Patreon memberships are per-creator and renew on each creator's billing date until you cancel. The catch many people miss: if you joined through the iOS or Android app, your payment may route through the app store, so canceling inside Patreon alone won't stop the charge. Use the steps that match how you pay. Patreon updates its layout periodically, so verify the current steps on the official help page linked below.
On the website, sign in, then click your profile photo in the bottom-left corner and choose Settings.
Select Memberships to see every creator you're currently supporting and their next billing dates.
Click View details or Edit on the membership you want to stop. Each creator is canceled separately.
Select Cancel your payment. Patreon often shows a retention or 'Are you sure?' screen - read past it to reach the actual cancel button.
Confirm to finish. You'll keep access to paid content until the end of the current billing period.
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Start your free auditNo. You keep the paid tier's content until the end of the billing period you already paid for, then access ends unless you rejoin.
Generally no - Patreon charges are typically not refunded on cancel. Canceling before your next billing date is what prevents the upcoming charge.
If you don't see the subscription under Patreon's Memberships, or it reappears after canceling, check your Apple or Google subscriptions - the charge is likely routed through the app store.
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: support.patreon.com