Audible is easy to sign up for during a free trial and even easier to forget once the credits pile up unused. The catch most people miss: those credits vanish when you cancel. Here is how to cancel cleanly - and what to do with your credits first.
Unused credits are generally lost at the end of your final billing cycle, so spend them on books before you cancel.
Go to audible.com and sign in with your Amazon account - the Audible app does not have a cancel button, but any desktop or mobile browser works.
Hover over your name (top right) and choose Account Details.
Find the Cancel membership link under your plan details and click it.
Audible shows pause, discount and free-credit offers - choose 'No thanks, continue cancelling' on each and pick a reason to finish.
Forgot you were even paying for this? You are probably paying for others too. SubScan adds up every subscription, flags what you have stopped using, and ranks your fastest savings - so you cancel the right ones and they do not creep back. Everything stays on your device: no bank login, no account, no upload.
Find your other hidden subscriptions →No. Titles you have already purchased stay in your library permanently. Only unused credits are typically lost when the membership ends.
Yes - Audible offers a pause option during the cancel flow if you just need a break, but pausing keeps the membership rather than ending it.
Audible routes cancellation through the website. Sign in at audible.com in any browser, or cancel under Memberships and subscriptions in your Amazon account.
For informational purposes only - not financial or legal advice. Cancellation steps and policies can change; always confirm the latest flow in your account or app. Brand names are used for identification only. Sources: help.audible.com