A No-Brainer Way To Cancel Brainly!

Brainly is a peer-to-peer learning platform where students can help each other with their homework problems. The platform has over 150 million users, mostly middle and high-school students.

A lot of the Brainly content is available for free, but to get verified answers you need to subscribe to a Branly Plus plan.

How To Cancel Brainly Plus—Available Methods

Brainly is available for iOS, Android, and in a web browser. The cancellation method, in most cases, depends on the platform you used when subscribing.

Here are your options:

How To Cancel Brainly Plus on the App Store

If you are using Brainly on your iPhone or another iOS device, you have to cancel your subscription on the App Store.

Here are the steps:

1. Access the Settings app
2. Tap your name
3. Scroll down until you reach the Subscriptions feature
4. Tap on Subscriptions
5. Locate your Brainly Plus subscription
6. Select Cancel Subscription
7. Tap Confirm

When you're done with all the steps, you will get a confirmation email from Apple.

How To Cancel Brainly Plus on Google Play Store

For Android devices, you have to cancel your Brainly Plus subscription on the Play Store.

Here is how to do it:

1. Access Google Play Store
2. Tap the three horizontal lines to open Menu
3. Scroll down until you reach Subscriptions
4. Select Brainly Plus from your list of subscriptions
5. Tap Cancel subscription
6. Follow the steps to finalize the process

How To Cancel Brainly Plus on the Company Website

If you signed up for Brainly Plus on their website, you can cancel your subscription from your account.

Here are the steps to end your subscription:

1. Go to the Brainly website
2. Click on the Log In button in the top menu
3. Log in to your account
4. Hover over your profile icon
5. Select Account Settings from the drop-down menu
6. Click on Subscription
7. Select Cancel my Subscription

The Easiest Method To Cancel Brainly Plus—DoNotPay!

DoNotPay is a versatile app that can help you get out of your Brainly Plus subscription fast, regardless of which platform you used to sign up.

Follow these steps:

1. Access DoNotPay from your web browser
2. Select the Find Hidden Money feature
3. Type in Brainly as the name of service

We will let you know as soon as the cancellation is completed, but we can do even more for you.

You don't have to worry about forgotten subscriptions and unexpected costs if you use our app. Link your email or bank account to DoNotPay, and we will track down and help you cancel all subscriptions that you don't use.

Does Brainly Free Trial Turn Into a Paid Plan?

If you sign up for a seven-day free trial that Brainly offers, you will have to provide your credit card info. When the trial expires, your card will get charged if you haven't canceled it before that.

DoNotPay's virtual credit card can prevent automatic charges after free trials.

We will provide a random credit card number that will sign you up for any free trial. When the company tries to charge you, they will fail because our free virtual credit card is not connected to any real payment source.

Will My Brainly Subscription Auto-Renew?

Yes, your Brainly subscription will renew automatically every 6 or 12 months depending on the type of subscription.

Will I Get a Prorated Refund When I Cancel Brainly?

No, Brainly doesn't offer refunds for partially used subscriptions. Your cancellation will take effect when the next subscription term starts.

What Apps Are Similar to Brainly?

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