How to cancel PocketGuard
How to cancel a PocketGuard Plus subscription in the mobile app or the web app, from PocketGuard's own help page, with the 24-hour renewal rule.
Checked October 22, 2026
Cancel PocketGuard in the mobile app
- Open the sidebar.
- Scroll down and tap Billing.
- Choose Modify subscription.
Cancel PocketGuard on the web app
- Go to the Settings tab.
- Click Customer Portal.
- Click Cancel plan.
Before you cancel PocketGuard
- PocketGuard says your subscription renews automatically unless canceled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period.
- If you bought through the App Store or Google Play, the Restore Purchase button restores it. For web purchases, PocketGuard says to contact support@pocketguard.com.
- PocketGuard's page does not describe a refund policy or Plus trial terms. Contact support@pocketguard.com for those.
- To switch to a lifetime plan, PocketGuard says you must cancel first or request a refund.
- If you were billed by Apple or Google, see /cancel/apple-subscriptions and /cancel/google-play.
After you cancel
Keep the confirmation email or screenshot. Then watch your bank or card for the next billing date: if PocketGuard charges you again after you cancelled, ask PocketGuard for a refund first, and if that fails, dispute the charge with your card. The guide to disputing a charge has the steps and the deadlines.
Questions people ask
How do I cancel PocketGuard Plus?
In the mobile app, open the sidebar, tap Billing, then Modify subscription. On the web app, use Settings, Customer Portal, Cancel plan.
When do I need to cancel PocketGuard by?
At least 24 hours before the end of the current period, or it renews automatically.
Does PocketGuard refund after cancelling?
Its cancel page doesn't describe a refund policy. Email support@pocketguard.com.
Who do I contact if canceling does not work?
PocketGuard lists support@pocketguard.com for Plus questions.
Sources
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