How do I find all my subscriptions?

The easiest way is to use Suprascribe's email auto-discovery (PRO feature). Connect your Gmail, Outlook, or iCloud account and Suprascribe scans for subscription-related emails automatically, building your list without any manual work. If you prefer not to connect email, you can add subscriptions manually from the dashboard.

How do I cancel a subscription I forgot about?

Once Suprascribe discovers or you add a subscription, you can view the service name and billing details. PRO users get access to quick unsubscribe assistance to help navigate cancellation. For many services, going directly to the provider's account settings is the fastest route - Suprascribe gives you the information you need to do that.

Can I get a refund when I cancel Amazon Prime?

Possibly. If you have not used any Prime benefits in the current period, a full or prorated refund may be available - it depends on the plan and on what you have used. If you have been ordering with free shipping or streaming Prime Video, expect to keep the membership until the paid period ends instead.

Why does Amazon keep showing me offers instead of cancelling?

Because the flow is designed that way. "Remind Me Later", "Pause Membership", and discount offers are retention screens, and none of them end the membership. Keep declining until you reach a screen that states a clear end date - that confirmation is the only signal the cancellation actually went through.

Which other Amazon subscriptions should I check?

Audible, Kindle Unlimited, Prime Video Channels, and any Subscribe & Save orders. They bill separately from Prime and survive a Prime cancellation, so they are easy to keep paying for by accident. All of them are listed under Account, Memberships and Subscriptions.

Cancel Amazon Prime (And Get a Refund If Eligible)

How to cancel Amazon Prime step by step, skip the retention screens, and know when you qualify for a refund on unused benefits.

Written by Evripides Kyriakou, 2 September 2026

5 min read

Part of Cancel Subscriptions You Forgot You Had: The Full Playbook

Amazon hides Prime cancellation behind several "are you sure?" retention screens. Here is the direct path to the real cancel button, plus the refund rules most people miss.

Cancelling Prime is straightforward in principle, but Amazon deliberately adds friction: a series of screens offering reminders, pauses, and discounts designed to talk you out of leaving. The trick is knowing that the real cancel button sits at the end of that maze.

Cancel Prime Step by Step

Sign in at amazon.com and open "Accounts & Lists"
Select "Prime Membership" (or "Prime" from the menu)
Choose "Manage Membership" → "End Membership" (sometimes labelled "Update, Cancel and More")
Click through the retention offers - decline each one
Confirm the cancellation and note the end date shown

Will You Get a Refund?

Whether you get money back depends on your plan and how much you have used:

Prime refunds, by plan and usage
Your plan	Benefits used this term	What you get back
Annual	None	Typically a full refund
Annual	Some	Prorated refund, or none, depending on usage
Monthly	Either way	No refund - it runs to the end of the period
Any plan, in the EU	Renewed in the last 14 days	The 14-day right of withdrawal can apply

Cancel a Prime Free Trial

If you are on a Prime free trial, cancel before it ends and you will not be charged - and you usually keep the benefits until the trial expiry date. Cancelling early does not cut the trial short. For the full playbook on timing trial cancellations, see our guide on cancelling a free trial before you get charged.

Other Amazon Subscriptions to Check

Cancelling Prime does not stop the other recurring charges Amazon bills separately. Check each of these under "Memberships & Subscriptions":

Prime Video Channels (e.g. add-on streaming services)
Audible credits and memberships
Kindle Unlimited
Subscribe & Save recurring deliveries

Keep an Eye on Recurring Amazon Charges

Because Amazon spreads subscriptions across several products, it is easy to cancel Prime and still be paying for an Audible plan or a Prime Video channel you forgot about. A single dashboard that lists every recurring charge - Amazon and otherwise - makes these easy to spot before they renew.

Prime is rarely the only membership worth a second look. Quick Unsubscribe takes you straight to the cancel page for every service in your list, so an audit that would take an afternoon takes a few minutes.

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