Do it yourself
Cancel HubSpot yourself
TLDR: Open Account and Billing and turn off auto-renewal before the term ends. You cannot end the current term early, and prepaid fees through the end of that term are not refunded.
Turn off auto-renewal
HubSpot is set to renew.
- 01Open the HubSpot account.
- 02Open Account & Billing.
- 03Turn off auto-renewal before the term ends.
If you leave it on, the plan renews. Unless the order says otherwise, the renewal is the shorter of the old term or one year. You cannot end the current term early, and prepaid fees through the end of that term are not refunded. A downgrade waits until the next renewal and needs a new order. A higher renewal price is announced at least 30 days ahead. If you reject it, use this same non-renewal step so it ends when the current term ends. The terms name a help article, “Cancel your subscription and delete your HubSpot account,” and do not print its address. A free trial must be bought before it ends or the data in it may be deleted. After a paid plan ends, the free tools can remain, unless they ended the account for cause.
Mail a notice
You are in North America or South America and the contract is with HubSpot, Inc.
- 01Write that you are turning off renewal, and include the account name.
- 02Mail it to HubSpot, Inc., Two Canal Park, Cambridge, MA 02141, Attention: Legal.
The terms print that street for legal notices when HubSpot, Inc. is the contracting company. Turn off auto-renewal in the account as well, before the term ends. Canada and some other regions use a different HubSpot company, and the notice address can differ.
How to know it worked
- Auto-renewal stays off only if you turn it off before the term ends.
- The current term runs to its end, and that fee is not refunded.
Watch out for
- Leaving auto-renewal on renews the plan.
- You cannot downgrade in the middle of a term.
HubSpot refunds
- Prepaid fees through the end of the current term are not refunded.
- If they change the product in a way that materially makes it worse and cannot offer something substantially similar, you can end it and get a pro-rata refund of unused fees.
- If you end the contract for cause, they refund prepaid unused fees for the time after that ending.
Sources · checked 29 October 2026

