How to cancel Spotify Premium

Go to spotify.com/account, click 'Your Plan,' then 'Change Plan,' scroll to the bottom, and select 'Cancel Premium.' Confirm, Premium stays active until the end of the billing period, then reverts to free. If you subscribed via Apple, Google Play, or a mobile carrier, you must cancel through that provider instead.

On any phone, open a browser, log into spotify.com/account, and follow the web steps: 'Your Plan' → 'Change Plan' → scroll to bottom → 'Cancel Premium' → confirm. If you subscribed through the App Store (iPhone) or Google Play (Android), cancel in your phone's subscription settings instead.

The Spotify app itself does not have a direct cancel button. You must use a mobile browser to visit spotify.com/account and follow the cancellation flow. If you originally subscribed in-app via Apple or Google, you need to cancel in your device's subscription settings (iPhone: Settings > Subscriptions; Android: Google Play > Subscriptions).

If you subscribed via Google Play (most Android users), open the Google Play app, tap Menu > Subscriptions, select Spotify, and hit 'Cancel Subscription.' If you signed up directly on Spotify's website, use a browser to go to spotify.com/account and cancel there. Premium remains active until the end of the billing cycle.

To cancel a free trial and avoid being charged, do it before the trial ends. Go to spotify.com/account, click 'Your Plan,' then 'Cancel Premium.' If you subscribed via Apple or Google, cancel in your device's subscription settings. You'll keep Premium until the trial period expires, then switch to free with no charge.

If you signed up through the App Store (most iPhone users), go to iPhone Settings > [your name] > Subscriptions, tap Spotify, and select 'Cancel Subscription.' If you subscribed via Spotify's website, use a browser to cancel at spotify.com/account. Your access continues until the next billing date.

Same as any trial: cancel before the trial ends to avoid payment. Use the web steps at spotify.com/account or, if subscribed via Apple/Google, cancel in their subscription settings. Spotify sends a reminder email before the trial ends, but don't rely on it.

Canceling Premium automatically stops any future payments. There's no separate autopay toggle, just cancel the subscription. If you want to keep Premium but stop auto-renewal, that's not possible; you must cancel, and your account reverts to free at the end of the paid period.

Spotify generally does not provide refunds for partial months. If you cancel within the first 14 days of a new subscription (or trial), you may be eligible for a refund, contact Spotify customer support directly. Refunds for purchases via Apple/Google must be requested through their respective support teams.

Canceling Premium does not delete your account; it only downgrades to free. Your playlists, saved music, and profile remain. To permanently close your account, go to spotify.com/account, click 'Account Privacy,' then 'I want to close my account.' But simply canceling Premium is enough to stop payments.

"Who" is likely a typo, the question is "how." But if you meant "whom to contact," no one needs to be called; you cancel yourself online. If you encounter issues, Spotify's customer support (via their website or social media) can help. For Apple/Google subscriptions, contact those providers.

You must log in to cancel. If you forgot your password, use the 'Forgot password?' link on the login page to reset it. Without accessing your account, cancellation is impossible, no third-party service can do it for you.

Same as canceling Premium: go to spotify.com/account > 'Your Plan' > 'Change Plan' > scroll down > 'Cancel Premium' > confirm. If you're on a bundled plan (e.g., with Hulu or a mobile carrier), check the specific terms, cancellation might need to be done through the partner provider.

The steps are identical whether you're on an Individual, Duo, or Family plan. Access your account page, find the plan section, and click 'Cancel Premium.' The subscription reverts to free after the paid period ends, and your playlists are safe.

To avoid being charged for the next month, cancel before the next billing date (shown on your account page). If you want to maximize your subscription, cancel on the last day of the billing period, you keep Premium until that date. For trials, cancel at least 24 hours before the trial ends.

Same as above: before the next renewal date. If you're unhappy with the service or no longer need it, cancel anytime. There's no penalty for canceling mid-cycle, but you won't get a refund for unused days unless it's within the first 14 days of a new subscription.

When you cancel, Premium benefits remain active until the end of the current billing period, you don't lose access immediately. After that, your account switches to the free tier (with ads, limited skips, and lower audio quality). Your library and playlists are preserved.

On the web: spotify.com/account. On iPhone: Settings > Subscriptions (if via Apple). On Android: Google Play Store > Subscriptions (if via Google). If subscribed via a mobile carrier (e.g., T-Mobile, Verizon) or another provider (e.g., Roku, Amazon), cancel through that provider's account settings.

Same as above, the cancellation location depends on your payment method. For direct Spotify billing, use spotify.com/account. For third-party billing, go to the respective subscription management page (Apple App Store, Google Play, carrier portal, etc.).

Common reasons include: saving money, dissatisfaction with price increases, limited use, switching to a competitor, or preferring the free tier. Spotify Premium offers ad-free listening, offline downloads, and better audio quality, but if those don't justify the cost, canceling makes sense.