How to cancel Google One
On a computer, go to Google One, click the settings icon, select Cancel membership, then click Cancel membership again to confirm. On Android, use the Google One app; if you subscribed on an iPhone or iPad through the App Store, cancel there first.
You cancel Google One from Google One's settings, on a computer or in the Android app. If you signed up on an iPhone or iPad, Apple bills you, so you cancel in the App Store. The steps below are from Google's help article Cancel your Google One membership.
Cancel on a computer
- On your computer, go to Google One.
- Click the settings icon, then select Cancel membership.
- Click Cancel membership again to confirm.
Cancel on Android
- Open the Google One app on your Android phone or tablet.
- Tap Menu, then Settings, then Cancel membership.
- Tap Cancel membership to confirm.
Cancel on iPhone or iPad
If you bought Google One through the App Store, Google's article says to cancel with Apple first:
- In the App Store app, tap your name, then Subscriptions.
- Tap Google One, then Cancel Subscription.
- Then go to myaccount.google.com/deleteservices, sign in, choose Google One, and cancel and delete your plan.
Apple's own steps are on Cancel a subscription from Apple, and we cover both app stores in how to cancel subscriptions on iPhone and Android. If you bought through Google Play, Google's Play subscription help applies.
If Google One came with something else
Google's article covers a few cases where you don't cancel Google One on its own:
- Pixel Pass: Pixel Pass includes a 200 GB Google One membership. To cancel that Google One membership, you also cancel Pixel Pass.
- Family plan member: If someone else manages your family group, you can leave the group, ask the manager to cancel, or ask them to turn off sharing Google One with the family.
- Metro by T-Mobile: In the US, memberships sponsored by Metro by T-Mobile end as soon as you cancel.
What happens after you cancel
Your storage and benefits last until the end of the billing cycle. After that, Google says you lose the extra storage and member benefits, and you go back to the free 15 GB per person. Premium subscriptions that came with your plan, such as YouTube Premium or Google Home Premium, end too.
If you're using more than 15 GB when the plan ends, Google lists these limits:
- Gmail can't send or receive messages.
- Drive can't sync or upload files, you can't create new Docs, Sheets, Slides, Drawings, Forms or Vids, and nobody can edit or copy your files until you free up space.
- Google Photos can't back up photos or videos.
To avoid that, clear space in Gmail, Drive and Photos before your billing cycle ends, or buy more storage.
- Basic (100 GB): $1.99 a month
- Google AI Plus (2 TB): $9.99 a month
- Google AI Pro (5 TB): $19.99 a month
From Google One's own page, US, checked November 10, 2026. Price tracker
Common questions
Can I get a refund for Google One?
Google says that in most countries or regions, Google storage plan purchases are non-refundable, but you keep the storage for the rest of your subscription period. Plans bought on Google Play follow Google Play's refund policies. For App Store purchases, you request a refund from Apple.
Will I lose my Gmail, Drive and Photos files?
Google's cancel article doesn't say your files are deleted when you cancel. It says that if you're over your free storage, Gmail, Drive and Photos stop working normally until you reduce what you're using or buy more. Clean up before your billing cycle ends.
Does canceling take effect right away?
Usually not. Your storage and benefits last until the end of the billing cycle. The exception Google names is US memberships sponsored by Metro by T-Mobile, which end immediately when you cancel.