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    RocketHub refund policy (2026): 60-day window, how to claim

    TL;DR

    • RocketHub publishes a 60-day refund window on lifetime-deal purchases.
    • Policy source: https://rockethub.com/refund-policy.
    • 15 active RocketHub deals currently in the LemDeals ledger.
    • Refund window applies from the purchase date; check the source policy for exceptions.

    RocketHub operates a lifetime-deal marketplace with a stated refund window of 60 days. This page records the policy as published and cross-references active tracker deals. LemDeals is not the seller and does not process refunds on RocketHub purchases; contact the marketplace directly.

    Policy at a glance

    FieldValue
    Refund window60 days
    Active tracked deals15
    Refund policy URLsource

    How to request a refund on RocketHub

    Refund requests must be filed within the 60-day window above via the RocketHub account or support channel. Read the source policy for exclusions and processing time. Common exclusions across every marketplace we track — codes already redeemed onto a vendor account, tier upgrades that consumed the incremental features, and refunds requested after the vendor has sunset the product — apply here too, and the specifics vary from marketplace to marketplace.

    About RocketHub

    RocketHub is a smaller marketplace built around founder-led launches, typically shorter and lower-volume than AppSumo or PitchGround. Deals run for 7 to 14 days on average and the calendar is thinner — sometimes only a single active launch at a time. Refund requests specifically exclude domain-locked or seat-locked codes once activated, and run to the window shown in the tables above. Category strengths are early-stage productivity and workflow tools where the buyer wants direct founder contact. Stacking is common. RocketHub's small size means catalog volume varies week to week, but the founder-access model tends to attract buyers who prioritise post-purchase support over the largest possible selection.

    What the 60-day window covers

    The published window on RocketHub is a maximum, not a guarantee. It applies to purchases made through the marketplace where the code has not yet been redeemed on the vendor's platform. If you buy on RocketHub and the vendor later sunsets the product, the marketplace refund window is not the mechanism you use — that is covered by the vendor's own sunset clause, which we track separately on the sunset-clause page for each deal. Chargeback attempts filed with the card issuer before contacting RocketHub support are typically declined, since the marketplace's refund flow is treated as the first-line remedy.

    How our tracker verifies this

    Refund windows are extracted from RocketHub's public policy page linked above and re-verified on our tracker cadence. If the marketplace changes the window we pick it up on the next cycle and stamp the change onto this page's last-verified date. This listing is tracked from the source marketplace — we are not the seller and we do not process refunds on RocketHub purchases.

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    Sources

    Stored page evidence date (not a complete source check) 2026-11-05 · Reviewed by LemDeals Automated Tracker v1