If you have taken one year free subscription of Perplexity Pro through Airtel Thanks app, then there is an important news for you. This promotional offer of the company is about to end. If you do not wish to continue the paid subscription for this AI Service, it is necessary to cancel it in time. Failure to do so may result in money being deducted from your account in the next billing cycle.
Airtel had partnered with Perplexity to offer one year free subscription of Perplexity Pro to certain customers. Initially no payment method was required, but later many users had to add a card or another payment option to continue the service. Now that the free period is ending, the subscription can automatically convert to a paid plan.
How to cancel Perplexity Pro subscription
The easiest way to stop a subscription is to use Perplexity’s website.
First, open Perplexity’s website and log in to your account.
Click on the profile icon at the bottom left.
Select ‘All Settings’ option.
Go to the ‘Subscriptions’ section and click on ‘Manage’.
Select ‘Manage’ again on the next screen.
Click on ‘Cancel Subscription’ option.
Select the reason for cancellation; You can also write your reason by selecting ‘Other’.
Click on ‘Continue to Cancel’ and then select ‘No thanks, cancel my subscription’.
Finally, click on ‘Cancel Subscription’ to complete the process.
How to know if subscription is canceled or not?
After cancelling, you’ll see a confirmation message stating that your subscription will remain active until the end of the current billing period. To check this, go back to ‘All Settings’ and open the ‘Subscriptions’ section. If you see information like “Plan will end…” and no auto-renewal option, it means the subscription has been canceled successfully.
Note that if you subscribed through Apple’s payments system on iPhone, you may need to manage your subscription through Subscription Settings in your Apple Account. Therefore, users who do not require Perplexity Pro must cancel their subscription before the renewal date to avoid unnecessary deductions.
