Straight answers for ending recurring services
Cancel subscriptions and services
without the runaround.
Find the right route, know what could still be charged, and leave with proof that it is done.
No affiliation with the companies listed. We check the instructions regularly.
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CANCELLATION SCORE
Who makes leaving simple?
Lower scores mean less work. We publish a score only when we can document the full process.
The tougher exits
Easiest companies to cancelSee which guides have the clearest documented exits.Hardest companies to cancelKnow where timing, support, fees or follow-up can slow you down.Companies you can cancel onlineStart with the fastest self-serve routes where they exist.Fees and balance riskCheck what can still be charged before you finish.
See what goes into a score →Chart preview below
MOST SOUGHT
Where people need help
Frequently searched companies, with the cancellation score beside each guide.
#1
YouTube TVStreaming video
→#2
Planet FitnessGyms and fitness
→#3
Disney PlusStreaming video
→#4
FuboStreaming video
→#5
HuluStreaming video
→#6
PeacockStreaming video
→#7
Paramount PlusStreaming video
→#8
NetflixStreaming video
→#9
SpotifyMusic and audio
→#10
AudibleMusic and audio
→#11
Experian MembershipCredit and identity protection
→#12
XfinityInternet and mobile
→WHEN CANCELLING GETS MESSY
What went wrong?
Pick the problem you are dealing with and see what to do next.
Deleting the app
Will deleting the app stop the charge?
Usually not. Cancel with the company or app store that actually bills you.
Read what to do →Free trialsHow do I avoid the first charge?
Find the exact cutoff, cancel through the biller, and save the confirmation.
Read what to do →iPhone subscriptionsWhere do I cancel a subscription on iPhone?
Open Apple’s subscription settings, choose the plan, and confirm its expiration date.
Read what to do →Blocked cancellationWhat if the company will not cancel?
Build a short paper trail, escalate clearly, and protect any payment deadline.
Read what to do →Charged againWhat if another charge appears?
Check the effective date, gather proof, and challenge the right transaction.
Read what to do →Bank helpCan my bank stop the subscription?
A bank can address payments, but that may not end the underlying agreement.
Read what to do →RefundsCan I get the latest charge back?
Check the policy, act quickly, and ask with dates and proof.
Read what to do →HOW SCORING WORKS
What makes an exit difficult
We look at five things you actually deal with while cancelling. Missing information never earns a company an easy score.
01How you cancel
02Time and steps
03Notice or contract
04Money still at risk
05Work left afterward
BROWSE
What do you want to cancel?
01Shopping and memberships→02Gyms and fitness→03Health and wellness→04Streaming video→05Travel memberships→06Business software→07News and media→08Insurance→09Financial memberships→10Home security and warranties→11Security and privacy software→12Storage→13Internet and mobile→14Cloud storage→15Credit and identity protection→16Meal delivery→17Software and digital services→18Education→19Dating→20Music and audio→21Car wash memberships→22Home services→23Pet memberships→24Gaming→25Automotive subscriptions→26Social and creator subscriptions→
Find the biller. Cancel. Save the receipt.
Check who charged you
The company on the card statement or receipt determines which route to use.
Follow that route
Work through the steps and finish every confirmation screen.
Keep something in writing
Save the end date, confirmation, and any return receipt.
QUICK ANSWERS
Before you cancel, check these four things.
They prevent most repeat charges, missed deadlines and “I thought it was cancelled” surprises.
How do I cancel a subscription?
Find the company or app store that bills you, use that cancellation route, finish every confirmation step, then save the end date and proof.
Does deleting an app stop billing?
Usually no. Deleting an app removes it from your device. Cancel the paid subscription first through the company, Apple, Google Play or another biller.
What should I save after cancelling?
Save the cancellation confirmation, effective date, account status, final bill, case number and any equipment-return tracking.
Why do some companies have higher cancellation scores?
Higher scores usually mean more steps, stricter timing, phone or mail requirements, contract risk, money at risk or extra follow-up after cancellation.
BEHIND THE NUMBERS
What the records can tell us
Public records reveal broad patterns across industries. For an actual cancellation, use the company guide.
Where the information comes from →Chart preview below
THE DIRECTORY
1000 company guides, grouped by the service you pay for.
Open a category to see the full list.
Shopping and memberships52companiesGyms and fitness47companiesHealth and wellness47companiesStreaming video46companiesTravel memberships46companiesBusiness software45companiesNews and media45companiesInsurance44companiesFinancial memberships43companiesHome security and warranties43companiesSecurity and privacy software43companiesStorage42companiesInternet and mobile41companiesCloud storage39companiesCredit and identity protection39companiesMeal delivery37companiesSoftware and digital services37companiesEducation36companiesDating34companiesMusic and audio34companiesCar wash memberships32companiesHome services32companiesPet memberships32companiesGaming30companiesAutomotive subscriptions20companiesSocial and creator subscriptions14companies