Short answer: open the Uber or Uber Eats app, tap Account, then Uber One, then Manage Membership, then End Membership, and confirm on both screens. Do it at least 48 hours before your renewal date. If End Membership is missing, Apple, Google or a card partner is billing you, and you cancel there instead.
Uber One is easy to leave and easy to get wrong. The membership itself cancels in about a minute, but the timing rule catches people out, and a large share of the “I cancelled and still got charged” complaints come from members who never had Uber billing them in the first place.
This guide covers every route: the standard in-app cancellation, the Apple and Google billing paths, memberships that came bundled with a credit card, what happens to your benefits and credits afterwards, and when a refund is actually available.
Where you cancel depends entirely on where you signed up. Look at the charge on your bank or card statement before you do anything else.
| What your statement says | Who bills you | Where to cancel |
| UBER, UBER ONE or UBER EATS | Uber directly | Uber or Uber Eats app, or uber.com |
| APPLE.COM/BILL | Apple App Store | iPhone Settings, then Subscriptions |
| GOOGLE *Uber | Google Play | Play Store, then Payments and subscriptions |
| No Uber One charge at all | A card or partner programme | Uber Help, or the partner’s benefits page |
Uber One is a single membership that covers both Uber rides and Uber Eats. In the US it costs $9.99 a month or $96 a year, which works out at $8 a month on the annual plan. Students can join for $4.99 a month or $48 a year. Prices differ by country and change with promotions, so the figure on your own Uber One screen is the one that counts.
| Plan | US price | Effective monthly cost | Renews |
| Monthly | $9.99 a month | $9.99 | Every month until cancelled |
| Annual | $96 a year | $8.00 | Every year until cancelled |
| Uber One Student | $4.99 a month or $48 a year | $4.00 to $4.99 | Until cancelled or student status lapses |
| Free trial | $0 for about 4 weeks | $0 | Converts to a paid plan automatically |
Every one of those plans auto-renews. New members usually get a four week free trial, and promotions have run much longer, including a six month trial for Apple Card holders. The longer the trial, the easier it is to forget the renewal date.
Uber’s own materials give two different cutoffs, and that mismatch is the source of most confusion:
Treat 48 hours as the real deadline. Cancel inside that window and the charge may still land, and even if Uber reverses it, you are waiting on a refund rather than avoiding the charge. Your renewal date is on the Uber One screen in the app, so check it before you start.
This is the route for most members, whose membership is billed directly by Uber. It works the same way in the Uber app and the Uber Eats app, because both share one account and one membership.
You can do the same in a browser by signing in at uber.com and opening the Uber One section of your account. Some people find the desktop view easier for checking the renewal date and the billing history.
If you signed up through an in-app purchase on iOS, Apple holds the subscription and Uber cannot end it for you. The tell is a charge reading APPLE.COM/BILL rather than UBER.
Apple subscriptions run to the end of the paid period, and Apple, not Uber, handles any refund request. If Uber One appears in neither your Apple subscriptions nor the Uber app, check whether you subscribed under a different Apple Account or a different Uber account. It happens often with people who keep separate work and personal logins.
The equivalent applies on Android when the subscription was bought through Google Play.
Most Android users are billed by Uber directly rather than through Google Play, so if Uber One is not in your Play subscriptions, go back to the in-app route above.
Uber One is bundled into several card and partner programmes, and these behave differently. Amex Platinum has included Uber One as a cardholder benefit, and Apple Card has offered a six month free trial that converts to the paid $9.99 monthly plan afterwards.
Two things to know. A partner-funded pass may not show a normal End Membership control, because the billing relationship sits with the partner rather than with you. And a trial granted through a card rolls into standard paid billing at the end of the promotion unless you cancel. Cancelling early does not usually cost you the remaining free months: Apple Card’s offer terms, for example, say cancelling before the six month trial ends still gives you the full six months.
If you cannot find a cancellation control anywhere, contact Uber support through the Help section of the app before you cancel your card or dispute the charge.
The trial is where most unwanted charges start, because four weeks passes quickly. Cancel with the same steps as a paid membership, and do it at least 48 hours before the trial ends.
Check the confirmation screen to see when your benefits end. On some offers they continue until the trial expires; on others they stop when you cancel. Either way the trial cost you nothing, so cancelling early is the safe choice if you already know you will not keep it.
Two habits help: set a calendar reminder for two days before the trial ends the moment you sign up, and read the renewal date in the app rather than counting four weeks yourself, since promotional trials have ranged from one month to six.
People searching for how to cancel Uber Eats usually mean one of three different things, and each has its own fix.
| What you want to cancel | How to do it |
| The Uber Eats membership (formerly Eats Pass) | That membership is now Uber One. Cancel it with the steps above from inside the Uber Eats app. |
| An Uber Eats order | Open Orders, select the order and tap Cancel order. Before the restaurant accepts it, there is normally no charge; after that you may pay for food already being prepared. |
| The Uber Eats app or account | Uber Eats uses your Uber account, so deleting it deletes your rides account too. See the cancel versus delete section below. |
It helps to know what the membership actually gives you before you end it. In the US, Uber currently lists these member benefits:
These are separate actions with very different consequences. Most people only need the first one.
If you do want to delete the account, cancel Uber One first and wait for the confirmation, so a membership on a third-party billing route does not keep charging after the account is gone.
Usually not. Uber’s terms say that, except where prohibited by law, the charge is non-refundable once the billing cycle begins, and a mid-cycle cancellation is not prorated. There are four situations where money does come back:
A chargeback with your bank is the last resort, not the first move. Uber can restrict accounts with disputed charges, and support usually resolves things faster when you have a screenshot of your cancellation confirmation. Uber’s sign-up and cancellation practices were the subject of a 2025 Federal Trade Commission lawsuit, so if you believe you were enrolled without agreeing to it, say so plainly when you contact support.
| Symptom | Likely cause | Fix |
| Uber One still shows a renewal date | You stopped at the first confirmation screen | Repeat the steps and confirm on both screens until an end date appears |
| End Membership button is missing | Apple, Google or a partner bills you | Cancel where the billing lives (see the table at the top) |
| Charged the day you cancelled | You cancelled inside 48 hours of renewal | Wait for the automatic refund, then contact Uber Help if it does not arrive |
| Charged months after cancelling | A second Uber account on an old phone number or work email | Sign in to each account and check the Uber One screen |
| A $9.99 charge you cannot place | A different subscription, or a ride settling days later | Match the merchant name and date against your Uber trip history |
| Charged after a free trial | The trial converted to a paid plan | Cancel now; ask support about a refund if you have not used any benefits |
If none of these explains it, go to Help in the app, choose the Uber One option and report the charge, attaching your confirmation screenshot.
Uber’s cancellation screen presents an average monthly saving for members, and whether that holds for you depends on how often you order, not on the headline.
The rough break-even on the $9.99 monthly plan is two or three delivery orders a month, since the delivery fee alone usually runs $2 to $5 per order before the percentage discount. Rides add a little through the 5% credit, but ride-only users rarely recover the fee. Below that usage, cancelling is the right call.
If your usage is seasonal, such as heavy in winter and close to zero in summer, pausing saves you rejoining later, and Uber offers the pause in the same flow. If you use it steadily, switching to the annual plan brings the cost down to $8 a month.
In the Uber or Uber Eats app, tap Account, then Uber One, then Manage Membership, then End Membership, and confirm on both screens.
At least 48 hours before your renewal date, which is shown on the Uber One screen.
$9.99 a month in the US, or $96 a year on the annual plan. The student plan is $4.99 a month.
No. Your account and history stay in place. Deleting the account is a separate process in Settings.
Yes, through the end of the billing period you already paid for, unless a refund was issued.
Yes, if you mean the membership. Uber Eats and Uber share one membership, so ending it in either app ends it in both.
Generally not once the billing cycle has started, with the exceptions in the refund section above.
Your membership is billed by Apple, Google or a partner programme. Cancel it where the billing lives.
Credits tied to the membership can be revoked when it ends, so spend them first.
Yes, at any time from the same screen. You will usually not get a second free trial unless Uber sends you a rejoin offer.
If you are working through a round of subscription cleanup, these guides cover the services people most often forget they are paying for. For the general method that works on any service, plus every guide we have, see how to cancel subscriptions online.