How to Cancel Cerebral
Skycopia rates Cerebral as medium to cancel, though you can do it yourself online. Expect some friction and probably an offer to stay, not a one-click exit.
Cancellation line: (415) 403-2156
Cancelling is the easy part — making it stick is the hard part. Skycopia watches the charge from both sides: a nudge before the renewal date so you don't miss your window, and an alert if Cerebral bills you again after you've cancelled. It reads your bank data and keeps you on top of your cancellations and subscriptions.
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Manual cancellation steps
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Log into your Cerebral account (web or app) → find "Cancel Subscription" (reportedly under Account Settings → Subscription → Manage Subscription)
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Do this no later than the day before your next scheduled billing date — access continues through the rest of the period you already paid for, with no partial refund for the unused time
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Canceling the subscription does NOT close the underlying account — that's a separate step. Stuck, or subscribed through the App Store/Google Play? Email support@cerebral.com or call (415) 403-2156 (Mon–Fri 6am–6pm PT, Sat–Sun 7am–4pm PT), or cancel through your phone's app-store subscription settings instead
Or have Sky walk you through it one step at a time, with the right page open beside this one — then watch your bank data to confirm the charge actually stopped.
Charged again after cancelling? Dispute it with your card issuer — the steps above are your proof you cancelled, and the date you did it. Skycopia flags a zombie rebill the moment it lands, so you catch it inside the dispute window instead of six months later.
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How do I cancel Cerebral?
Cancel Cerebral online at https://cerebral.com/terms-and-conditions or by phone at (415) 403-2156.
How hard is it to cancel Cerebral?
Skycopia rates cancelling Cerebral as medium — it takes 3 steps.
What should I watch out for when cancelling Cerebral?
Cerebral was ordered by the NY Attorney General (2023) and the FTC (2024) to stop dragging out cancellations behind a mandatory exit survey and multi-day retention pitch — it's now supposed to be a single in-account button, capped at one retention offer. Talk to your prescriber before stopping any medication: Cerebral's own terms warn that all services, including prescribing, end the moment cancellation takes effect, and abruptly stopping some medications can affect your health.
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