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How to Cancel Spotify Subscription [2021]

Unlike Apple Music and Amazon Music, Spotify offers a free and ad-supported version for its users. However, it also a premium version at a rate of $9.99 per month. The premium version offers advanced features like
- enhanced audio quality
- no-ads
- stream latest releases instantly
- unlimited downloads
- Spotify connect
Spotify premium packs plenty of advanced features to impress its users. However, once you decided to leave Spotify premium, you must cancel your subscription to stop the automatic billing. In this article, we will show you the simple step-by-step procedure to cancel Spotify premium subscription. After cancellation, users can access the free version.

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How to Cancel Spotify Premium Subscription
#1: Open a web browser and visit the login page of Spotify.
#2: Click Log In and enter your Spotify user account credentials.
#3: After entering the login details, tap Log In.

#4: Click your profile icon on the top right corner of the screen and select Account.
#5: Select Subscription on the left-side panel.
#6: Select Change or Cancel.
#7: Click Cancel Premium.
#8: On the next screen, tap Yes, cancel.
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How to Cancel Spotify Premium Subscription via Apple ID Settings
This method is only applicable for the iPhone and iPad users who purchased Spotify premium through the Apple ID.
#1: Open Settings.
#2: Select your name and click the menu which labelled as iTunes and App Store.
#3: Tap your Apple ID on the top of the screen.

#4: Click View Apple ID.

#5: Scroll down and click Subscriptions.
#6: From the list, select Spotify and tap Cancel Subscription.
#7: Click Confirm.
How to Cancel Spotify Premium Subscription on Android
There is no dedicated method to cancel Spotify premium on Android devices. Users must access the browser method to unsubscribe Spotify premium.
That’s it. You have successfully unsubscribed from Spotify premium account. Now, you will be switched to the free account. For three months, Spotify will save all of your premium account playlists and settings details on their server. If you want, you can re-activate your Spotify premium account without losing any data.
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