Understand your Premium membership billing

To view what type of membership you're currently subscribed to (trial, individual, family, student):

1. Go to youtube.com/paid_memberships.
2. Your YouTube memberships and subscriptions will be listed under the 'Memberships' section.
3. Underneath the name of each membership, your membership type and price will be listed.

If you signed up for a Premium membership through Apple, you'll see 'Billed by Apple' under your membership details. You'll need to manage your membership through Apple.

To confirm the status of your membership (active or paused):

1. Go to youtube.com/paid_memberships.
2. Click Manage membership.​
3. You'll see the date of your next billing cycle if you're subscribed to a monthly membership, the date on which your trial ends (if you're currently in a trial period) or the option to unpause your membership (if it's paused).

1. Go to youtube.com/paid_memberships.
2. Click the arrow next to Manage membership to expand your membership details.
3. You'll see your active payment method listed and any backup payment methods that you've added.
4. You can click Edit next to 'Backup payment method' to add another form of payment. A backup payment method ensures that your membership and benefits will continue even if your first payment method cannot be charged for some reason.

1. Go to youtube.com/paid_memberships.
2. Click the arrow next to Manage membership to expand your membership details.
3. You'll see your 'Next billing date' listed, and the price of your membership.

To cancel or pause your membership, follow the steps here. When you cancel your membership, you won't be charged again unless you re-subscribe. Your YouTube paid membership benefits will continue until the end of the billing period.

To view the receipts for your YouTube Premium or YouTube Music Premium membership, visit payments.google.com Activity.

You'll see a list of all your transactions, including your YouTube membership charges. Click any transaction to view the details about that charge, including:

• The total amount billed
• The date and time of the charge
• The status of the transaction
• Which payment method was charged

If there's a charge that you don't recognise or that seems higher than it should be, check this list of common reasons for unexpected charges. If you believe that the charge was made by someone else, you can report an unauthorised charge.

If you live in the European Economic Area, you'll be charged Value-Added Tax (VAT) on some purchases from Google. For these purchases, you can request a VAT invoice.

Depending on what Google service you use to make a purchase, the currency that you're billed in may not be the currency of your home country. Learn more about currency conversions.