How is it not absolutely obvious on the Classpass pricing page that it's a monthly subscription? Chargebacks are a real dick move, and should be used as a last

How is it not absolutely obvious on the Classpass pricing page that it's a monthly subscription? Chargebacks are a real dick move, and should be used as a last resort if the company gives you any trouble when cancelling. Otherwise you're literally stealing from the service, for example your patronage cost the company 15*6=$90 in just chargeback fees (Stripe) because you couldn't be bothered to cancel your plan online in a minute. I think most SaaS companies would be happy to not have you as a customer.