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Birdeye Cancellation: 90-Day Notice, 8% Fee and Letter to Send

Birdeye's Terms renew your agreement automatically for the same length unless written notice reaches Birdeye at least 90 days before the renewal date, and they add an 8% fee on recurring fees at each automatic renewal. Below: your deadline and steps, the letter, the clauses, and what customers report.

How to cancel Birdeye, step by step

  1. Find your Order Form. Note the start date, the term length and the renewal date. Your Order Form wins where it conflicts with the Terms (Section 8.11), so check whether it changes the 90-day window or the Innovation Fee.
  2. Find your deadline. Count back 90 days from the renewal date. For a renewal on March 1, 2027, the last day is December 1, 2026. Aim to send at least two weeks earlier.
  3. Send the letter twice on the same day: by email to legal@BirdEye.com and by certified mail with return receipt to the Palo Alto address below. Both methods are allowed under Section 8.8, and the certified mail receipt gives you dated proof of delivery.
  4. Send it to Legal, not only to your account manager. One BBB complainant (October 12, 2026) says cancellation requests made from March 2026 were routed to retention staff, and that a formal non-renewal notice sent in October settled it.
  5. Ask for written confirmation of the end date. Keep the email, the mailing receipt and the return card.
  6. Do not sign anything new near renewal unless you want a new term, including a package adjustment or plan change.
  7. Export what you need before the end date: reviews, contacts and reports. The Terms do not describe an export process after termination.
  8. Check your card after the renewal date and answer any charge with your proof.

The letter to send

To: BirdEye, Inc., ATTN: Legal, 2479 E Bayshore Rd, Suite #188, Palo Alto, CA 94303 (certified mail, return receipt requested), and legal@BirdEye.com
Subject: Written notice of non-renewal, [business name], Order Form [number]

This is written notice under Section 2.3 of the Birdeye Terms and Conditions that [business name] will not renew its agreement. Our current term ends on [date]. This notice is sent at least 90 days before the renewal date. Please do not renew any services, and do not invoice or charge us for any period after [date].

Please confirm in writing that you received this notice and the date our services will end.

[Name, title, phone, account email]

If the 90 days have already passed

The Terms give no exit for convenience during a term. Send the notice anyway so the following renewal is covered, and ask Birdeye in writing for its position. Some states have their own automatic renewal rules; a lawyer can tell you whether one applies. This page is general information, not legal advice.

Birdeye's current terms (checked November 2026)

These come from Birdeye's Terms and Conditions, effective May 13, 2026, re-opened November 12, 2026.

What customers report

Birdeye's product reviews are strong: 4.7 out of 5 across 711 reviews on Capterra and 4.7 across 4,326 on G2. The BBB rates Birdeye A+ and lists 106 complaints in the last three years. Each report below is one customer's account, paraphrased, as shown on the source page in November 2026.

Birdeye and Keepdesk side by side

Birdeye is a broad reviews and messaging platform. Keepdesk does one job: answering your phone.

Birdeye (Terms effective May 13, 2026) Keepdesk
Commitment Term set by your Order Form; renews for the same length Month to month, no contract
How to cancel Written notice at least 90 days before renewal From the billing page, same day, no exit fee
Price at renewal 8% Innovation Fee added at each automatic renewal No renewal term; the published plan price
Published pricing None on the pricing page $149, $297 and $497 a month

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Sources

Every page below was re-opened November 12, 2026.

  1. Birdeye Terms and Conditions, effective May 13, 2026 (all section references)
  2. Birdeye pricing page
  3. BBB complaints for Birdeye, page 1 (rating, complaint count; August 7, September 30 and October 12, 2026)
  4. BBB complaints for Birdeye, page 2 (April 13, 2026)
  5. Capterra reviews for Birdeye (rating; October 21, 2026)
  6. G2 reviews for Birdeye (rating)

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