How to Cancel v0

A 9-step walkthrough with real screenshots from the live cancel flow.

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Quick answer

Open v0.app, go to Settings → Billing and Usage, and click Cancel Plan in the Plan Summary card. In the "Are you sure you want to cancel?" dialog, tick a reason (or skip it), then click the red Confirm Cancellation. You keep your paid plan and higher limits until the end of the current billing period, then drop to the free plan. v0 doesn't prorate or auto-refund the unused time, and any usage-based credits you've already spent this cycle don't come back — so cancel before your renewal date. Heads up: some users report the subscription quietly renewing anyway, so re-open Billing afterward and confirm it reads "Cancellation scheduled."

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See v0's pricing, tiers, and difficulty score in one page. v0 ranks #34 of 117 by cancellation difficulty.

Step-by-step instructions

1

Open Settings → Billing and Usage

Sign in at v0.app, open Settings, and click the "Billing and Usage" tab. The Plan Summary card at the top shows your current plan (e.g. "Team Plan"), your Price/month, your Renewal Date, and your payment method. Below it you'll see your Credit Balance and Invoices.

v0 Settings on the Billing and Usage tab showing the Plan Summary card with a Team Plan badge, $30 price/month, an Aug 14 2025 renewal date, and View All Plans and Cancel Plan buttons
2

Click Cancel Plan

In the Plan Summary card, click the "Cancel Plan" button (it sits next to "View All Plans" on the right). This opens the cancellation dialog — clicking it does not cancel anything on its own.

3

Read the "Are you sure you want to cancel?" dialog

A dialog opens headed "Are you sure you want to cancel?" It restates your plan and price (e.g. "Team Plan – $30/month") and tells you exactly when access ends: "Your plan and increased limits will remain active until the end of your current billing period." It then asks why you're cancelling.

v0 cancellation dialog titled "Are you sure you want to cancel?" showing the Team Plan at $30/month, a note that the plan stays active until the end of the billing period on Aug 14 2025, and a grid of cancellation-reason checkboxes
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Pick a reason (or skip it), then Confirm Cancellation

Under "We'd love to know why you're cancelling. Select all that apply." tick any reasons that fit — Just wanted 1 month, Too expensive, Not enough variety, Complicated to use, Not my stack, Needs more components, Output wasn't good, or Other — and optionally add a note in the "Share with us how we can improve" box. These are feedback only; you don't have to select anything. When you're ready, click the red "Confirm Cancellation" button. The grey "Cancel" button just closes the dialog and keeps your plan.

The v0 cancellation dialog with the "Just wanted 1 month" reason checkbox ticked and highlighted, a free-text improvement box, a grey Cancel button, and a red Confirm Cancellation button
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Confirm the "Cancellation Confirmed" screen

A "Cancellation Confirmed" screen appears with a green check, telling you your increased limits remain active until the end of this billing cycle and that you'll then move to the FREE plan with continued access until that date. Click "Continue" to close it. You won't be charged again.

v0 "Cancellation Confirmed" dialog with a green check mark explaining that increased limits remain active until Aug 14 2025, after which the account moves to the FREE plan, with a Continue button
6

Verify it reads "Cancellation scheduled"

Back on the Billing and Usage tab, the Plan Summary badge should now read "[Your] Plan · Cancellation scheduled for [date]", and the button on the right changes from "Cancel Plan" to "Resume Plan". This is your proof the cancellation took. If it still shows the normal plan badge and a "Cancel Plan" button, the cancellation didn't register — repeat the steps.

v0 Plan Summary card after cancelling, showing a red "Team Plan · Cancellation scheduled for August 14, 2025" badge and a Resume Plan button where Cancel Plan used to be
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If this applies to you

Changed your mind? Click Resume Plan (optional)

Until the cancellation date passes, you can undo it: on the Billing and Usage tab click "Resume Plan" in the Plan Summary card and your plan continues uninterrupted at the same price. After the date passes you're on the free plan and would need to re-subscribe from "View All Plans".

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If this applies to you

If the in-app cancel won't stick (optional)

If you've clicked Confirm Cancellation but the plan keeps renewing, don't just keep retrying the button. v0 billing is handled by Vercel: open the Feedback form inside v0 (it's tied to your account so the team can see it), or go to vercel.com/help, describe the problem to the support chatbot, and create a case with billing support. Keep your invoice emails as evidence of the charges you're disputing.

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If this applies to you

Refunds and leftover credits (optional)

Cancelling stops the next renewal but doesn't prorate or auto-refund the time you've already paid for — you simply keep access until the period ends. It also won't restore usage-based credits you've already burned this cycle. Unused monthly credits roll over and expire 65 days after they're issued, so they don't survive long after you leave. For an unexpected or duplicate charge, raise it with Vercel billing support via vercel.com/help; refunds are handled case by case.

Frequently Asked Questions

No — as long as you cancel before your renewal date and the cancellation actually registers. Your paid plan and higher limits stay active until the end of the current billing period, then your account drops to the free plan automatically. The catch specific to v0: some users have reported the subscription renewing anyway despite clicking cancel, so after you confirm, re-open Settings → Billing and Usage and make sure the Plan Summary badge reads "Cancellation scheduled" with a "Resume Plan" button. If it still shows "Cancel Plan", the cancellation didn't take.

v0 doesn't prorate or automatically refund the unused part of your billing period — cancelling keeps your paid access until the period ends rather than refunding the remaining days. It also doesn't restore usage-based credits you've already spent this cycle. For an unexpected or duplicate charge you can raise a case with Vercel billing support at vercel.com/help (v0 billing runs through Vercel); refunds are reviewed case by case, so don't count on one — cancel before renewal instead. EU and UK customers may have a 14-day statutory right of withdrawal on a new subscription.

Your projects and chats aren't deleted — cancelling moves you to the free plan at the end of the period, and you keep access to your work, just with the free plan's lower limits and smaller monthly credit allowance ($5 of credits/month on Free). Any unused monthly credits roll over but expire 65 days after they were issued, so a large leftover balance won't last indefinitely once you stop paying. What you lose on the end date is the paid plan's higher limits and larger credit allowance.

Cancelling ends your paid plan entirely and drops you to the free plan ($0/month, $5 of credits) at the period end. Downgrading instead switches you to a cheaper paid tier — Business ($100/user/mo) → Team ($30/user/mo), or Team → Premium ($20/mo) — from "View All Plans", keeping a larger credit allowance and higher limits than free. If you're leaving because the bill is too high rather than because you're done with v0, downgrading is usually the better move.

First make sure you clicked the red "Confirm Cancellation" in the dialog, not the grey "Cancel" button (which only closes the dialog), and that the Plan Summary afterward reads "Cancellation scheduled". If it genuinely won't stick — a known complaint where the plan renews despite cancelling — escalate through Vercel, which handles v0 billing: submit the Feedback form inside v0 so it's tied to your account, or go to vercel.com/help, explain the issue to the support chatbot, and open a billing case. Keep your invoice emails as proof of the charges.

Yes to the free plan — cancelling lands you on it automatically. It's $0/month with $5 of included monthly credits, enough to keep exploring v0 at low limits. There is no annual/yearly billing option: as of June 2026 v0's plans (Free, Premium $20/mo, Team $30/user/mo, Business $100/user/mo) are all monthly-only, with usage-based credits billed on top. Note that the Premium $20/mo plan is being sunsetted and is no longer offered to new users, though it still works for existing subscribers.
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