Managing and cancelling your subscription
The subscription is billed through PayPal, so PayPal is where it is controlled. Here is where to look.
Last updated: 11 August 2026
Why it is done in PayPal
Billing runs through PayPal as a recurring payment, so the authorisation for that payment lives in your PayPal account. Cancelling it there stops the billing.
Where the setting is
In PayPal, recurring payments appear under your account settings, in the section dealing with automatic payments or recurring payments. Each one lists the merchant and lets you cancel that authorisation.
PayPal changes its interface from time to time, so if the wording differs from what you expected, search PayPal's own help for "automatic payments" rather than relying on a fixed set of clicks.
When it takes effect
Cancelling stops future payments. Access generally runs to the end of the period you have already paid for.
Keep the confirmation
PayPal confirms the cancellation. Keep that confirmation - if a payment appears afterwards, it is the document that resolves it fastest.
If something looks wrong
Check the payment history in PayPal first: it shows exactly what was taken and when. If a charge does not match what you expected, raise it with PayPal, and write to us at contact@third-abler.com so we can pass it to the service provider.