Fitbit Premium Cancellation Help

Yes. Google’s help center explains that, as of May 19, 2026, Fitbit Premium is renamed Google Health Premium inside the redesigned Google Health app and Google Store. You’ll typically see the subscription labeled as Google Health Premium in billing pages, though it covers the same premium fitness and wellness features previously sold as Fitbit Premium.

Open the Google Health Premium help link to check your subscription status; it often indicates where billing comes from. If you see Premium under Google Store’s Subscriptions or "Your subscriptions" pages, it’s Store‑billed; if it appears in Google Play’s Subscriptions, Play bills it; if it’s only in Apple’s Subscriptions, Apple bills it; and if it’s described as included with Google One AI Pro or AI Ultra, you manage it through that Google One plan.

No. Canceling Premium only changes billing and premium feature access; it doesn’t delete your health data or Fitbit/Google Health account. Google Health provides separate tools under "Your data in Google Health" to delete specific data types and export your information, and Fitbit account deletion is a distinct process that Google recommends performing only after you’ve managed any active Premium subscription.

For Google Store–billed Google Health Premium, you can cancel at any time to stop future charges, but Google states you won’t get money back for the current billing period. You continue to use Premium until that billing period ends. If your membership was bundled with a device or is in a trial, Store policy also explains how order cancellations, returns, and trial timing affect your Premium access.

When Google Health Premium is included as a benefit of Google One AI Pro or AI Ultra, you must cancel or downgrade that Google One membership to stop Premium; there’s no separate Premium‑only cancel button. Google One help also notes that if you previously bought standalone Premium through Google Play on the same account, that subscription is automatically canceled and remaining time refunded when you move to the bundled plan.

Sometimes. Google Play’s subscription guide says certain apps let you pause payments or switch plans from the Play subscription screen, and this may be available for Google Health Premium if the developer enabled it. On Google Store and Apple’s App Store, you generally control auto‑renewal or switch among available plans, but there’s no universal pause control in Google’s documentation.

On Google Store, the dedicated policy for Google Health Premium says you can cancel any time but won’t be refunded for the current billing period; you only stop future renewals while keeping access to the end of the period. For Google Play, general refund rules apply: Google doesn’t refund most purchases, but within about 48 hours you may be able to request a refund depending on purchase details, with later requests handled under developer policies and applicable law.

You can export or delete data whether or not you keep Premium. Google Health data‑export help explains that you can download your health information via Google’s data tools or export individual workouts from the app. The "Control your Google Health data" article describes deleting specific data types or all wellness data, and Google’s privacy FAQ confirms that you can leave Google Health by deleting the service from your Google Account.