You’re not alone if you want to cancel your Spotify Premium subscription. Many people sign up for the ad-free, unlimited listening experience but eventually decide it’s no longer worth the monthly fee. Thankfully, cancelling Spotify Premium is a quick and straightforward process.
This guide’ll tell you exactly how to cancel Spotify premium subscription.
Spotify Premium provides a much better listening experience compared to the free version. With Premium, you get:
However, at $10.99 per month for an individual plan, it’s one of the more expensive music streaming services. For some folks, the cost eventually outweighs the benefits.
Before cancelling, consider trying out Spotify’s student ($5.99/month) or family plans ($16.99 for up to 6 accounts), which offer Premium features at a lower price. But if you’re sure you want to cancel, here’s how to do it in just a few clicks.
Cancelling Premium via the Spotify website is quick and easy:
And that’s it! Your Premium subscription will remain active until your current billing cycle ends. You’ll revert to Spotify’s free, ad-supported version once your next payment date passes.
You can also cancel your Spotify Premium subscription right from your iPhone, iPad, or Android device.
After confirming cancellation on mobile, your Premium access will remain until the next billing date, just like on desktop.
Once your next billing date passes after cancelling, here’s what to expect as a free Spotify user:
Downgrading to free Spotify can be an adjustment after enjoying Premium features. But you’ll save $120 per year by cancelling!
If you later decide to resubscribe, visit your Spotify account and restart your Premium membership.
There are a few common reasons why folks decide to cancel their Spotify Premium subscription:
But while Premium has its limitations, many users find it’s worth the monthly fee for an ad-free, unlimited, high-quality listening experience.
No, there are no refunds for partial subscription periods. You’ll retain access until your renewal date.
Yes! Cancelling Premium simply reverts your account back to the free version. Your library and playlists remain intact.
Downloaded songs for offline listening will be removed. But your library and playlists stay the same, you just can’t download songs.
While Spotify Premium provides an upgraded listening experience, the cost may eventually outweigh the benefits for some folks. Thankfully, cancelling your subscription is quick and straightforward.
Just log into your Spotify account, visit the plan section, and click “Cancel Premium.” You’ll revert back to free Spotify until you’re ready to resubscribe and enjoy ad-free, unlimited listening again.
What factors led you to cancel Premium? Share your reasons and experiences in the comments below!
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