Before you cancel a service
Cancelling a service is easy. Finding out afterwards that your logins, files or email depended on it is not. Check first.
Every cancellation check covers
- What stops immediately
- What may stop later
- Data that could be deleted
- Exports to make first
- Logins that rely on it
- Billing consequences
- Integrations that lose access
- What to verify before you cancel
Retention and deletion timelines vary by provider and plan. We never guess them; each plan links to the provider's current policy.
- Close an important online accountClosing an account can take your data, purchases and other logins with it. Find out what depends on it, export what you need, and close it in a safe order.17 things checked in a typical plan
- What happens if I cancel this?See what stops, what could be deleted, what to export and what depends on a service before you cancel it.22 things checked in a typical plan
- What happens if I cancel Google Workspace?See what stops when you cancel Google Workspace, what could be deleted, what to export first, and what to move so your email, logins and Google services keep working.29 things checked in a typical plan
- What happens if I cancel Microsoft 365?See what stops when you cancel Microsoft 365, what may stop later, what could be deleted, and what to export and move first so mail, files, phones and sign-ins keep working.30 things checked in a typical plan
- Close your businessClosing a business means final filings, final pay, refunds and a lot of accounts that keep renewing. See what to do, what to keep and the safe order to shut things down.25 things checked in a typical plan
- Cancel a SaaS platform your business usesCancelling a SaaS platform can delete data, break website forms and automations, and leave DNS records that let someone take over your subdomain. Export, disconnect and clean up in the right order.21 things checked in a typical plan