How to Use This Tool To Cancel Your Third-Party or Bundled Subscriptions

1. Identify your billing provider – Check your bank statement. The merchant name (APPLE.COM/BILL, GOOGLE*SERVICE, your carrier name) tells you who's actually charging you.
   
   

2. Find your provider in the tool – Browse by category (App Stores, Mobile Carriers, Streaming Bundles, TV Platforms) or search for the subscription name directly.
   
   

3. Follow the cancellation steps – Each provider entry includes the exact navigation path, direct links to cancellation pages, and warnings about contracts or family plans.
   
   

4. Confirm cancellation – Check for confirmation emails and monitor your next billing statement.
   
   

Why Third-Party Billing Makes Cancellation Difficult

Streaming services and apps route subscriptions through intermediaries for distribution and payment processing. Apple and Google handle in-app purchases. Carriers bundle streaming as plan perks. Roku and Amazon act as storefronts for premium channels.

The problem:

These billing relationships aren't obvious when you sign up, and the subscription owner often can't help you cancel. Netflix support will tell you to contact Apple. Apple's cancellation page is buried in iOS settings. Carrier-bundled subscriptions don't appear in the streaming app at all.

This tool consolidates cancellation instructions for 50+ billing providers across the US, UK, Canada, and Australia, so you can find the right process without spending hours searching through support articles.

Billing Providers Covered

Mobile Carriers: Verizon, T-Mobile, AT&T, EE, Vodafone, O2, Three, Rogers, Bell, Telus, Optus, Telstra, including carrier streaming perks and add-ons

App Stores: Apple App Store, Google Play Store, Amazon Appstore, Samsung Galaxy Store, Microsoft Store—covering all in-app subscriptions

Streaming Bundles: Disney Bundle, Apple One, Amazon Prime, Walmart+, YouTube Premium Family, Spotify Family, Hulu + Live TV, Xbox Game Pass Ultimate, PlayStation Plus tiers

TV & Channel Platforms: Roku Channel subscriptions, Prime Video Channels, Apple TV Channels, YouTube TV, YouTube Primetime Channels, Sling TV, FuboTV, Philo, NOW (UK), Fetch TV (AU)

Payment Processors: PayPal recurring payments, Direct Debit (UK), Venmo, Cash App, with warnings about payments vs. actual subscription cancellation

Internet & Cable Providers: Xfinity, Spectrum, DirecTV, DISH, Sky, Virgin Media, BT TV, for streaming add-ons billed through broadband packages

Common Cancellation Scenarios

"I cancelled in the app but I'm still being charged" You likely subscribed through the App Store or Google Play. The app can't cancel it, go to your device's subscription settings.

"Netflix/Disney+/Max says I need to contact my provider" Your subscription is through a carrier plan or streaming bundle. Find your carrier in the tool for specific steps.

"I see APPLE.COM/BILL but don't know what it's for" It's an App Store subscription. Settings → Your Name → Subscriptions shows all active subscriptions billed through Apple.

"I stopped the PayPal payment but got a collections notice" Blocking PayPal doesn't cancel the subscription. The company may charge another payment method or treat it as unpaid debt. Cancel with the service directly, then remove PayPal authorization.

"Cancelling will affect other people on my plan" Family plans (YouTube Premium Family, Spotify Family, Disney Bundle) cancel for all members. The tool flags these so you can coordinate or switch to individual subscriptions.