Subscription Cancellation Difficulty Ranking
How many steps does it really take to cancel each service?
Fewer steps means an easier cancellation — and fewer dark patterns.
18 services
Netflix
🎬Video streaming
1
step
ChatGPT Plus
📦Other
3
steps
Paramount+
🎬Video streaming
3
steps
Peacock
🎬Video streaming
3
steps
Notion
📦Other
3
steps
Apple Music
🎵Music streaming
3
steps
Max
🎬Video streaming
3
steps
Google One
☁️Cloud storage
3
steps
iCloud+
☁️Cloud storage
3
steps
PlayStation Plus
🎮Gaming
4
steps
Spotify Premium
🎵Music streaming
4
steps
Disney+
🎬Video streaming
4
steps
YouTube Premium
🎬Video streaming
4
steps
Hulu
🎬Video streaming
4
steps
Microsoft 365
📦Other
4
steps
Amazon Prime Video
🎬Video streaming
5
steps
Adobe Creative Cloud
📦Other
5
steps
Audible
🎧Audiobook
6
steps
About this ranking
We compare cancellation flows by the number of clicks needed from a logged-in state. Fewer steps means an easier cancellation. Every entry is re-checked regularly and dated, so you always know how current it is.
What does “steps” mean?
It is the number of clicks or taps needed to finish canceling, counted from a logged-in state. Fewer steps means an easier cancellation.
What is the difference between Type A and Type B?
With Type A you keep access until your renewal date after canceling. With Type B access stops immediately, so timing matters more.
How often is this updated?
We re-check the cancellation pages regularly and update the steps when a service changes its flow. Each guide shows the date it was last verified.