Plain-English, step-by-step guides for cancelling subscriptions, stopping free trials before they charge, and finding the recurring charges you forgot about, on iOS, Android, Google Play and the App Store.
Most subscriptions are billed through the App Store or Google Play. Here's the official way to cancel each.
The exact steps on Android and the web, plus how to stop a free trial and what to do if you can't find the charge.
→Cancel iPhone & iPad subscriptions in under a minute, step-by-step.
Stop a recurring PayPal payment that isn't tied to an app store.
Some subscriptions aren't billed through a store at all. These guides cover the trickiest ones to get out of.
The phone number, the retention department, the early termination fees, and the equipment-return trap, step-by-step.
We're adding the services people most want out of, a few genuinely useful guides at a time, never a hundred thin ones.
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Keep every subscription and free trial in one list, with reminders before anything renews, then open the App Store or Google Play cancellation screen in a single tap. Card-billed services get a step-by-step guide. Free on iOS & Android, no bank login.
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