Dropbox is one of those subscriptions that renews quietly in the background while you barely touch it. The good news: cancelling does not delete your files - your account simply drops to the free Basic tier. The thing to watch is the 2 GB storage limit and where you signed up. Here is the official route.
Go to dropbox.com and sign in with your email and password.
Click your avatar or initials (bottom-left) and select Manage account.
Scroll to the bottom of your account settings page and click Cancel plan.
Follow the prompts to confirm. Your paid features stay active until the end of the current billing period, then your account downgrades to free Dropbox Basic.
If you bought through Apple's App Store, cancel in iOS Settings, your name, Subscriptions - not on Dropbox's site.
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.
Start your free auditNo. Cancelling moves you to the free Basic plan and you keep access to your files and folders, but you are limited to 2 GB of storage - reduce your usage below that before access changes.
At the end of your current billing period. Until then your paid features stay active, and Dropbox sends a confirmation email.
Because Apple is your biller. Cancel under iOS Settings, your name, Subscriptions, Dropbox.
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.dropbox.com help.dropbox.com