How to cancel Audible
The steps depend on WHERE you subscribed — directly, through your phone, internet or TV provider, or in an app store. Below are all the ways this service is sold and how to end each one.
Canceling
Audible has no contract or cancellation fee. Cancel on the Audible website under Membership details; memberships billed through Apple or Google are canceled in the App Store or Google Play.
Monthly, no contract
Unused Premium credits and member benefits end with your final billing cycle.
App Store or Google Play
Cancel in the store that bills you.
Deleting the app isn’t canceling
Audible says deleting the app doesn’t cancel a membership.
On a computer
- Sign in at audible.com and select your name in the top navigation.
- Select Membership details.
- Select the Cancel membership link.
- Select Confirm cancellation.
On mobile web
Open the main menu, select your name, then Membership details → Cancel membership → Confirm cancellation.
You get an email confirmation, and your Membership details page shows the new status. If you don’t see the cancel option, check that you’re signed in to the account with the membership — you may have more than one account.
Billed by Apple or Google
Memberships billed through Apple or Google can’t be canceled on the Audible website — cancel in the App Store or Google Play.
What happens after you cancel
- Titles you bought with credits or a card stay yours.
- At the end of your final billing cycle, Premium members lose all unused credits and member benefits, including discounts and included titles.
- Plus Catalog titles and Standard selections lock; they unlock again if you rejoin.
Pause instead of canceling
If you have credits you don’t want to lose, Audible says you may be eligible to pause your membership.
Facts checked 2026-11-11