How to Cancel Times Prime
Times Prime is a news & reading subscription. The exact cancel button lives in a different place depending on how you originally signed up — here's the general process that works for subscriptions like this one, plus how to make sure it actually stops future charges.
The general steps
- 1Figure out where you subscribed. If you signed up through the Apple App Store or Google Play, Times Prime itself can't cancel it for you — you have to cancel from the app store, not the Times Prime app or website.
- 2Via an app store: open the Play Store or App Store app → tap your profile icon → Payments & subscriptions (or Subscriptions) → find Times Prime → Cancel subscription.
- 3Via Times Prime's own site or app: log in → look for Account, Billing, or Membership settings → there's usually a "Cancel subscription" or "Manage plan" link, sometimes tucked under a "Manage membership" menu rather than a big obvious button.
- 4No self-service option? Contact Times Prime's support directly and ask them to cancel your subscription — keep a copy of that conversation as proof you asked.
- 5Cancel a few days before your renewal date, not on the day of — most services (and app stores) stop a subscription at the end of the current billing period rather than refunding it immediately, so timing it early avoids paying for one cycle you don't need.
Never miss the right moment to cancel Times Prime
Add Times Prime to Subdek and it tracks the renewal date for you — you get a reminder a few days ahead instead of finding out the day after you were charged again.
Frequently asked questions
Will I get a refund for the current billing period?
Usually not automatically — cancelling almost always stops the next charge rather than refunding the current one. If you think you were charged in error, Times Prime's support (or the app store you paid through) is the right place to ask.
I cancelled, why does it still show as active?
That's normal — cancelling just means it won't renew again; you keep access until the end of the period you already paid for.
Is there a free trial for Times Prime I should know about before cancelling?
If you're cancelling before a trial converts to paid, see our guide on avoiding surprise trial charges — the timing matters more than the cancel steps themselves.