatically and keeps renewing until you turn it off. The app does not have to be open for any of that to happen.
People underestimate the cost because the install screen said free. Then a weekly plan runs for a month, and the charge shows up on a statement with a name they do not recognize.
A weekly plan looks small and renews many times a year. A longer plan usually costs less per week and asks for more up front. Do that math on the listing, and commit to the longer plan only after you know the replies are ones you actually send. Turning renewal off is in your phone's subscription settings. Deleting the app leaves the plan in place.
Where the charge shows up
On iPhone, open Settings, tap your name, then tap Subscriptions. On Android, if you subscribed through Google Play, open the Play Store, tap your profile, then Payments and subscriptions, then Subscriptions.
The line item may carry the developer's name instead of the word Rizz. Match it to the email you received when the trial started. That receipt tells you which Apple ID or Google account holds the plan, and a second account is the most common reason a subscription seems to be missing.
Refunds
Refunds go through Apple or Google, not through the app. Request one from your purchase history in the store. Approval is up to the store. Canceling stops future renewals but does not refund a period you have already paid for.
If a charge hit before you noticed the trial ending, cancel first so the next one never happens, then ask the store about the last one.
Is it worth the money
It is worth it only if the suggestions are texts you actually send. One thread during the trial tells you. Put each line next to her last message and ask if you would send it after a small edit. If you rewrite all of them, cancel before the renewal.
The input matters most: include her words in the screenshot, crop out the noise, and the trial will show you what the paid plan delivers. The Rizz app page explains the screenshot loop in full, and the Rizz app review is the longer take on samey lines.
What you pay for
The subscription pays for the replies. The install itself is free, which is why the cost surprises people: the app opens, looks usable, and the paywall sits in front of the part you came for.
You are buying access to suggestions generated from your screenshots. You are not buying a guarantee that they will work on your match. Treat the trial as the product demo, and judge it on a real thread with her words in the screenshot.
Anything that promises the replies for nothing, with no trial and no plan, should make you suspicious. Is the Rizz app legit covers unofficial downloads and why a free copy is never the same app.
A checklist before you start the trial
- Note the trial end date and set a reminder one day before.
- Decide which thread you will test it on.
- Check that the store account on your phone is the one you want billed.
- Read the plan options on the listing, including whether the cheapest one is weekly.
Comparing it with other apps
Plug AI is another subscription people stack on top of this one, and then they lose track of which charge belongs to which app. Read each receipt. Plug AI vs Rizz compares the two products, and their bills are separate.
If you add a third app, the same rule applies: new trial, new renewal date, new line in your subscriptions. WingAI is the app on this site, and it bills separately from anything on a Rizz receipt. Check its plan and the Rizz listing on the same day if the question is which one you would actually pay for.
