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After you stopped using resources in March, Azure doesn't close the billing cycle immediately. Per official documentation, Azure closes the current billing cycle within 72 hours (up to 3 calendar days) after cancellation. The April 9th bill was most likely the final invoice for March usage that was still being processed.
- May 9th Bill — Support Plan or Hidden Subscription: Azure Support Plans auto-renew monthly and are billed separately from resource usage. Even after deleting all resources, if you upgraded to a Developer or Standard support plan during your trial, it continues charging until explicitly canceled. Canceling a support plan does not give a prorated refund — you're billed for the rest of the month.
- "Subscription Was Not Canceled" Error
This error means: "Cancellation failed due to presence of non-cancellable resources." There are hidden or "zombie" resources that must be deleted first before the subscription can be canceled.
Step 1: Find and Delete Hidden Resources
Go to Azure Portal → All Resources and check if anything remains. Also run this in Azure Resource Graph Explorer:
resources
| where subscriptionId == "your-subscription-id"
| project name, type
If anything shows up, delete it.
Step 2: Cancel the Support Plan Separately
- Go to Cost Management + Billing → Overview
- Select All Billing Subscriptions
- Look for a Support Plan entry
- Select it → Click Cancel → Turn auto-renewal OFF
The support plan is a separate billing subscription from your Azure subscription — it must be canceled independently.
Step 3: Cancel the Azure Subscription
- Go to Cost Management + Billing → Subscriptions
- Select the subscription → Click Cancel
- Select a reason → Turn off resources → Confirm cancellation
- After cancellation, billing stops immediately, but it may take up to 10 minutes to reflect in the portal.
Step 4: Remove Your Payment Method
After the final invoice is paid and processed (wait 24–48 hours), go to Cost Management + Billing → Payment methods and detach/delete your credit card.
Step 5: Delete the Subscription Permanently
3 days after cancellation, a "Delete subscription" option appears in the portal. Use it to permanently delete the subscription.
The AI assistant in Help + Support can feel like a roadblock, but here's the workaround:
- Go to https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/support/create-ticket/
- Or in the portal: Help + Support → Create a support request
- Type "Billing" → Select Billing as the issue type → Click Next
- Select your subscription → Scroll past the AI recommendations → Look for "Contact Support" at the bottom → Click "Create a support request"
- You can also call Microsoft directly via their https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/topic/customer-service-phone-numbers-c0389ade-5640-e588-8b0e-28de8afeb3f2 Key point: Azure Billing and Subscription Management support is completely free — no support plan required. The tickets are handled by humans, not AI.
Please follow below steps:
Azure Billing support request link: create a support request.
1.From the resource menu, in the Help section, select Support + Troubleshooting. In the Support + Troubleshooting pane on the right, type "Billing" in the search box, select Billing, and then click Next.
2.Select the subscription and click Next. You will be presented with some suggestions to resolve your issue. If none of these apply, please follow the steps below.
3.Scroll down and you will find an option to Contact Support. From there, select Create a support request.
4.Enter the problem description (Issue type - Billing, Subscription, Summary - Billing, Problem type - Assistance with Bill, Problem subtype - Help with a billing discrepancy)
5.If the solutions appear again, click on 'Return to support request'. Click Next, and you will then be able to create the billing support ticket.
Kindly let us know if the above suggested solution helps or you need further assistance on this issue.
Thanks,
Suchitra.