Flo Premium Cancellation Help

No. Flo’s Help Center explains that App Store and Google Play subscriptions must be canceled in the relevant iOS or Android system menus, not inside Flo’s own settings. For Apple, you cancel from the iOS Subscriptions screen under your Apple ID; for Android, you use Google Play’s “Payments & subscriptions” → “Subscriptions” list.

Canceling Flo Premium does not delete your data or automatically close your Flo account. Flo states that your data is safe after cancellation and that you can keep using the free version of the app with your existing logs. To erase everything, you must go to Settings → “Privacy Settings” → “Delete my Account” and confirm the deletion request.

Flo’s iOS guidance notes that if you no longer see a “Cancel Subscription” button on the Flo entry in the Apple Subscriptions list, Apple considers it already canceled and not set to renew. On Android, the Google Play cancellation flow ends with an on‑screen confirmation. For web subscriptions, check that your plan in the Subscription Hub or Subscriptions page no longer shows auto‑renew.

Flo does not describe any pause or holiday mode for Flo Premium in its Subscriptions & Billing articles. The documentation instead focuses on turning off auto‑renew via Apple, Google Play, or the web Subscription Hub, and on using the free version or Anonymous Mode if you want to reduce costs or data sharing without leaving Flo entirely.

Flo advises canceling at least 24 hours before your trial or current billing period ends to avoid being charged for the next cycle. This timing guidance appears in both the iOS and Android cancellation articles, reflecting how the app stores process renewals. Cancel a bit earlier if you’re unsure of your exact renewal time.

If you used FSA/HSA funds, your subscription is still billed through Apple, Google Play, or the Flo website, and refunds follow those normal routes. Flo’s FSA/HSA article adds that if you receive a refund after being reimbursed by your benefits plan, you are responsible for returning that amount to the FSA/HSA provider, according to their rules.

Not directly. Flo’s privacy FAQ lists web subscriptions as one of the features that don’t work in Anonymous Mode and says they require manual cancellation to remove identifiable payment information. If you switched to Anonymous Mode after buying on the web, you still need to follow the web subscription cancellation article to stop billing.

Flo allows you to request a copy of your data directly in the app. The privacy FAQ instructs you to open Flo, go to Settings → “Privacy Settings” → “Request Information.” Flo then emails you your data and a separate password to open it, usually within the timeframe stated there, which lets you review or save your records elsewhere.