Google Play subscription is a service offered by Google that allows users to subscribe to in-app products for a recurring fee within an app on Google Play. Subscriptions can include a collection of apps, games, or other content. The Google Play subscriptions system provides flexibility in the ways you create, manage, and sell subscriptions. Using Play Console or the Subscription Publishing API, you can configure a single subscription with multiple base plans, each with multiple offers. Subscription offers can have various pricing models and eligibility options. You can create offers across the subscription lifecycle, using a wide variety of auto-renewing and prepaid plans.
If you want to cancel, pause, or change a subscription on Google Play, you can do so through the Google Play app. To cancel a subscription, you need to go to your subscriptions in Google Play, select the subscription you want to cancel, and tap Cancel subscription. If you want to restart a canceled subscription, you can do so by going to Payments & subscriptions Subscriptions in the Google Play app, selecting the subscription you want to restart, and tapping Resubscribe. To update the payment method used for a subscription, you need to go to Payments & subscriptions Subscriptions in the Google Play app, select the subscription you want to update, and tap Manage Update.
Google Play Pass is a subscription service offered by Google that provides access to hundreds of Android games and apps for a monthly or yearly fee. The library boasts many titles that usually cost money, and there are no ads or in-app purchases in any of the included content. Apps and games that usually contain ads or in-app purchases are ad-free with extra content unlocked with Play Pass. If you want to subscribe to Google Play Pass, you can do so through the Play Store on your Android device.
