Intch 

DO NOT USE THIS .

THEY DO NOT EVEN DESERVE ONE STAR

TAKE ADVANATGE OF THOSE TRYING TO EARN AN INCOME.

I HAVE NOT EVEN VERIFIED MY ACCOUNT AND REQUESTED A REFUND WITHIN 5 MINUTES OF PUSHING THE BUTTON.

NO REFUND

PLEASE DO NOT USE THIS APP

Signed up for a 30 day trial. By day 15 wanted out. Kept getting floods of email in my inbox about how they had applied for jobs and saved me thousands of hours. I have no idea how they applied for jobs on my behalf because I hadn't even finished completing my profile. I also have no idea where they were sending my information too. There is no way to cancel the service with out emailing a chat bot who will tell you "yeah, we don't do that" when you ask to cancel your trial and get the charges refund. I have filed a dispute with my credit card company. Hopefully I get my money back. If not, chalk it up to a stupid tax.

Intch does what it promises. No exaggerated or overbloated statements. Just an app solving real problems by matching human resource with talents requests.
I really like how when you're done applying to a role, it takes you back to where you left off scrolling for matched vacancies.

Well done to the team. I look forward to territorially localized options for users and in-app signed agreements or some sort of regulation tools that keeps everyone in check.

Intch’s renewal process is intentionally opaque.

There was no renewal reminder before being charged and no proper renewal receipt issued — both of which are standard practices for reputable subscription services. When raised, support hid behind “we’re not legally required to notify users,” which completely misses the point.

This isn’t about legality, it’s about fairness and transparency. A quick search shows many similar complaints, so this clearly isn’t a one-off issue.

Until Intch improves its renewal communication, I would strongly caution others to monitor charges closely or avoid subscribing altogether.

I tried signing up after putting In my cc card yet every time I tried to finish creating my account the system would stop working and then I had continued to get charges and I cannot find a way to stop it without getting a new card.

The moment I registered on Intch, I got a phonecall from another country. On the other side was a person who knew my name and surname, and tried to sell me STOCKS. So, turns out they forward your info to spam companies immediately. Don't go near them.

An absolute scam

If I could give less than 1 star I would. It’s fraudulent. Don’t waste your money, take it from someone whose money was taken and refused a refund.

It's terrible and offers no value. Nothing but a click bait with no real features. Just a way to exploit users for money.

Avoid. Avoid. Avoid. It's spammy, scammy and just not worth it. I've been using it for a few weeks – but its just the same jobs on rotation. Or jobs that aren't relevant to my skills.

I sent some messages out to people to connect and then I received referral link after referral link. Yeah, no thanks.

Then I tried to cancel my sub, there's no where in the account dashboard to do this. There's also no support/live chat option. Or any contact information. The only way I found out about the support email was here – on TrustPilot.

Once you email support you'll get an automatic reply with the link to cancel your sub. So if you're reading this and need that link (without the painful UX): [get dot intch dot org forward slash subscription forward slash cancel]

This is a scam and expert entrapment to get you to pay/subscribe without knowing. They then pretend that a refund is not possible.

SCAM! Do not engage with this platform. I would give zero stars if it were possible. After answering a bunch of prying questions and providing your contact information you will find out there is a fee for job seekers to "use"or more acurrately be used by the platform. Next, you will find nothing but very few and crappy leads at that. The platform does not help make any real connections. What's worse is that there is no vetting of the jobs or the "companies" posting the jobs. It's just a money grab to prey on individuals who are looking for work. Absolutely disgusting!

Never use the site, ask for refund and DENIED. SNEAKY BUSINESS made you through the entire onboarding and slap you with a paywall. TONS OF COMPLAINS online on unethical practices and site doesn't provide freelance opportunities as advertised.

Signed up in or around September 2025 to seek freelance opportunities. Found nothing but a load of scams. The, just before Christmas, they swiped $39 off my card without notice or warning. When I complained they relied upon the small print. Scummy, disreputable grifters. Stay well away from them.

UPDATE 9th Jan: Based on their response below, I did as they suggested and still got knocked back. As I said, stay clear of them.

Intch seems like a good idea but it doesn't work well. I'm writing to warn you to unsubscribe immediately. after you initially subscribe with a discount, you will be informed that it will renew automatically, but you won't ever hear from them again until you notice the full fee going out a year later. So if you've subscribed- email "support at intch dot org" to cancel your subscription otherwise you won't get a refund. Note. I can't yet confirm if this even works.

You only get to see the value of the platform after paying, and it is non refundable if you see zero value. They misrepresent the number and quality of opportunities available - not quite a full blown scam but I see little difference

The warning on Trustpilot says it all ! Save your money and look somewhere else for freelance work.

Does not work! Save your time and money. I signed up and found nothing. Thought I would try again and spent money to get back on but it won't log with correct credentials and I am unable to get a refund.

They are a scam don't provide any info.

Total scam. Would give zero stars if I could. I purchased a one year subscription and after using it for a few days, it was clear the product did not live up to its description, and I wanted to cancel my account. It claimed it could connect me with over a 1000 unique, personalized job offers when I took their "10 minute quiz". However, I wasn't able to actually see any of the content until I paid the paywall, and when I did, it only had 8-10 offers listed on repeat, and none of them were remotely suited to my skills, but there were plenty of MLM’s and scammy content. On the website and on the app it stated that to cancel the subscription all I needed to do was go into the subscription tab in my iPhone's System settings, select the app, and then cancel there. I attempted to do so, however there was no subscription present, so I assumed there was no ongoing subscription or pending charges listed, so I deleted the app. I checked my receipt, and there was no explanation on how to cancel listed there, or any terms or conditions listed either. Then I got another charge to my account this week, with no receipt or notice before or after.
When I reached out the company, speaking with Mike Martin, the head of their customer service team, and asked why I hadn't received any renewal notice or reminder, they claimed that because I purchased the subscription, I had thereby agreed to all their terms and conditions and was not entitled to a renewal notice. When I explained that I followed all their directions to cancel my account months earlier and didn't see any subscriptions listed, so I shouldn't have been charged for a renewal and I wanted a refund, they said they "couldn't" refund me because I had to request the refund before they charged my card, which I had no idea I needed to do because I didn't know I still had an active subscription. They told me I was supposed to email them to cancel, but the directions they have on their website say to cancel through the app, which they never communicated in the app or otherwise. At no point did I receive any retainable information about how to cancel that was accurate.
When I sent them the text of California’s Automatic Renewal Law and explained that as a resident of CA, I was legally entitled to a renewal notice and an accurate explanation of how to cancel before they charged my bank account again, they simply claimed I didn't know what I was talking about. They continue to deny me a refund for the improper charge. I have reported them to the BBB, Federal Trade Commission, and the CA Attorney General’s Office. Stay away!