Trying to get in touch with Pandora can feel like a quest, especially when you're dealing with common frustrations like unauthorized charges or trouble canceling a subscription, issues many users report online. Whether you're trying to figure out why your carefully curated station for the new Taylor Swift album suddenly sounds off or you just need a simple question answered, there are a few ways to reach them. You can contact Pandora through their phone support, online contact form, and social media channels like X (formerly Twitter). For most account management, your best bet is to start at their official site, Visit Pandora.
Different Ways to Contact Pandora
Navigating customer service can be a pain. Hereβs a quick breakdown of the best ways to contact Pandora depending on what you need.
Customer Support Channels
a. π Phone Support
Department | Phone Number | Hours (Timezone) |
---|---|---|
Main Support | 1-844-472-6367 | 9:00 AM - 7:00 PM ET (Mon-Fri) |
b. π§ Email Support
Purpose | Notes | |
---|---|---|
General Inquiries | Contact Form | Pandora uses a web form instead of a direct email. Response time is typically 1-2 business days. |
c. π¬ Live Chat or Website Bot
- Where to access: You can find the chat option on the Pandora Help Center.
- Steps to access: Visit the contact page and look for the chat bubble icon, usually in the bottom right corner during business hours.
- Types of problems it handles: It's best for quick questions, account updates, and basic technical support.
- If it escalates to humans: Yes, the bot can transfer you to a live agent if it cannot resolve your issue.
d. π± In-App Support
- Platform: iOS & Android
- Steps to contact support through the app:
- Open the Pandora app and go to your Profile.
- Tap on the Settings gear icon.
- Scroll down and select Help.
- This will usually redirect you to the mobile help center where you can access the contact form or other resources.
β±οΈ Estimated Response Times from Pandora
Method | Expected Wait Time |
---|---|
Phone | 5-25 minutes |
24-48 hours | |
Chat | 2-10 minutes |
App | Same as Email/Chat |
π Tips to Reach Support Faster from Pandora
- Call during off-peak hours: Try calling right when they open or in the mid-afternoon to avoid long waits.
- Use the chat for simple stuff: If it's a quick question, the web chat is almost always faster than the phone.
- Have your info ready: Don't make them wait while you dig for your email or payment info.
Before You Call: What to Have Ready
Don't waste your time. Before you contact them, make sure you have your Pandora account email address and the last 4 digits of the credit card on file handy. Trust me, they will ask for it. If you're calling about a gift card, have the gift card number ready too.
Where to Quickly Solve Problems with Pandora
Here are some of the most common topics Pandora customer service can assist with:
If Your Problem Is... | The Best Contact Method Is... | Pro Tip |
---|---|---|
A Billing Error or Unauthorized Charge | Phone Support (1-844-472-6367) | Have the date and amount of the charge ready. Phone agents can usually investigate and process refunds most effectively. |
Technical Glitches / App Not Working | Live Chat or Help Center | It's faster to troubleshoot via chat, and you can easily follow steps. Check the Help Center first for common bug fixes. |
Can't Log In / Password Reset | Help Center (Self-Service) | This is way faster than contacting a human. Only call if the self-service tools at pandora.com/account/forgot-password fail completely. |
Canceling a Subscription | Your Account Page (Self-Service) | Do this yourself online. It's immediate and avoids any potential sales pitch to keep you subscribed. |
Filing a Formal Complaint | Phone Support (Ask for a Supervisor) | A phone call creates a clearer record and gives you a better shot at escalating the issue past the first line of support. |
Additional Helpful Links for Pandora
For additional resources, check out the following links:
Frequently Asked Questions about Pandora Customer Service

Olivia Harper
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Olivia Harper, a Content Manager with nine years of experience, creates user-focused guides on subscription services. Featured in Digital Consumer Reports, her work simplifies subscription terms and cancellations.