EU's 14-day subscription withdrawal right catches indie SaaS founders off guard
Reddit r/SaaS·low signal
An r/SaaS thread surfaces a compliance requirement many solo founders selling into the EU do not know about: consumer subscription contracts must offer a 14-day withdrawal window from the date the contract is established, which cuts against the standard 'no refunds after activation' terms most indie SaaS ships with. The poster frames it as an unfair burden; the practical takeaway is that if you sell subscriptions to EU consumers, your terms of service and refund automation likely need changing regardless of how you feel about it. Community discussion, not legal advice — verify against the Consumer Rights Directive before acting.