Paramount+ is straightforward to cancel directly, but like most streamers it is often billed through a third party. The cancel button is on the platform that took your money.
Paramount+ subscriptions are managed in the account settings when billed directly, but many people sign up through an app store, Amazon, or a cable bundle. The rule is the same as every other streamer: cancel where you pay.
The app mirrors the web flow for directly billed accounts. If no cancel option appears, the subscription is billed elsewhere.
When a third party handles billing, cancel from that platform:
| Where you signed up | Where to cancel |
|---|---|
| Apple | Settings → [your name] → Subscriptions → Paramount+ → Cancel Subscription |
| Google Play | Play Store → Profile → Payments & subscriptions → Subscriptions → Paramount+ → Cancel |
| Amazon | Account → Memberships & Subscriptions → Paramount+ → Cancel |
| Roku | Settings → Subscriptions → Paramount+ → Cancel subscription |
| Cable or telecom provider | Your provider account |
Paramount+ is one of many streaming services that quietly auto-renew. A single live list of every subscription and its renewal date is the simplest way to stay in control.
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