Meetup Didn’t Meet Your Expectations? Cancel It!

Meetup is an online platform people use to organize or join groups. Users can meet people with similar interests and careers, organize events, and find support and inspiration. Plenty of users have complained about Meetup, its customer support, and the frustrating inability to cancel. Don’t let this discourage you—DoNotPay is here to help you cancel Meetup effortlessly!

How Can I Cancel Meetup?

Meetup charges you monthly until you cancel it or turn off auto-renewal, which you can do at any time, according to its terms of service. When you cancel the subscription, it will remain active until the end of that billing period.

How To Cancel a Meetup Group

Aside from canceling your subscription, it might be useful to know how to close a Meetup group. Here’s how to do it:

1. Log in to your account
2. Go to the Meetup group page you want to close
3. Click on Manage Group
4. Tap on Step Down as Organizer
5. Select the reason you’re deleting the group
6. Click on Delete the Meetup
7. Tap on Delete This Meetup
8. Hit Done

Cancel Your Meetup Subscription

You can cancel Meetup in a few ways, depending on the device you’re using. Check out all of your options:

Cancel Meetup in Your Web Browser

You can cancel your Meetup subscription by accessing Meetup through a desktop or mobile web browser:

1. Sign in to your account
2. Go to the Organizer Subscription page
3. Tap on Cancel Subscription
4. Select Cancel My Subscription
5. Submit the request

Cancel Meetup in the Android App

If you have the Meetup for Android app, you cancel your subscription there. Follow these instructions:

1. Click on Profile
2. Tap on the menu icon
3. Select Account Settings
4. Click on Organizer Subscription
5. Tap on Cancel Subscription
6. Hit Yes

Cancel Meetup on Your iOS Device

To cancel Meetup in the App Store, here’s what you need to do:

1. Open Settings on your iOS device
2. Tap on iTunes & App Store
3. Click on your Apple ID
4. Hit Subscriptions
5. Select Meetup
6. Scroll down to Options and click on Unsubscribe

Use DoNotPay To Cancel Your Meetup Subscription Without a Hitch!

With DoNotPay, it doesn’t matter where you purchase or use your Meetup subscription—we can take care of it in a few clicks! All you need to do is:

1. Go to DoNotPay in your web browser
2. Select Find Hidden Money
3. Type in Meetup as the service you wish to cancel
4. Click on Submit

Once you hit that Submit button, we’ll contact Meetup and cancel your subscription on your behalf. We’ll let you know once it’s done via email, usually in 48h.

You Can Manage All of Your Subscriptions at Once Thanks to DoNotPay

If you link your email address or bank account to DoNotPay, we can show you a list of your active memberships and subscriptions. Skim your list, decide which ones you want to keep, and select the ones you wish to cancel.

Did you know that the average American spends about $230 on monthly subscriptions? By using DoNotPay, you’ll no longer be part of this statistic. Enjoy your subscriptions safely while we save you both time and money!

Online Platforms Similar to Meetup

You’re not satisfied with Meetup, so you’d like to find a similar app? No worries! Check out some alternatives below:

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