To cancel DJ.Studio, use the subscription settings in your account or the app store where you first signed up, or email support@dj.studio with your account details and a clear cancellation request, then save the confirmation as proof. If a charge still shows up afterward, contact your bank or card provider directly to stop further payments. If you'd rather not chase down a confirmation yourself, Time to Cancel can send the request and keep the proof on file for you.
How Do I Cancel DJ.Studio Myself?
You can cancel DJ.Studio in a few different ways, depending on where you originally subscribed. Start with whichever route matches how you paid.
1. Check your account first. Log in on DJ.Studio's own site, open the billing or subscription section, and look for a cancel or stop-renewal option. Take a screenshot of the confirmation screen before you close it.
2. If you subscribed through an app store, cancel there instead. Apple and Google both manage subscriptions through their own settings, and DJ.Studio can't cancel an App Store or Play Store subscription from its side — you have to go back to the store itself.
3. If there's no visible cancel button anywhere, email support@dj.studio directly. Keep it short: your full name, the email linked to your account, and a plain sentence saying you want to cancel and stop any future charges. Ask for written confirmation and a cancellation date.
4. Keep every reply. If support confirms, save the email. If a week passes with no answer, follow up and mention you'll dispute the charge with your bank if needed.
If that back-and-forth sounds like more than you want to deal with, you can start the process through DJ.Studio opzeggen via Time to Cancel instead — the request gets sent on your behalf, and you get proof it actually went through.
Why Is Cancelling DJ.Studio So Difficult?
Cancelling DJ.Studio is harder than it should be mainly because there's no phone number and no live chat on the cancellation path. You're left with two routes: your account dashboard, or a direct email to support@dj.studio. If you subscribed through an app store instead of DJ.Studio's own site, the company can't even process the cancellation itself — you have to go back to Apple or Google.
What we see most often is people assuming that deleting the app counts as cancelling. It doesn't. The subscription keeps renewing in the background even if you never open DJ.Studio again, because the billing relationship sits in your account or app store profile, not on your device. If you've run into the same assumption with other tools, our breakdown on cancelling Nebula covers a very similar trap.
Another friction point: DJ.Studio is based in the Netherlands. That's not a problem on its own, but it does mean support works on European hours. A request sent on a Friday evening often sits until the following week.
Still Being Charged After Cancelling DJ.Studio?
If DJ.Studio keeps charging you after you've cancelled, the first thing to check is the exact date your cancellation took effect. Some subscriptions keep billing until the current cycle ends by design, so one extra charge right after cancelling isn't automatically a mistake — a second one usually is.
Compare your confirmation email against your bank or card statement. If a charge lands after your confirmed cancellation date, contact your bank and ask them to block further payments from DJ.Studio. If you paid through PayPal, open your PayPal settings, find DJ.Studio under automatic payments, and cancel the billing agreement there directly — this stops the charge even if DJ.Studio's own system is slow to catch up.
If a new charge still comes through after you've blocked the payment method, that's the point to file a chargeback with your bank and attach your cancellation email as evidence.
Can I Get My Money Back From DJ.Studio?
You have a realistic shot at a refund if you were charged after a confirmed cancellation date, or if your subscription renewed without any clear notice beforehand. Email support@dj.studio directly, include your account details, the charge date, and your cancellation proof, and ask for a refund of that specific transaction.
If support doesn't reply within a reasonable time, or turns down a refund you think you're owed, escalate with your bank or card issuer rather than waiting it out. Our guide on cancelling PDF Guru walks through similar refund and chargeback steps if you want another example.
For billing issues that look like a pattern rather than a one-off error, you can also report it to the FTC to flag it, even though that step won't resolve your individual refund directly.
What Are My Legal Rights When Cancelling DJ.Studio?
DJ.Studio is a Dutch company based in Leeuwarden, which puts it under European and Dutch consumer protection rules rather than only US state law. Under the Dutch rule on automatically renewing contracts, often called the Wet van Dam, a subscription that silently renews generally has to become cancelable on a monthly basis after the first term — companies can't lock you into long renewal periods with no easy way out.
That doesn't mean the cancellation itself has to be instant, but it does mean ongoing renewal can't be your only option once the initial term ends. If DJ.Studio kept renewing you for a longer period without offering an easy monthly exit, that's worth raising with support directly, and worth mentioning if you need to dispute a charge with your bank.
If you're outside the Netherlands, your own consumer protections still apply to how the charge appears on your statement and how your bank handles the dispute, even though Dutch rules govern the subscription contract itself. For a broader rundown of how this works across different subscriptions, see our guide to cancelling subscriptions.
