How to cancel onlyfans subscription

To cancel an OnlyFans subscription, sign in at onlyfans.com, open the creator’s profile or your Subscriptions page, and switch Auto Renew (Rebill) to Off. You’ll keep access until the end of the current billing period, and then it won’t renew. On iPhone or Android, do the same steps in a mobile browser it’s not an App Store or Play Store subscription. To stop all future charges, also remove saved payment methods in Settings > Billing and check for any active bundles or trials.

Need to cancel an OnlyFans subscription without getting stuck in loops or surprise charges?

You’re not alone. OnlyFans uses a rebill system, so managing renewals is about turning off Auto Renew at the right place, verifying the expiry date, and cleaning up saved payment methods.

This guide shows you exactly how to cancel an OnlyFans subscription on desktop and mobile, how rebilling works, what happens after you cancel, how refunds and disputes work, and how to prevent future charges. I’ll share practical steps and billing hygiene tips drawn from years of managing SaaS and subscription systems.

Quick cancellation steps (desktop and mobile)

These two minute steps cover the fastest way to stop renewals.

Use your browser on desktop, iPhone, or Android, then confirm the expiry date.

Cancel from a creator’s profile (fastest)

This is the quickest path if you know the creator you want to cancel.

• Go to onlyfans.com and log in.
• Open the creator’s profile you subscribed to.
• Find the Auto‑Renew or Rebill toggle (often near the Subscribe/Manage button).
• Switch Auto‑Renew (Rebill) to Off, then confirm.
• Verify the “expires” date now shows when access ends and won’t renew.

Cancel from your Subscriptions page (manage multiple)

Use this if you have several active subscriptions and want to cancel more than one.

• Log in and open your profile menu > Subscriptions (or Menu > Subscriptions on mobile).
• Under Active, locate the creator(s) you want to cancel.
• Click Manage or the three dot menu, then turn Auto Renew (Rebill) Off for each.
• Confirm and check the updated “expires” date for each subscription.

How OnlyFans billing and rebill actually work

Understanding rebill avoids last-minute charges and confusion.

OnlyFans renews per-creator, so manage each one you want to stop.

Rebill vs cancellation

OnlyFans uses Auto Renew (also called Rebill) on a per subscription basis. Turning it off cancels future renewals but doesn’t cut immediate access. You keep access until the current period’s expires date. There’s no instant end and refund button for standard monthly subscriptions the system is designed to deliver the remainder of the period you already paid for.

Billing cycle and timestamps

Subscriptions renew monthly from your original purchase timestamp. The exact “expires” date is visible on the creator’s profile or in Subscriptions. If you turn off Auto‑Renew before that expiry, the renewal will not process. If you miss it and a renewal processes, the charge is considered valid for the next period in almost all cases.

Trials, bundles, and discounts

Free trials, discounted first months, or multi-month bundles also use Auto Renew by default. If you don’t want to continue after a trial or bundle, turn Auto Renew off immediately after activating. For bundles, access continues through the full bundle period, and renewals start after that unless you disable them ahead of time.

Step-by-step Cancel on desktop browser

Desktop gives you the clearest layout to manage multiple subscriptions.

Follow these steps to turn off rebill and verify each expiry date.

Method 1 Turn off Auto‑Renew on the creator’s profile

• Open onlyfans.com in Chrome, Firefox, Edge, or Safari and log in.
• Use Search or your Feed to open the creator’s profile.
• Click the Manage or Auto Renew (Rebill) control.
• Toggle Auto Renew Off and confirm when prompted.
• Refresh and confirm the expires date shows your access end.

Method 2 Use the Subscriptions dashboard

• Click your avatar > Subscriptions.
• Under Active, select each creator you want to cancel.
• Open the three dot menu or Manage and switch Auto Renew Off.
• Repeat for all creators you intend to cancel.
• Review the list to ensure no subscription still shows Renews on a future date.

Method 3 End a trial or bundle before it renews

Trials and bundles live in the same Subscriptions dashboard. Toggle Auto Renew Off immediately after activating the trial or buying a bundle if you don’t want future months. You will keep access through the trial/bundle term, and it will end automatically at the displayed expiry without charging again.

Cancel on iPhone and Android (it’s not an in‑app subscription)

OnlyFans subscriptions are web based, not App Store or Play Store items.

Use Safari or Chrome to manage Auto‑Renew the same way as desktop.

iPhone or iPad (Safari)

• Open Safari and visit onlyfans.com, then log in.
• Tap Menu > Subscriptions to see all active creators.
• Tap Manage next to a creator and switch Auto‑Renew Off.
• Alternatively, open the creator’s profile and turn Auto‑Renew Off there.
• Double-check the new expiry date and that it no longer shows a renewal date.

Android (Chrome)

• Open Chrome, go to onlyfans.com, and log in.
• Menu > Subscriptions to manage all active subscriptions.
• Tap Manage or the three-dot icon next to a creator and turn Auto‑Renew Off.
• Confirm and verify the updated “expires” date.

Why you won’t find it in App Store or Google Play

OnlyFans subscriptions are processed on the web. Even if you used Apple Pay or Google Pay on the website, the subscription won’t appear under Apple ID or Google Play subscriptions. You must cancel inside your OnlyFans account by turning off Auto Renew for each creator.

Stop future charges and clean up payment data

Turning off rebill stops renewals, but payment hygiene matters too.

Remove saved cards and disable any wallet features to avoid surprises.

Remove saved cards and wallet methods

• Profile Menu > Settings > Billing (or Your Cards/Wallet).
• Delete saved credit/debit cards you no longer want on file.
• If you used Apple Pay/Google Pay on web, remove that tokenized method too.
• Confirm there is no default payment method selected after cleanup.

Disable Auto Renew for all active subscriptions

OnlyFans doesn’t provide a global cancel all switch for every scenario, so review each subscription under Subscriptions > Active and toggle Auto‑Renew Off for each one. This is the most reliable way to ensure nothing renews the following month.

Email receipts and bank checks

• Search your inbox for OnlyFans receipt to audit recent purchases.
• Note each creator and the renewal date shown in the receipt or your account.
• Check your bank/credit card for pending renewals around those dates.
• Set calendar reminders 1–2 days before any “expires” date you plan to cancel.

Refunds, disputes, and contacting support

Most renewals are final once processed, per the platform’s policies.

When it’s a mistake, act quickly and use the correct support route.

Refund eligibility basics

OnlyFans generally does not refund valid, completed renewals for subscriptions, tips, or messages already delivered. If you were charged due to a clear error (e.g., a known platform bug or duplicate charge), contact OnlyFans Support with timestamps, transaction IDs, and screenshots. The faster you report, the better your chances.

Avoid chargebacks when possible

Filing a bank chargeback can lead to account restrictions or permanent bans on the platform. Try support first. If a charge is fraudulent (card compromised), freeze the card with your bank and report the fraud, then contact OnlyFans Support so they can flag the account and prevent further issues.

How to contact OnlyFans Support

• Use the in‑app Help/Support link or visit onlyfans.com and open Help.
• Prepare evidence: order IDs, dates, screenshots of Auto Renew toggles and expiry.
• Explain the issue clearly (duplicate billing, accidental renewal, technical error).
• Keep communication within the platform for a documented trail.

What happens after you cancel Auto‑Renew

Turning off Auto Renew stops future charges but doesn’t remove immediate access.

Expect these changes during and after your subscription period ends.

• You keep access until the displayed expires date then access ends.
• Creators typically are not notified with your personal details; they may see a change in subscriber count or an expiry status.
• Messages and purchased pay‑per‑view content remain under your account unless removed by the creator; subscription gated posts become inaccessible after expiry.
• Bundles honor the full prepaid term before ending (no partial refunds).
• Tips and message purchases are one‑time and non‑refundable.

Delete your OnlyFans account (optional)

Account deletion is a stronger step than canceling one subscription.

Use this only if you want to stop using the platform altogether.

Before you delete your account

• Turn off Auto Renew for every active subscription.
• Wait for all subscriptions to expire (deletion with active items may fail).
• Save any receipts or data you need for your records.

Delete your account steps

• Profile Menu > Settings > Account.
• Select Delete Account and follow the confirmation prompts.
• Check your email for any verification step if prompted.

What deletion means

Once deleted, you won’t be able to access subscription content, message history, or payment history. Deletion is not a substitute for refunds it simply removes your access and account data after the required retention window.

Privacy and security best practices

Clean account security prevents unintended renewals and protects billing data.

These are the same subscription hygiene steps we use across SaaS platforms.

Enable two‑factor authentication (2FA)

• Settings > Security > Two‑Factor Authentication.
• Use an authenticator app (e.g., Google Authenticator, Authy) over SMS where possible.
• Store backup codes offline in a secure location.

Use a dedicated email and strong passwords

• Create a unique, strong password managed by a reputable password manager.
• Use a separate email for subscriptions to keep alerts and receipts organized.
• Turn on email notifications for purchases and renewal reminders.

Device and browser tips

• Log out on shared devices and clear saved payment autofill in browsers.
• Disable one‑tap wallet defaults (e.g., Apple Pay/Google Pay) if you share devices.
• Use incognito mode for sensitive sessions and avoid saving passwords in public browsers.

Troubleshooting common cancellation issues

Most cancellation problems come down to where the toggle lives.

Use these quick checks to resolve the most frequent stumbling blocks.

I can’t find Auto Renew (Rebill) to turn it off

• Check both the creator’s profile and your Subscriptions page.
• Look for a Manage or three-dot menu to reveal the toggle.
• Try desktop view if mobile UI hides the control; rotate the device to landscape.

My subscription renewed right before I canceled

• Once renewal is charged, access is extended for the next period.
• Turn Auto Renew Off now to prevent the following month.
• Contact support only if the renewal was clearly erroneous (e.g., duplicate charge).

I turned off Auto‑Renew but still see a charge pending

• Banks can show pending authorizations temporarily; wait for it to post or drop.
• Confirm the expires date if it’s in the future, the renewal did not process.
• If a completed renewal appears after you disabled early, capture screenshots and contact support.

I have multiple subscriptions and missed one

• Audit Subscriptions > Active line by line; toggle Off for each creator.
• Search your email for OnlyFans receipt to find any you overlooked.
• Set recurring reminders to review subscriptions monthly.

My bank statement doesn’t say OnlyFans clearly

• Some processors use neutral descriptors; rely on OnlyFans receipts for clarity.
• Match amounts and dates to your account’s purchase history.
• If you suspect fraud, freeze the card and contact both your bank and OnlyFans Support.

FAQs How to cancel OnlyFans subscription

Quick answers to common questions users ask before canceling or after.

Use these to avoid fees, mistakes, and support back‑and‑forth.

Conclusion Cancel cleanly, verify expiry, and tidy your billing

Turning off Auto Renew (Rebill) per creator, confirming each expiry date, and cleaning up saved payment methods is the most reliable way to cancel OnlyFans subscriptions without surprise charges. Do it from a browser on desktop or mobile, watch for trials and bundles, and keep email receipts for your records.

From years of managing SaaS and subscription billing, my best tip is simple build a five minute monthly checklist review Subscriptions, verify toggles, remove cards you no longer use, and set calendar alerts a day before any expiry. It’s a small habit that saves money and stress.