Can't find CC subscription end date

[csscms]

Hi There,

I'm trying to find my subscription end-date and every answer I've found says to sign-in to CC then go Adobe Account > Manage Plan. Upon which I'm supposed to see a renewal date but there's nothing there.

I'm on an annual plan paid monthly but signed up in 2019. Do I not see an end-date because the first year is now complete so are now just paying monthly?

I wish this info was in-your-face easy to find - why hide it? Having to post or contact support is kind of tedious. Any help would be much appreciated.

Cheers, Ben

[Kanikas]

Hi there, 

Please find the details here:

https://helpx.adobe.com/in/manage-account/using/access-adobe-id-account.html. 

This link helps you access your account details from within the Creative Cloud app. 

Thanks 

Kanika 

[csscms]

Thanks Kanika but not sure you read my post sorry.

Your link tells me how to sign into my account - I have no issue doing this. The problem is that once signed in, I can't find any subscription end-date. Help articles and posts say to go: Adobe Account > Manage Plan.

But this is what I see - no end-date...

How do I find my subscription end-date?
Cheers, Ben

[Jeffrey_A_Wright]

Ben, if you follow the instructions under How to determine your renewal date - https://helpx.adobe.com/manage-account/using/manage-auto-renewal-settings-backup.html, do you see the same display as your screenshot?

If so, then please begin a secure chat session at https://helpx.adobe.com/contact.html?rghtup=autoOpen so that a member of our support team can review your account and answer you directly. In addition, you are currently posting in a public discussion forum, Ben, which is accessible to anyone with internet access.

[csscms]

Thanks Jeff, my admin area looks completely different so will contact support - and I understand this is public.

As a side note, this is the second day I've been trying to find basic subscription info which begs the question, why hide it? Why make us contact support?

A subscription is an ongoing relationship so hiding the terms is the path to the dark side! It creates frustration, which creates doubt, which creates mistrust. It's all above board, I can't think of a reason to hide it - can you?

Why not make it in-your-face crystal clear? It's weird. Hopefully you're able to pass that on to the people making decisions. And sorry if my admin area is just broken and not a sign of things to come.

Cheers, Ben

[Jeffrey_A_Wright]

Ben, when you go to https://helpx.adobe.com/contact.html?rghtup=autoOpen, does the chat window open, and are you able to speak to someone? If not, you may need to use a different device as something on the computer is blocking your ability to contact us.

[csscms]

Not sure if you're joking or not but it doesn't seem like you're fully reading my replies - or maybe just ignoring the content of them. Really hope you read and understand what I'm saying and pass it along.

Of course I'll contact support, there's no choice - right?

[Jeffrey_A_Wright]

Correct, Ben, any account-related concerns need to be discussed in a private secure environment. 

If you were blocked from beginning a secure chat session, then it can also have affected the functionality of the manage plan page.  If the page is unable to determine the status of the membership then it would be unable to display the renewal date.

[csscms]

The only thing I'm discussing publicly is the lack of subscription info while logged-in to my private and secure environment. I don't plan on sharing info on this forum or any other.

This is weird sorry - are you trolling me?

[David__B]

Hi Ben,

I read through the discussion and looked at the document Jeff mentioned. Based on your screen shot your renewal/end date would be a year from when you subscribed. It looks like you joined back in May 3rd, 2019.  It will renew that same date each year with an yearly/annual membership (paid monthly). So in your case your current membership would end then renew on May 3rd 2022 unless you cancelled at that time.

Hope that helps,

- Dave

[csscms · Accepted solution]

Thanks David but I was never asking anyone to provide/post my subscription details here - plus it was made clear I'd have to contact support seeing as it's not in my account (which I will).

My question to you at this point is why do I have to contact support to see my subscription details?

And that if my new dashboard is going to become the norm, to pass on feedback about how weird it is to hide people's subscription info - what possible benefit is there in doing that? 

At best, it comes-off as weird, at worst it comes-off as dodgy/sleazy/evil. And not acknowledging/addressing this in comments above made me think I was being trolled - it's perfectly reasonable to expect to see your sub details in your account. In fact, it's the norm - right?

Is it because subscription details are only hidden from users in certain countries and this isn't allowed to be disclosed or something? Definately the strangest interaction I've had with Adobe - not good.

[David__B]

Got it, thanks for taking time to pass on this feedback. I completely agree with you and will pass on your feedback to our designers/developers.

[Katherine35065737xmj4]

Its been 3 years and yet this is still the case!

I came to this help chain seeking the exact same information, and I am not nearly as willing to give Adobe the benefit of the doubt. This is clearly nasty cash-over-customer business tactics designed to give people as little control over the money flow of their accounts as possible so Adobe can trick them into a £200+ auto-renewing contract with a massive cancelation fee and no power to freeze the auto-renew function.

Is this legal?!

The lack of transparency about when my subscription period ends, and the apparent removal of the functionality to cancel auto-renew a mentioned above (that link now leads to a 404 error page) and the push towards dealing with these issues in dedicated one on one sessions that would be very taxing and therefore not something most are willing to endure the hassle of- all of this indicates once again that Adobe is an anti-consumer company, looking for any way to continue draining its customers of cash with no real interest in supporting individuals or providing adequate and easy to access information to its users about their own payment plans.
 
Why should we have to question you about the terms of our subscription at every turn, with no ability to check at our own discretion and manage our own finances and accounts accordingly? Why should we have to spend a significant portion of our precious free time begging for basic information that should be on our account dashboards! You can hardly argue that it's not possible- it used to be a readily available functionality 10 years ago.

You know why-  because every barrier you put between the customer and their ability to cancel their subscription, the greater the chance is they won't , and then you can lock them in for another £200+. This is underhanded moneygrabbing, and its why people are dumping your products like rotten eggs. I will never buy an adobe product again.

[kglad]

canceling in advance may (hopefully) be coming.  determining start date seems pretty easy (as previously explained), but should (imo) not require any calculation on the user's end.

[Justin-Case]

It is not possible to determine the date that my 'annual' monthly subscriptions started because - and I quote from your payments listing page - 'Invoice history can only be accessed for the previous 3 years via Account. Please contact Customer Support if you wish to access invoice history prior to this time period.'

No need to take further action as I have worked it out from my bank record. However, I'm counting on this post being noticed by the FTC when they come after you Adobe. And they are coming.

[jane-e]

Your link tells me how to sign into my account - I have no issue doing this. How do I find my subscription end-date?

Cheers, Ben

By @csscms

Hi Ben

When you sign in at https://account.adobe.com, do you have four menus at the very top? I found my payment details in "Plans and Payment".

Jane

[kglad]

@jane-e 

annual payees and monthly payees don't see the same thing on their account pages.

[Liezl0D4C]

Nothing there that specifies the renewal date

[kglad]

@Liezl0D4C 

if your records aren't easy to search, you can start the cancellation, as suggested, and check the cancellation fee.  divide that by your monthly payment and multiply by 2.  that's the # of months remaining on your term.

[lizj55282072]

I'm trying to find this too. Tried to cancel but exit fee of £56 to be charged. So want to know when plan ends. It's a simple question but this information seems to be a secret!  Why not display this in our account settings. Why make it so difficult especially when I can't find a way to contact someone for help! 
I just wasted my valuable time trying to find it. 
Really puts you off buying from companies that make your life difficult. 
Links in the adobe staff reply do not work!

[csscms]

Yes, I still can't see this kind of important subscription info in my account either - looks like you have to contac support. But it's a lame thing to hide - no question. 

[Kane36045109aeeq]

It's March of 2024 and I'm having exactly the same issue. Without having to go through the hasle of contacting support, I'm having to guess my anual subscription end in September becuase my subscription started in Sept 2020 and my early cancellation fee is $200, which is about 50% of the total amount of payment owing from now until September. I've decided to let my subscription continue, even though I have no need for it nor do I use Adobe suite anymore. I'm soo p#ssed with Adobe that make every effort to avoid their products and tell everyone I can that they should too - there's waaay to many other options to have to put up with this crap. And besides, i had to do some basic things in Photoshop a week ago, and it did it very poorly - gave the same thing a go in Canva and it worked a treat. Bye Bye Adobe, good riddens ya leach!

[nick37983276es7a]

Just came here to say the same thing, had to start a chat with a bot and then eventually an actual human being to find out what should be easily available (to me) info. If its not a deliberate tactic to try and decieve people then at the very least it poor practice

[L3TH4L1TY]

It's definitely deliberate. It's 2025 and still the same, and this year I'm adamant I'm going to catch the renewal and finally cancel it since my new job will likely not require Adobe at nearly £60 a month.
It's deceptive when there's multiple pages containing your plan and billing info to not just include the date on there. You can work it out from the start date, or by starting a cancellation you'll be shown any early cancellation fee - so keep checking until it's £0.
Amazon Prime does the same thing, they make it unnecessarily obscure to cancel for those that signed up to it without even realising.

[Zoe252683207ggc]

Did yours ever go to £0?