How do I cancel a Fitbit Premium subscription?
Answer
Cancel Fitbit Premium in the same place it was purchased—usually Google Play subscriptions, the Apple App Store subscriptions list, or Fitbit/Google Account management on the web—then confirm the end date shows no further renewal.
Before you start: stop right away if…
- Avoid websites that claim to cancel subscriptions for a fee or ask for your Google password.
Follow these steps
Find where Premium was purchased
Open the email or store receipt for Fitbit Premium and note whether it came from Google Play, Apple, or Fitbit/Google directly.
You should see: You know which account portal controls the subscription.
Cancel on Google Play if applicable
On Android, open the Play Store, tap your profile picture, go to Payments & subscriptions > Subscriptions, select Fitbit (Premium), and tap Cancel subscription. Confirm through the prompts.
You should see: The subscription shows as canceled and lists when access ends.
Cancel on Apple or the web if that billed you
On iPhone, go to Settings > [your name] > Subscriptions and cancel Fitbit Premium. If billed on the web, sign in to the official Fitbit or Google Account subscriptions page and cancel there instead.
You should see: Renewal is turned off in the correct store.
Confirm no further charge
Recheck the subscription screen and your next bank statement date. If you subscribed only yesterday and need a refund, use the store's official refund request flow rather than third-party cancel sites.
You should see: Cancellation is confirmed and any refund request is submitted through the official store.
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Extra tips
What to look for: An active Fitbit Premium / Google Fitbit subscription with a renewal date and a Cancel option in the store that charged you.
Before you change anything: Check recent bank or store receipts to see whether Google Play, Apple, or Fitbit billed the plan. Cancel in that same store so the charge actually stops. Note whether a refund window still applies for a brand-new subscription.