Official cancellation guides for subscription providers

Netflix

Cancel Netflix from your membership page. Billing partner packages can change the flow.

Disney+

Disney+ says you can cancel in your account settings or through the billing partner that manages your subscription.

Max

Max first asks you to confirm who bills your subscription, then cancel through that provider.

Apple TV+

Apple TV+ can be canceled from Apple subscription settings, and Apple documents a web path for some users.

YouTube Premium

YouTube Premium can be canceled from Paid memberships, but Apple-billed subscriptions jump into Apple subscriptions.

Spotify Premium

Spotify Premium can usually be canceled from Manage your plan, but partner billing can route you elsewhere.

Apple Music

Apple Music can be canceled on the web or through Apple subscription settings, depending on how it is billed.

YouTube Music

YouTube Music Premium uses the same paid-membership cancellation flow as YouTube Premium, with Apple and Google Play differences.

PlayStation Plus

PlayStation Plus can be canceled on the web or on console from subscription settings.

EA Play

EA Play can be canceled in your EA account on PC, while console and partner purchases follow platform-specific cancellation paths.

Discord Nitro

Discord Nitro must be canceled on the same device type used to purchase it.

Apple Arcade

Apple Arcade is managed like other Apple subscriptions through subscription settings.

Microsoft 365

Microsoft 365 can be canceled from your Microsoft subscriptions page when Microsoft bills you directly.

Microsoft Copilot Pro

Copilot Pro can be canceled from Microsoft account subscriptions when it is billed directly by Microsoft.

Google One

Google One can be canceled from the Google One app or Google Play, depending on how the membership is billed.

Dropbox Plus

Dropbox Plus can be canceled on the web or through Apple and Google Play if it was purchased on mobile.

Adobe Creative Cloud

Adobe Creative Cloud can be canceled from the Adobe account plan page when Adobe bills you directly.

Adobe Acrobat

Adobe Acrobat subscriptions follow Adobe’s standard account-based cancellation path when billed directly by Adobe.

ChatGPT Plus

ChatGPT Plus can be canceled from ChatGPT settings on the web, or through Apple or Google Play when those platforms handle billing.

Claude Pro

Claude Pro can be canceled from the platform where you originally subscribed; Anthropic documents an iOS in-app billing path.

Evernote

Evernote documents direct web cancellation in account billing and sends Apple and Google Play purchases back to those platforms.

Grammarly Premium

Grammarly Premium can be canceled from the Subscription area of your account. Apple purchases must be managed with Apple.

Zoom Pro

Zoom online plans auto-renew until canceled. Direct-sales or quote-based subscriptions follow a different support path.

LinkedIn Premium

LinkedIn Premium can be canceled from Premium features and subscription settings, but the path depends on where you bought it.

MasterClass

MasterClass says cancellations must be done in a web browser for direct subscriptions, while App Store and Google Play purchases are canceled in those stores.

Skillshare

Skillshare says direct subscriptions are canceled in Account settings, while app-store purchases must be canceled through Apple or Google Play.

Babbel

Babbel says subscriptions are managed from Account Information, and app-store purchases must be canceled in the store where you bought them.

The New York Times

The New York Times says eligible direct-billed subscriptions can be canceled in Account, while Apple and Google subscriptions must be canceled with those third parties.

Tinder Gold

Tinder says the cancellation flow depends on whether you bought the subscription through Apple, Google Play, Tinder.com, or a direct card payment on Android.

Bumble Premium

Bumble says cancellation depends on whether you subscribed through Apple, Google Play, or directly with Bumble.

Hinge+

Hinge says subscriptions renew automatically unless canceled at least 24 hours before renewal, and the flow depends on the original payment method.

Match

Match says subscriptions, add-ons, free trials, and account cancellation are managed from Manage Subscription in account settings.

Plenty of Fish Premium

Plenty of Fish says the cancellation path depends on whether you subscribed through Apple, Google Play, or POF.com.

Uber One

Uber One can be canceled in the app from Manage Membership, but Uber says the cancel button may disappear close to renewal.

Instacart+

Instacart+ can be canceled from the membership page in the app or on the website.

Walmart+

Walmart+ can be canceled from your Walmart account membership settings.

Sam's Club

Sam’s Club says memberships can be canceled online from Manage Membership, by phone, or at the member service desk.

Shipt

Shipt says you can cancel from the Account and Shipt Membership Profile area, or through Target if Target manages the membership.

Thrive Market

Thrive Market says California residents can manage cancellation in Account Settings, while other members can cancel through support.

Home Chef

Home Chef says pausing the account stops all future deliveries and recurring charges, and the cancellation is not complete until the confirmation screen and email arrive.

Noom

Noom says subscriptions can be canceled in the app, on the web through the Subscription Portal, or through Apple and Google Play if those stores bill you.

WeightWatchers

WeightWatchers provides a direct cancellation page and explains when cancellation takes effect for one-month, commitment, and prepaid plans.

MyFitnessPal Premium

MyFitnessPal says you must cancel on the same platform where you originally paid.

Strava

Strava says you must cancel on the same platform where the subscription was purchased.

Headspace

Headspace says cancellation depends on whether you subscribed directly, through Apple, or through Google Play.

Calm

Calm says cancellation depends on where the subscription was purchased, with separate paths for web, Apple, and Google Play.