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Quick answer: To delete your Venice AI account, open Settings → Profile → Manage Account → Security → Delete Account. That path comes straight from Venice’s own FAQ, checked November 3, 2026, and deletion is permanent — once an account is deleted, it cannot be recovered. But do not hit Delete first. Cancel your subscription, save anything you want to keep, and understand what deletion does not do: it does not refund your current billing period, it does not cancel an App Store or Google Play subscription, and it does not wipe the chats stored in your own browser. This guide walks through the full sequence in the right order, so nothing keeps billing and nothing you wanted is lost. We verified the steps against Venice’s official pages rather than deleting a real account to test — deleting is irreversible, and a test account sacrifice would prove nothing extra.
Verdict: The Right Order
Step 1 — Cancel billing first. Web subscriptions cancel at venice.ai/subscription; App Store and Google Play subscriptions cancel in those stores. Deletion is not a refund.
Step 2 — Save what you want to keep. Venice stores your chat history on your device, not on its servers, so back up or export anything valuable before you delete — and clear your browser’s site data for venice.ai afterward if you want the local copies gone too.
Step 3 — Delete the account. Settings → Profile → Manage Account → Security → Delete Account. Expect a reverification step: Venice added reverification for sensitive actions including account deletion in August 2025.
Step 4 — Ask for stored account info to be removed. To have Venice delete the account information it does store, such as your email address, contact [email protected].
Bottom line: Cancel, save, delete, then request data removal — in that order. Deleting first and sorting out billing later is the one mistake that costs money.
Before You Delete: Cancel Your Subscription First
Account deletion and subscription cancellation are two separate actions on Venice, and confusing them is the most expensive mistake in this guide. Deleting your account does not trigger a refund for the current billing period, and Venice states that Pro payments are not refundable.
If you subscribed on the web, go to venice.ai/subscription, open your subscription settings, and cancel there. Your access stays active until the end of your current billing period, so canceling early costs you nothing you already paid for — you simply stop the next charge.
If you subscribed through Apple, Venice cannot cancel it for you: open the Settings app on your iPhone or iPad, tap your name, select Subscriptions, and choose Venice.ai (you can also manage it at apps.apple.com/account/subscriptions). Google Play subscriptions likewise cancel in the Play Store. Cancel in the store first, then delete the Venice account — otherwise the store subscription can keep renewing even after the account is gone.
Our full cancellation walkthrough, including the web, iPhone, and Android steps, is How to Cancel Venice AI, and the plan prices are broken down in Is Venice AI Free? (Pro is $18 per month on the web).
Before You Delete: Save Your Chats and Data
Venice’s privacy design changes what “delete” means, and it is worth understanding before you act. Your conversations are stored locally on your device — Venice says it does not store or log your prompts or responses on its servers. That is good for privacy, but it means deleting your Venice account does not automatically erase the chats sitting in your browser. If you are deleting on a shared or borrowed device, clearing your browser’s site data for venice.ai after deletion is what actually removes those local copies.
If there are chats you want to keep, save them before you delete. Pro users can create encrypted backups from the Venice web app (not the mobile apps): open the chat history drawer, select your profile, and choose Backup Chat History. Venice encrypts the backup on your device with a password only you control, and notes two limits — a maximum of 5 concurrent backups, and backups expire after 90 days — so do not treat a backup as permanent storage. If you lose the backup password, Venice cannot recover it. Free users do not get encrypted backups, so copy out anything important manually before deleting.
Two more housekeeping items. If you use Venice’s memory feature, your memories are also stored locally in your browser; manage or delete them from Settings → Memory. And if you are a developer with Venice API keys, revoke any keys you no longer need from Settings → API before closing the account, so nothing keeps calling the API under your name.
How to Delete Your Venice AI Account: The Exact Steps
- Sign in to venice.ai on the web. The deletion control lives in account settings, and the web app is where account management is fully available.
- Open Settings — from the chat history drawer or the settings menu, depending on your layout.
- Go to Profile, then select Manage Account.
- Open the Security section.
- Choose Delete Account and confirm. Third-party guides report a typed confirmation (“Delete account”); follow whatever confirmation prompt Venice shows you, and expect a reverification step — Venice’s August 2025 changelog states that sensitive actions such as account deletion now require reverification.
- Once confirmed, the account is deleted and cannot be recovered. Do not expect a “restore” option or a grace period — Venice’s FAQ is explicit that deletion cannot be undone.
On mobile, the same Security section sits under the Manage Account page reached from the menu; the path is the same, only the navigation is more compact. If you cannot find the Delete Account option, check that you are signed in to the right account and on the latest version of the app or site — menus move, and Venice’s FAQ is the current reference if a label has changed.
After Deletion: What Still Exists (and How to Remove It)
Deletion removes the account, but three things can linger, and each has its own fix:
- Your local chats and memories. These live in your browser, not on Venice’s servers, so they survive account deletion. Clear site data for venice.ai in your browser to remove them, or delete memories individually from Settings → Memory before you delete.
- Stored account information. Venice does hold some account information, such as your email address. To request its deletion, contact [email protected] — Venice’s FAQ points data-deletion requests there.
- Store subscriptions and billing records. App Store and Google Play keep their own purchase records, and your card provider keeps transaction history. Canceling in the store stops future charges; it does not erase past receipts.
If you subscribed on the web and canceled before deleting, you should see no further charges after your current billing period ends. If a charge appears after that point, contact [email protected] with your receipt — that is a billing issue, not a deletion issue, and it is easier to resolve with the cancellation confirmation in hand.
Alternatives to Deleting: When a Lighter Step Is Enough
Deletion is permanent, so check whether a smaller step solves your actual problem:
- Just want to stop paying? Cancel the subscription only. Your account and free tier remain, and you can resubscribe later without losing your login.
- Just want a clean slate? Start fresh chats and delete old ones from the history drawer, or clear your browser’s site data for venice.ai. Since history is local, that wipes your conversation record without touching your account.
- Worried about privacy? Venice’s core pitch is that it does not store your prompts — see our Venice AI Review and Is Venice AI Safe? coverage. Turning off memory and telemetry in settings may address the concern without losing the account.
- Leaving because of a problem? [email protected] is the route for account and billing issues, and our beginner walkthrough How to Use Venice AI covers settings that trip up new users.
If none of those fit — you are done with Venice, or you want your stored account information removed — deletion is the right call, and the steps above are the complete sequence.
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FAQ
Can I recover a deleted Venice AI account?
No. Venice’s FAQ states that once an account is deleted, it cannot be recovered. There is no grace period or restore option mentioned, so export anything you want to keep before confirming deletion.
Does deleting my Venice account cancel my subscription?
Do not rely on it. Cancel first: web subscriptions at venice.ai/subscription, App Store subscriptions in iPhone Settings → Subscriptions, Google Play subscriptions in the Play Store. Deletion is not a refund, and a store subscription can keep renewing if you do not cancel it in the store.
Does deleting my account delete my chats?
Not the local ones. Venice stores chat history on your device, not on its servers, so your browser still holds those conversations after the account is gone. Clear site data for venice.ai to remove them, or delete them from the history drawer first.
How do I delete the personal data Venice stores about me?
Contact [email protected] and request deletion of the account information Venice stores, such as your email address. That request is separate from the in-app Delete Account button.
Will I get a refund if I delete my account mid-billing-period?
No. Venice states that Pro payments are not refundable, and deletion does not trigger a refund. Cancel before your renewal date and use the remaining paid period instead.
Can I delete my Venice account from the mobile app?
The deletion control is in the same place — Settings → Profile → Manage Account → Security → Delete Account — with the Security section reached from the Manage Account page on mobile. If the option is hard to find on a small screen, use the web app at venice.ai, where account management is fully available.
What happens to my API keys when I delete my account?
They go with the account, but revoke any keys you no longer need from Settings → API before deleting, so nothing keeps using them in the meantime. API pricing is covered in our Venice AI API Pricing for Developers guide.
Is deleting Venice AI the same as canceling Venice AI?
No. Canceling stops billing and drops you to the free tier (or ends access at the period’s end); deleting removes the account permanently. If you only want to stop paying, cancel — see How to Cancel Venice AI.