To manage payments for recurring charges on subscriptions and other services:
- Sign in to Subscriptions.
- Find the product you want to view.
- Select Manage.
Depending on the Google product or service, your recurring payments fall into one of these 5 categories:
- Automatic payments: When you owe a certain amount of money, your payment method is automatically charged.
- Automatic monthly payments: Your payment method is charged at the same time every month.
- Manual payments: You can pay a fee in advance for a product or service you’ll get or use later.
- Monthly invoicing: After you get your monthly invoice, you pay the bill within a set amount of time.
- Prepaid plans: You can pay a fee to use a product or service for a set time.
- The plan doesn't automatically renew.
- You can extend the plan through the app or in the Play Store app's "Subscriptions" section.
Manage your automatic payment method
- Sign in to Subscriptions.
- Find the subscription you want to edit and select Manage.
- Under the card you’re currently using to pay, select Change payment method. If you don’t see this option, select Manage payment methods.
- Choose a payment method.
- Choose Submit.
- Sign in to Subscriptions.
- Find the subscription you want to edit and select Manage.
- Under the card you’re currently using to pay, select Change payment method. If you don’t see this option, select Manage payment methods.
- Choose Update backup payment method.
- Choose a payment method.
- Choose Submit.
Tip: Some payment methods can't be used for subscriptions.
Cancel a subscription
If you cancel a subscription, any payments you've already made won't be refunded. Cancellations can't be undone, but you can always re-subscribe.
Cancel a subscription in Google Pay- Sign in to Subscriptions.
- Find the subscription you want to cancel.
- Select Manage.
- Select Cancel subscription.
- If "Cancel subscription" option is unavailable: Go to the Google product you subscribed to, select Manage subscription.
- You can cancel the subscription there.
- If both options are unavailable: Cancel through the subscription provider.
- If "Cancel subscription" option is unavailable: Go to the Google product you subscribed to, select Manage subscription.
Important: When you uninstall an app, your subscription won’t cancel.
- On your device, go to Subscriptions in Google Play.
- Select the subscription you want to cancel.
- Select Cancel subscription.
- Follow the instructions.
- Sign in to Subscriptions.
- At the top of the page, select Canceled.
Make an early payment
If you want to pay a bill early for some recurring charges, you can make a payment directly from your payments profile.
- Sign in to Subscriptions.
- Find the subscription you want to pay for and select Manage.
- Choose Pay early.
- Open the Google Play app
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- Make sure you’re signed in to the correct Google Account.
- Tap Payments & subscriptions
Subscriptions.
- On the prepaid plan that you want to extend, tap Extend.
- Open the Google Play app
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- Make sure you’re signed in to the correct Google Account.
- Find and open the app with the prepaid plan you want to extend.
- Tap Manage subscription
Extend.
Fix issues in managing recurring payments and subscriptions
Can’t verify payment methodIf you're in the European Economic Area (EEA):
- To add or edit your payment methods, you have to go through additional verification steps.
- If you have problems when you verify your payment methods, try these steps.
You’re currently signed in as . If this isn't the Google Account that has your subscriptions, switch to the correct account and check the following:
- The email you use with the subscription app can be different from your Google Account.
- To find where you added the subscription, check your other email accounts and find the receipt of the subscription.
If you can't make a payment, try to update your payment method.
- Go to payments.google.com.
- At the top, select Payment methods.
- Next to the payment method you want to update, select Edit.
- If "Edit" is unavailable, remove the payment method and add it again.
- To update an expired card, select Fix.
- Enter the month (MM), year (YY), and security code.
If there is an issue on your account, you may be:
- Blocked from signing up for a new subscription
- Blocked from reinstating a previous subscription
- Interruption to current subscription service
To resolve this, try the following steps:
Check for alerts on your account:
- Check your email for alerts
- Go to payments.google.com and at the top right, click Alerts
Complete identity verification
- If the alert requires you to complete verification for your identity, learn more about how to verify your identity.
- If you have already submitted verification docs, wait for a response and resolution before taking any further action .
Complete payment method verification
If the alert requires you to complete verification for your payment method:
- Go to your payment methods to check they are up-to-date.
- If not, next to the card that must be verified, click Verify.
- If up-to-date, but still not working:
- Contact your bank because card issuer may be declining the payment
- Try a different payment method
Related resources
- Cancel, pause, or change a subscription on Google Pay
- Pay for Google products & services
- Find your Google purchase history
- Fix issues when you pay for Google products & services
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