How do I cancel a SiriusXM radio subscription?
Answer
Sign in at siriusxm.com or the SiriusXM app with the account that pays for the subscription, open the subscription or account management section, and follow Cancel or Manage plan. Confirm the end date so you know when billing stops.
Before you start: stop right away if…
- Do not share SiriusXM passwords or payment details with unexpected callers who offer to cancel your plan.
Follow these steps
Sign in to the SiriusXM account
Open siriusxm.com or the official SiriusXM app and sign in with the email or username on the subscription. If you listen in a car only, look up the Radio ID from the radio’s settings or account materials.
You should see: You reach the account or subscription area for the plan you are paying for.
Open subscription management
Find Subscription, Membership, Manage plan, or similar. Review the plan name and next renewal date before canceling.
You should see: You see the active plan and options to change or cancel it.
Cancel and save the confirmation
Choose Cancel (or the equivalent), complete any confirmation screens, and save or screenshot the cancellation confirmation and end date.
You should see: SiriusXM shows that the subscription is set to end and when the final paid day is.
If cancel is not available online
Use SiriusXM’s official contact or chat options from the help pages on siriusxm.com. Provide the account email or Radio ID and ask them to cancel and email a confirmation.
You should see: Support confirms cancellation and you receive a written end date.
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Extra tips
What to look for: Subscription or Manage plan screens in the SiriusXM account, the next billing date, and any confirmation that service will end on a specific day.
Before you change anything: Know which email or username owns the SiriusXM account and how you usually pay. Decide whether you want service to stop at the end of the paid period. Use only siriusxm.com or the official app—not unexpected popup links. Never share your password or payment codes with cold callers offering to cancel for you.