Can I still use Docker Desktop after cancelling my subscription?

Docker Desktop is free for personal use and small businesses (fewer than 250 employees and less than $10M revenue). Larger organizations require a paid subscription.

What happens to my private repositories?

On the free plan, you're limited to 1 private repository. Additional private repos may become inaccessible until you upgrade or make them public.

Will my image pull rate be affected?

Yes, the free tier is limited to 200 image pulls per 6 hours for authenticated users and 100 for anonymous users, compared to 5,000 for Pro subscribers.

How to Cancel Docker (2026)

Docker plans start from $9.00/month. Follow our 5-step guide to cancel your subscription in about 5 minutes — with tips to avoid retention offers.

Updated: March 2026

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EasyYou save $108.00/year by cancelling

Estimated Time:5 minutes

Cancel Method:Website

Log into Docker Hub

Go to hub.docker.com and sign in with your Docker account.

Open account settings

Click on your username in the top-right corner and select 'Account Settings' or 'Billing'.

Navigate to Billing Information

Click on 'Billing' in the left sidebar to see your current Docker Pro, Team, or Business subscription.

Downgrade your plan

Click 'Change plan' and select the 'Docker Personal' (free) tier. If you have a Team plan, you'll need to remove team members first.

Confirm cancellation

Review the impact on your image pulls, private repositories, and team features. Click 'Confirm downgrade' to complete the process.

Retention Tips

Cancelling Docker Pro/Team means you'll lose unlimited private repositories, increased image pull rates (from 5,000 to 200 pulls per 6 hours), Docker Scout advanced analysis, and team management features. Docker Desktop remains free for personal use.