How do I cancel TradingView?
Cancel TradingView on the web from Settings and billing, or in the App Store or Google Play when purchased there. It takes about a minute and paid access lasts through the current billing period. Web refunds are available within 14 days for annual plans or 7 days for monthly plans.
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Market charting, screening, alerts and analysis platform for traders and investors. This guide covers every place the subscription can live - the website, the iPhone and iPad app, Google Play, and team plans - plus what happens to refunds, pausing and your data afterwards.
Step-by-step instructions
Sign in to TradingView and open Settings and billing.
Select Subscriptions in the billing area.
Cancel the active plan and keep the confirmation. Paid access remains active until the next due date. A free trial stops immediately when cancelled.
An email or support ticket does not cancel a TradingView web subscription.
Use the Apple ID that made the purchase.
Open the App Store subscription settings for the Apple ID used to buy TradingView.
Cancel auto-renewal at least 24 hours before the renewal date. Access continues through the current billing period.
Use the Google Play account that made the purchase.
Use the Google Play account that purchased TradingView and open its subscriptions.
Cancel auto-renewal at least 24 hours before the renewal date. Access continues through the current billing period.
TradingView directs organizations needing 100 or more subscriptions to its sales team. Review the signed agreement for the applicable renewal terms.
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Not cancelling today? Put it in your calendar.
Tell us when TradingView renews and download a calendar reminder that lands two days before, with this guide and the direct cancellation page inside. Nothing is stored - the file is yours.
Refunds, downgrades, pausing and your data
Four questions people ask before they cancelFor web purchases, TradingView offers refunds within 14 calendar days after an annual payment and within 7 calendar days after a monthly payment. Monthly market-data subscriptions are non-refundable; annual market-data refunds within 14 days deduct the current month. App purchases follow the store's refund policy.
A cancelled paid plan remains active until the next due date and then stops. TradingView also offers a free Basic plan. A cancelled free trial stops immediately, except separately purchased data packages.
TradingView does not document a general pause option for web or iOS subscriptions. Android subscriptions may expose Google Play's own pause controls, depending on eligibility.
Cancelling a subscription does not delete the TradingView account. Account deletion is separate under Settings and billing > Account settings > Delete account, takes effect after 30 days, and can retain published ideas, scripts and messages needed for platform integrity.
Frequently asked questions
Does TradingView end immediately after cancellation?
A paid plan remains active until the next due date. A cancelled free trial stops immediately, apart from separately purchased data packages.
Can I get a TradingView refund?
Web purchases are refundable within 14 days for annual plans or 7 days for monthly plans. App-store purchases follow the store policy.
Where do I cancel a mobile TradingView subscription?
Cancel it in the same App Store or Google Play account that purchased it, not on the TradingView website.
Does cancelling delete my TradingView account?
No. Account deletion is a separate action and has a 30-day waiting period.
Did these steps still work?
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