How do I cancel a Subpilot subscription on Google Play?
Answer
Cancel Subpilot in Google Play’s subscription settings for the Google account that paid for it, not only inside the Subpilot app. If the subscription does not appear there, check whether it was billed through another store, PayPal, or the Subpilot website.
Before you start: stop right away if…
- Avoid third-party sites that promise instant subscription cancellation for a fee.
Follow these steps
Open Google Play subscriptions
On the Android phone, open the Google Play Store, tap your profile photo, then open Payments & subscriptions and choose Subscriptions. On a computer, sign in at play.google.com/store/account/subscriptions with the same Google account.
You should see: You see a list of active subscriptions for that Google account.
Find Subpilot and cancel it
Select the Subpilot subscription, review the renewal date, then tap Cancel subscription and confirm. Deleting the Subpilot app alone does not cancel billing.
You should see: Google Play confirms the subscription is canceled and shows when access ends.
Check other billing sources if Subpilot is missing
If Subpilot is not listed in Google Play, check PayPal, your bank or card statement for the merchant name, and any Subpilot website account. Cancel from the store or site that actually billed you.
You should see: You identify the real billing source and cancel there, or confirm no other Subpilot charge exists.
Confirm no renewal remains
Return to the subscriptions list after a few minutes and confirm Subpilot shows as canceled or expired. Keep the cancellation email or screenshot from Google Play.
You should see: Subpilot no longer shows as set to renew.
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Extra tips
What to look for: Subpilot listed under Google Play subscriptions, the billing Google account, the next renewal date, and whether Cancel is available or grayed out
Before you change anything: Confirm which Google account was used to buy Subpilot. Note the next renewal date before you cancel. Use the official Google Play app or play.google.com, not random cancel links from email. Never share your Google password or verification codes with unexpected callers.