You may cancel your subscription at any time by visiting the "Manage Subscription" tab on your Account page or by contacting our Customer Care team. Subscriptions purchased through a third-party must be cancelled through that third party. Cancellations take effect at the end of your term. If you live outside of the United States, cancellation terms may vary. Please visit our full Terms of Sale, linked at the bottom of the article, for more information.
You may cancel your subscription at any time by visiting your Account page or by contacting our Customer Care team. Please note that, while we cannot refund a canceled subscription, your subscription will not renew and you will not be charged at the end of your current term. Until then, you'll still have unlimited access to The Atlantic and all your subscriber benefits. You can see our full cancellation policy here.
If you would like to cancel your subscription, here's how to do so:
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Create an online account or sign in to your existing account. If you’re a subscriber and do not see your subscription listed, please read this quick overview about how to connect your subscription to your account.
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Once you’re signed in, go to your account homepage and select “Subscription” then “Manage Subscription” in the menu located on the left side of the screen.
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Once in the “Manage Subscription” section of your account, select “Cancel.”
If you purchased your subscription via a third party (e.g. the Google Play Store or Apple App Store), you must cancel through that third party. We do not have the ability to cancel a third-party subscription on a customer’s behalf.
If you are trying to cancel gift subscription(s) to The Atlantic that you have given to other people, please read this article, instead.
If you live in the EU, UK, or Quebec please review our full terms of sale to find out more about our cancellation policy in your country.