To find your subscriptions on iPhone, open Settings, tap your name at the top, then tap Subscriptions. You’ll see every subscription billed through your Apple Account, with active ones at the top and expired ones below, along with each renewal date and price.
That list only covers services you pay for through Apple, such as App Store app subscriptions, Apple Music, and iCloud+. Something you signed up for on a company’s website, or that your wireless carrier bills, won’t be there. The sections below show how to cancel from the list and how to track down a charge you can’t find.
How to see all your subscriptions on iPhone
- Open Settings.
- Tap your name at the top of the screen.
- Tap Subscriptions. It can take a few seconds to load.
- Review the list. Each active subscription shows its renewal date; expired ones show the date they ended.
- Tap any subscription to see its price, plan options, and cancel button.
You can also reach the same list from the App Store: tap your photo or initials in the top-right corner, then tap Subscriptions.
How to cancel a subscription from the list
Note: For a free trial, cancel at least 24 hours before it ends, or it may renew as a paid subscription. Canceling a paid subscription usually keeps it working until the end of the period you already paid for.
- In Settings > your name > Subscriptions, tap the subscription.
- Scroll down and tap Cancel Subscription. For a trial, the button may say Cancel Free Trial.
- Confirm the cancellation when asked.
If there’s no cancel button and you see a message in red with an end date, the subscription is already canceled. Deleting the app does not cancel its subscription; you’ll keep getting billed until you cancel here. Once it’s canceled, you can remove the app from your iPhone if you no longer need it.
The same screen also lets you switch to a different plan when the service offers one, or renew an expired subscription.
Can’t find a subscription you’re being charged for?
Work through these checks in order. Most missing subscriptions turn out to be billed by someone else or tied to another Apple Account.
- Search your email for “receipt from Apple” or “invoice from Apple.” The receipt names the Apple Account that paid. If it’s a different account, sign in to that account to cancel.
- Check who billed you. If the receipt or bank statement shows a company other than Apple, cancel with that company directly, usually in the account settings on its website or app.
- Check your carrier. Services bundled with a phone plan, such as a streaming service or Apple Music through a carrier deal, are canceled through the carrier, not Apple.
- Check Family Sharing. If a family member pays for a shared subscription, only that person can cancel it. Ask them to cancel from their own iPhone.
Apple lays out the same checks in its guide to canceling subscriptions.
How to see what Apple has charged you
Subscriptions only shows recurring plans. To see every Apple charge, including one-time app purchases and in-app purchases, check your purchase history:
- Open the App Store.
- Tap your photo or initials.
- Tap Apps & Purchase History, then Purchase History.
- Tap Last 90 days to change the date range, or search by the amount on your statement.
You can also sign in at reportaproblem.apple.com on any browser to see the same records and request a refund for an eligible purchase. Apple explains the steps in its purchase history article. Apple may group several purchases into one charge, so a single bank line can cover more than one item.
Where else to manage subscriptions
| Device | Where to go |
|---|---|
| iPad | Same as iPhone: Settings > your name > Subscriptions |
| Mac | App Store > your name at the bottom of the sidebar > Subscriptions |
| Windows PC | Apple Music or Apple TV app > View My Account > Subscriptions > Manage |
| Any web browser | account.apple.com, then the Subscriptions section |
The web option helps when you no longer have the iPhone. If you’ve forgotten the password for that account, reset your Apple Account password first.
Common questions
Why doesn’t my Netflix or Spotify subscription show up?
Those services usually bill you directly when you sign up on their websites, so they don’t appear in your Apple list. Manage them in the service’s own account settings. If you subscribed through the App Store, it will appear under Subscriptions.
Is iCloud+ storage in the Subscriptions list?
Yes, iCloud+ is billed through your Apple Account. You can also change it from Settings > your name > iCloud; see how to change your iCloud storage plan.
Can I stop my child from starting new subscriptions?
Yes. With Family Sharing, turn on Ask to Buy for the child so each purchase, including subscriptions, needs your approval first.
Matthew Roberts is the founder and editor of ARS Digitech. He started the site to answer the iPhone questions his friends and family kept asking him, and it has grown into a library of iPhone and iOS how-to guides. Matthew writes and maintains every tutorial on the site, checking steps and menu names against Apple’s official support documentation and updating guides when an iOS release moves a setting.