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Medium is a digital publishing platform where writers publish articles and readers can access a mix of free and member-only content.
Membership gives access to unlimited member-only stories and supports writers on the platform.
Medium operates as a web service and via mobile apps on iOS and Android, with subscriptions managed either on Medium’s website or through app stores.
Billing and account controls depend on the channel used to subscribe (web, Apple App Store, or Google Play).
For more details about managing membership, see a community guide to cancelling Medium.
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See Medium’s app listing for the iOS app.
Review Google Play terms for purchase and cancellation rules.
When you cancel a paid membership, access typically continues until the end of the current billing period.
After that date, member-only stories and benefits are removed from your account.
Cancelling membership does not automatically delete your Medium account or content you published.
If you want to remove your account or posts, use account settings; cancellation and account deletion are separate actions.
Medium’s terms state subscription fees are final and non‑refundable; there is generally no credit for unused time unless Medium decides otherwise.
This policy is applied globally under Medium’s membership terms as explained in community resources.
Reference on refunds and cancellations
For app-store queries, contact Apple or Google through their support flows.
Medium’s plans and prices can change; always check the official Medium site or app listing for current rates before subscribing.
This guide does not list or guess specific prices to avoid outdated information.
Billing frequency (monthly vs yearly) affects the timing of renewals and the amount you are charged at each cycle.
Cancel before the next billing date to avoid renewal; access usually remains until the end of the paid period.
Singapore consumer protection laws exist, but Medium’s global terms state no refunds for cancellations and require users to cancel before the next billing cycle.
That means you cannot rely on a statutory automatic cooling‑off period from Medium itself.
Google/Apple policies govern app-store refunds; see Google Play terms for how some withdrawals are handled.
Some users praise Medium for a clean reading experience and high-quality technical or programming guides.
Positive reviews note Medium’s editorial variety and ease of publishing for writers.
Many reviewers report issues such as billing problems, account suspensions, and slow or unhelpful customer support.
Trustpilot shows a high volume of 1‑star reviews describing moderation opacity, billing frustration, and content disputes.
Uninstalling the Medium app does not cancel subscriptions made through the App Store or Google Play.
Always cancel via the subscription manager in Apple or Google account settings.
Many users expect a 14‑day cooling‑off or automatic pro‑rata refunds; Medium’s published position does not guarantee such refunds.
If you need a refund for an app‑store purchase, request it from Apple or Google rather than from Medium directly.
| Channel | How to cancel | Refund route | Period |
|---|---|---|---|
| Web (credit card / PayPal) | medium.com → Settings → Membership & payment → Cancel | Generally no refunds (Medium policy) | Per billing cycle |
| iOS (App Store) | iOS Settings → Apple ID → Subscriptions → Cancel | Request refund from Apple | Per billing cycle |
| Android (Google Play) | Google Play app → Profile → Payments & subscriptions → Subscriptions → Cancel | Request refund from Google | Per billing cycle |
Confirm your subscription status in account settings and keep screenshots of the cancellation confirmation.
Check that access ends on the expected date and that you are not charged at the next renewal.
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Cancellation of subscriptions is typically handled through account settings or the app store, not by postal mail.
Use the contact channels provided in your account or the app store for billing disputes and refund requests.
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