How to cancel SpanishDict

On SpanishDictionary.com, open Settings and click Cancel auto-renew in the Subscription section at the bottom of the page. If you paid in the iPhone app, cancel in the App Store; if you paid in the Android app, in Google Play. You keep Premium until the period you paid for ends, the free dictionary and course stay open after that, and a website purchase can be refunded in full within 30 days.

From SpanishDict's own help pages, terms of service and App Store listing, and Apple's and Google's for purchases made in their stores, read 16 Oct 2026. Where you bought it decides where you cancel.

Where did you subscribe?

On SpanishDictionary.com (paid on the website)

Sign in, click your profile circle at the top right of the page and click Settings. On a phone's browser, open the menu at the top right, sign in and tap the gear icon.
Scroll to the Subscription section at the bottom and click Cancel auto-renew.
Choose a reason, then click Yes, please cancel. The Subscription section now shows the day your Premium ends.

Changed your mind? Click Enable auto-renew in the same place.

Source: SpanishDictionary.com help: cancelling Premium on the website, read 16 Oct 2026.

In the App Store (paid in the iPhone or iPad app)

On the app's home page (tap Explore at the bottom left to get there), tap the profile circle at the top left and sign in if asked.
Tap Settings, then Manage My Subscription, which opens your subscriptions in the App Store.
Select SpanishDict and cancel the automatic renewal.

Apple manages subscriptions bought in the iPhone app, so SpanishDict cannot cancel them for you. You can also cancel in your iPhone's Settings: tap your name, then Subscriptions.

Sources: SpanishDictionary.com help: cancelling Premium in the iPhone app, Apple Support: cancelling a subscription, read 16 Oct 2026.

In Google Play (paid in the Android app)

Open the Play Store app and tap your profile at the top right.
Go to Payments and subscriptions, then Subscriptions.
Select SpanishDict and tap Cancel subscription.

SpanishDict's help pages give no Android steps; these are Google's.

Sources: Google Play: SpanishDict listing, Google Play Help: cancelling a subscription, read 16 Oct 2026.

The free trial and the Wyzant credit

During the 7-day free trial

Every Premium plan starts with a 7-day free trial. Cancel before the 7 days are over and nothing is charged; otherwise the plan you chose is billed on the 8th day.

Source: SpanishDictionary.com help: what Premium includes, read 16 Oct 2026.

The Wyzant lesson that comes with a yearly plan

For a limited time, SpanishDict's Premium page offers a $30 credit toward a private lesson on Wyzant with the yearly plan. It says a Wyzant session you have booked is yours to keep even if you cancel Premium.

Source: SpanishDictionary.com: Premium, read 16 Oct 2026.

After you cancel

Premium stops renewing, and you can keep using it until the end of the period you paid for.
After that you are back on the free version: the dictionary, the verb tables and the Learn Spanish course, with ads.

Sources: SpanishDictionary.com: terms of service, SpanishDictionary.com help: what Premium includes.

Getting money back

Bought on SpanishDict's website: its terms promise a full refund if you ask within 30 days of buying. Email [email protected]. The terms promise no refund after 30 days.
Paid in the App Store or Google Play: the 30-day guarantee does not apply, and Apple or Google decides, under its own rules.

Sources: SpanishDictionary.com: terms of service, Apple App Store: SpanishDict listing, Apple Support: asking for a refund and Google Play Help: asking for a refund. Apart from what SpanishDict promises above, each request is decided by whoever took the payment.

Questions people ask

How do I cancel SpanishDict Premium?

Where you paid. On the website: Settings, then Cancel auto-renew in the Subscription section. In the iPhone app: Settings, then Manage My Subscription, which opens the App Store. In the Android app: Google Play, under Payments and subscriptions.

Can I get a refund from SpanishDict?

Yes, in full, if you bought Premium on SpanishDict's website and ask within 30 days of buying. Purchases in the App Store or Google Play are refunded by Apple or Google, under their own rules.

Is SpanishDict free without Premium?

Yes. The dictionary, translator, verb tables and the Learn Spanish course are free with an account, with ads. Premium removes the ads and adds speaking questions, a writing checker and longer translations.