Quibi, the new(ish) short-form streaming service for your mobile devices, has been around for almost three months. That means that if you went all-in on Quibi at the beginning with its 90-day free trial, your promo period will expire sometime in the next month ” and the subscription fee will kick in unless you cancel.
The platform initially offered company’s finances are a disaster, you probably don’t want to pay for it.
Even if you go ahead and cancel now, you’ll still have access to Quibi’s content until the end of your three-month trial period. So if you haven’t watched Quibi as much as you thought you would and don’t want to get hit with a $7-$12 charge, cancel your subscription before your trial expires.
Your Quibi subscription will be billed through the Apple or Android account that’s connected to the device you used to sign up ” so to cancel, you’ll have to go through either the Quibi app or to your iOS or Google Play Store settings. We have a whole guide to how to cancel Quibi, but here are the highlights:
In the Quibi app, tap your profile icon in the upper right corner. Tap My Account > Change Subscription Plan > Manage Subscriptions. On the next page, tap Quibi > Cancel and follow the prompts to finalise your cancellation.
On your Apple device, you can also go to your Settings and tap on your Apple ID > Subscriptions. Select Quibi, tap Cancel, and follow the prompts. If you’re an Android user, go to your Google Play Store and open the side menu. Tap Subscriptions > Quibi > Cancel Subscription and follow the prompts.
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