Streaming > Music, Podcasts, & Audio How to Cancel an Apple Music Subscription It's easy to unsubscribe when you're done By Sam Costello Sam Costello Facebook Twitter Writer Ithaca College Sam Costello has been writing about tech since 2000. His writing has appeared in publications such as CNN.com, PC World, InfoWord, and many others. lifewire's editorial guidelines Updated on November 2, 2022 Tweet Share Email Tweet Share Email Music, Podcasts, & Audio Audio Streaming Apple Music Spotify Pandora Prime Music Music For Your Life Podcasts Radio CDs, MP3s, & Other Media What to Know Go to music.apple.com and select your Profile > Settings > Subscriptions > Manage > Cancel Subscription.Alternatively, cancel your subscription in your iPhone Settings.If you use Google Pay to pay for Apple Music, you must unsubscribe through the Google Play Store app. This article explains how to cancel Apple Music on any device. How to Cancel Apple Music Because your subscription is tied to your Apple ID, canceling it in one location cancels it in all locations that use your Apple ID. So, no matter what device you used to sign up, you can use any device to cancel your subscription. Go to music.apple.com and sign in to your account (if you're not already signed in). Select your Profile icon. Select Settings. Scroll down to Subscriptions and select Manage. Select Cancel Subscription. Select Cancel Subscription again to confirm. Other Ways to Cancel Apple Music If you can't cancel your subscription at music.apple.com, cancel your subscription in your iPhone Settings. If you use Google Pay to pay for Apple Music, you must unsubscribe from the app in the Play Store. What Happens to Saved Songs After Cancellation? While using Apple Music, you might have saved songs for offline playback. You only have access to those songs, however, while you maintain an active subscription. If you cancel your Apple Music plan, you won't be able to listen to those saved songs. A Note About Cancellation and Billing After you follow the steps above, your subscription is canceled. However, your access to Apple Music doesn't immediately end at that point. Because subscriptions are charged at the beginning of each month, you'll have access until the end of the current month. For example, if you cancel your subscription on July 2, you can use the service until the end of July. On Aug. 1, your subscription will end, and you won't be charged again. However, if you cancel a trial subscription, your access terminates immediately. Was this page helpful? Thanks for letting us know! Get the Latest Tech News Delivered Every Day Subscribe Tell us why! Other Not enough details Hard to understand Submit