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Notion Cancellation Help

Official, billing-owner-specific cancellation guidance for Notion.

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Last reviewed: August 10, 2026

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Official, billing-owner-specific cancellation guidance for Notion.

Route owner

To cancel a Notion subscription billed directly by Notion, open the paid workspace on desktop, go to Settings → Billing → Change plan, and switch to the Free Plan. The subscription stops renewing, but paid features rema…

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Official start

Change your Notion plan — How to upgrade, downgrade, or cancel a workspace plan via Change plan, including auto-renew behavior and mobile subscription notes.

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Web

Use a desktop browser or the Notion desktop app to cancel subscriptions billed directly through Notion. You must open the specific paid workspace, be a workspace owner, and use Settings → Billing → Change plan to downgrade to the Free Plan; this stops future renewals while keeping access through the end of the current billing period.

iOS

If you started a Notion subscription through the Apple App Store, Apple manages your billing. In that case, Billing → Change plan will not let you cancel inside Notion; you must use the iOS Settings app to open your Apple ID subscriptions and stop renewal for Notion there.

Google Play

If you subscribed to Notion via Google Play on Android, Google manages renewal and cancellation. In that case, the Notion Billing page will not show a Change plan option for cancelling; instead, you must open Google Play on your device and cancel the Notion subscription from your Google account’s subscriptions area.

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Step 01

Open Settings

On a desktop browser or the Notion desktop app, open the workspace whose subscription you pay for. In the left sidebar, select "Settings" or "Settings & members" (wording can vary) to open the workspace settings window. Only workspace owners will see billing options here.

Step 02

Open Billing

In the settings window, use the sidebar to choose "Billing." This page shows the workspace’s current plan, billing interval, renewal date, and payment details, and links to your invoices and payment method.

Step 03

Choose Change plan

On the Billing page, locate the section that lists your current plan. Select "Change plan" (or the similarly named option shown for your account) to open the list of available plans for this workspace.

Step 04

Select the free plan and confirm

In the Change plan view, select the Free Plan for this workspace, then continue through the prompts. Provide optional feedback, then confirm the downgrade. Notion will show when your paid plan ends and send confirmation; your workspace stays on the paid plan until that date, then moves to Free.

Notion FAQs

Short answers for the questions people usually ask before starting.

Yes. You can downgrade or cancel your Notion subscription at any time by going to Settings → Billing → Change plan and selecting a lower plan or the Free Plan. The change stops future renewals but takes effect at the end of your current billing cycle, so you keep paid features until that date.
Downgrading your Notion plan does not delete your pages or databases, but it can restrict features. On the Free Plan, workspaces with more than one owner are limited to 1,000 blocks; after that, you must upgrade to keep creating content. Some advanced features from Plus, Business, or Enterprise also become unavailable after downgrade.
You need to cancel each paid workspace separately. Open the workspace switcher, choose a paid workspace, then go to Settings → Billing → Change plan and downgrade it. Repeat this for any other workspaces showing paid plans. Notion bills per workspace and per member, so cancelling one does not affect the others.
No. Notion’s documentation is clear that deleting a workspace does not cancel its subscription. To stop billing, first go to Settings → Billing → Change plan and downgrade to the Free Plan. After the paid term ends, you can optionally delete the workspace, which permanently removes all of its content for every member.
If you subscribed via the Apple App Store, Notion instructs you to request any refund directly from Apple, which applies its own policies. If you purchased online or through Google Pay, you contact Notion support within the timeframes described in the refund policy; in most cases, recent invoices may be refundable.
Cancelling or downgrading your base plan can limit AI capabilities, especially if you move off Business or Enterprise. Custom Agents may be switched off on lower plans, and AI usage may rely on allowances or Notion credits. Credits themselves follow separate billing rules; unused purchased credits can sometimes be refunded, but used credits cannot.
You can lower costs by removing unneeded members, inviting some collaborators as guests instead, downgrading to a cheaper plan via Change plan, or switching your billing interval. Admins can also cap Notion credits and disable Auto Adjust so AI‑related usage doesn’t automatically increase monthly charges.
In Enterprise setups, workspace owners and organization admins manage billing for individual workspaces, but overall charges are governed by your contract. Removing a workspace from the Org Console only detaches it from admin controls; to stop billing for that workspace, your account team or Notion sales contact must remove it from the contract.

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Source links

Change your Notion plan — How to upgrade, downgrade, or cancel a workspace plan via Change plan, including auto-renew behavior and mobile subscription notes. Downgrading your Notion plan — Detailed downgrade steps and explanation of when downgrades take effect and how features change on lower plans. Manage billing in Notion — Core billing model, per-member pricing, billing intervals, renewal rules, and viewing billing details and invoices. How members impact billing — How adding or removing members affects seat counts, invoices, and billing timing. Delete a Notion workspace — Permanent effects of deleting a workspace and clarification that deletion does not cancel subscriptions. Export your content — Export options and formats for pages and entire workspaces to back up data before changes or deletion. Understanding block usage — Block limits and behavior on the Free Plan, especially for workspaces with multiple owners. Notion refund policy — Refund eligibility and processes for direct, Google Pay, and Apple App Store purchases, including credits and member errors. Purchase Notion credits — How admins buy and manage Notion credits, including restrictions when billing is through app stores. Notion credits category overview — General explanation of Notion credits usage, billing, and related help articles for Custom Agents and Workers. Manage your usage allowance for Notion AI — Usage allowances for Notion AI, reset behavior, and how credits can extend AI usage. Remove a workspace from your organization or contract — Enterprise Org Console behavior versus contract-level billing and how removing workspaces affects charges.