If you’re a Spotify user, there’s a good chance you’ve heard of the company’s “cancellation policy.” If not, here’s a quick overview:
- If you don’t want to continue using Spotify after your account is cancelled, you can do so by going to your account settings and clicking on the “Cancel my account” button.
- If you do want to continue using Spotify, you’ll need to create a new account and enter your credit card information. Once your new account is created, you can use it to cancel your old one.
Go to your account page. Once you’ve logged in, go to the Account page. Scroll down to the Your plan section and choose a new plan. Tap or click Change Plan on the following screen. On the next page, scroll all the way down to Spotify Free and tap or click Cancel Premium.
Spotify is a subscription-free service, so you may cancel your membership at any time. If you want to continue using Spotify, it will cost you just $9.99 per month.
Why can’t I cancel my Spotify membership? If you don’t see an option to cancel your Spotify subscription on the account page, it’s possible that you registered via a third party like iTunes or a broadband/mobile provider. You must contact the firm in charge of your payments if this is the case.
Sign in to your Spotify account and follow these steps: Select “Login” from the drop-down menu at the top of the page. Then, type your username and password; a link will appear on the screen so that you may access it anytime. It’s best not to try this if you’re using an older browser or computer system since many devices?
To delete your Spotify account, go to the Contact Spotify Support page and select “Account.” Then choose “I want to cancel my account.” Continue clicking “Continue” until you get a confirmation email with a link to permanently terminate your membership.
