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Legal actions, regulatory complaints, and BBB filings involving Replit that we've documented from public sources.
Replit Inc. carries an F rating — the lowest grade — from the Better Business Bureau. The BBB profile lists multiple unresolved complaints from customers, many relating to billing, account access, and subscription cancellation issues. An F rating indicates the company has failed to respond to or resolve a significant number of complaints.
Replit has accumulated complaints with the Better Business Bureau focused on refund denials after users were charged for AI agent cycles they say were consumed by platform errors rather than intentional use. Replit's terms of service treat consumed compute as non-refundable regardless of circumstance, a policy several complainants argued they hadn't agreed to clearly. The BBB profile shows the company has responded to some filings but disputes the refund obligation in nearly all cases.
"The agent crashed halfway through a task and still ate all my credits. They told me it doesn't matter — the cycles ran, so they keep the money."
Replit's BBB profile carries complaints primarily centered on two issues: charges that persisted after cancellation and accounts locked or deleted without warning. The account-deletion complaints are particularly notable because Replit has historically enforced its terms around inactivity and content policy in ways users found sudden and non-transparent. BBB response times from the company have been inconsistent, with some complaints marked resolved and others left open for months.
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