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How to cancel,
step by step.

Tracked subscriptions open a step-by-step guide for cancelling with the provider. You cancel with the service, then mark it cancelled — the reminders stop and the history stays.

FreeOn every plan.

  • Around a hundred guides
  • We never cancel for you

Cancelling is one decision.
It should not be an afternoon.

Services are designed so that the cancel button is the hardest thing on the site to find. The reminder buys you the days; the guide spends them on the decision instead of on the search.

How a cancel guide works

When we have a guide

  1. 1

    Open the subscription in the app. Under its details is a How to cancel card with the service's name.

  2. 2

    Tap it. The guide opens from renewreminder.com in a browser inside the app.

  3. 3

    Pick where you subscribed — web, iPhone or Android — and work down the numbered steps. The progress bar ticks along as you go.

  4. 4

    Where the service has a cancel page of its own, Go to Cancel Page takes you straight there. You cancel with the service, with your own login.

  5. 5

    Close the guide and choose Mark as cancelled from the record's menu. Reminders stop; the record and its payment history stay.

When we don't have one yet

  1. 1

    The record shows No cancel guide yet, with Ask us to write one.

  2. 2

    Tap it, choose whether we email you when the guide is ready, and Send request.

  3. 3

    The card changes to Guide requested. One request per service — asking again just updates your email choice.

  4. 4

    When the guide is published it appears on the record like any other. Until then the record tracks and reminds as usual.

Renew Reminder never cancels anything for you, and never asks for a service's password.

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A guide for the ones that make it hard.

Each guide is a checklist you work through: what to tap, in order, ticked off as you go, with separate steps for the web, iPhone or Android where they differ. Where the service has a cancel page of its own, the guide has a button straight to it — then what happens after, and the catches worth knowing first.

  • Step by step, with a progress bar
  • Web, iOS and Android paths where they differ
  • Open to anyone, no sign-in

Browse the cancellation guides →

03

No guide yet? Ask, and be told when it lands.

If a service has no guide, the record says so and offers to ask for one. Choose whether to be emailed when it is ready and send the request — once per service. Asking does not promise a date; it tells us which guides people actually want.

In the appOne request per serviceEmail when it is ready
04

Cancelled? Mark it, keep the history.

Once you have cancelled with the service, mark the record cancelled. Reminders stop, it leaves your monthly total, and the app shows what that is worth over a year. The record stays, with its payment history, so next year's “was I ever subscribed to that?” has an answer.

  • Reminders stop the moment it is marked
  • “$719.88 a year you are no longer spending” — a forecast, not a refund
  • Find it later under Cancelled in the filter sheet
  • Bills and investments are paused instead

What we do, and what we don't

Remi tells you which.

Ask what to cancel and Remi answers from your own records — the biggest yearly charge, what renews this week. It points; you decide, and you do the cancelling.

Trials carry their own deadline.

A free trial is tracked with its end date and price, and shows on your calendar as a trial ending, so you can cancel before the first charge, not after it.

You press the button.

Renew Reminder never cancels on your behalf, negotiates a bill, or asks for account passwords. It shows you how, with time to spare; the decision and the click stay yours.

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Start with the one you meant to cancel last month

Add it, open the record, and the guide is waiting. Then let the reminder make sure the next one never gets this far.

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