Turn recurring billing on or off for a Microsoft subscription

Tip: If you don't see a Manage link, it could be because you are already viewing your subscription details or are signed in with the wrong account.

Tips: 

• If you don't see Turn off recurring billing, it means your subscription will end on the date specified in Expires on. 

• ​​​If you see Turn on recurring billing, it means recurring billing is already turned off. Select the link to turn recurring billing on

Tip: You may also be offered to switch to another type of Microsoft 365 subscription. Learn more.

Important: You'll still have access to your subscription and all its benefits until it expires.

Tip: If you don't see a Manage link, it could be because you are already viewing your subscription details or are signed in with the wrong account.

Tips: 

• If you see a Renew or Resubscribe link, choose it to renew your subscription. This will also turn recurring billing on.

• If you purchased this subscription through a third-party retailer such as Apple, Google or another retailer, you'll see a Manage billing link. Select that link to manage your renewal through that retailer.

• If you see Paid with pre-paid card next to the subscription expiration date, you paid for the subscription with a download code or single-use token, so you can't turn on recurring billing. You can buy a new one at Microsoft Store when the subscription expires.

• If you don't see any of the links mentioned above, but you do see a renewal date or a notice of an upcoming charge, it means recurring billing is already turned on and your subscription will renew on the date shown.

Tip: If you don't see a Manage link, it could be because you are already viewing your subscription details or are signed in with the wrong account.

Note: This is not the same as switching subscriptions. If you to change to another type of subscription, read Switch between Microsoft 365 subscriptions.