How do I cancel StarApps subscription from the App Store?

Managing auto-renewing subscriptions -

If you want to cancel a subscription from Apple - Apple Support

You might need to scroll down to find the Cancel Subscription button.

Scroll further down the link for instructions for non-Apple devices.

Things about subscriptions;

⁃ Deleting an app does not cancel the subscription.

⁃ A trial subscription must be canceled more than 24 hours before the renewal date or it may be renewed.

⁃ If you have used a free trial subscription previously for an app, you will usually be charged immediately for a paid subscription if you download the free trial again.

⁃ Many subscriptions are set to renew automatically until you cancel them.

⁃ If you see multiple subscription offers, as long as you don’t select one, the subscription shouldn’t renew.

⁃ If you don’t see Cancel Subscription, the subscription is canceled and won't renew.

⁃ An expiration date means the current subscription has been canceled but is available to use until that date.

⁃ Use Resubscribe/Renew if you change your mind about canceling the subscription.

About canceling subscriptions in Germany, Israel, South Africa, or Türkiye - Apple Support

If all else fails, check out Apple Subscription Support for articles and contact options;

https://getsupport.apple.com/?PGF=PGF63006&category_id=SC0060&symptom_id=23208

M1 Mac mini, macOS 15.4.1;  Watch, series 10 GPS-only, watchOS 11.4; iPhone 16, iOS 18.4.1; TV 4th Gen, tvOS 18.4, HomePods, audioOS 18.4

If you don't see the subscription with the link provided by Dah-veed, then it is not an Apple charge and you were charged directly from a website. It seems like there are 2 different services you are talking about with one being StarApps and the other being an Instagram Stalker service.

The StarsApp charge is likely associated with an Astrology or Palm Reader site where you were directed to the website from a Social Media post or advertisement and got a free reading. In the fine print it also says that the reading came with a subscription to their horoscope service. Check your emails for any related communication as the company name changes along with the procedure to cancel. Yes, it is a scam website. Other users who have been hit with this same scam have used this link to unsubscribe: https://astrologia.world/lpr2/unsubscription. Contacting your bank is also an option for a fraudulent charge when the source is unknown..

Please update if you were able to confirm if it was an Apple charge or billed directly to you from a website. Also if you have any additional information about how you were duped into this subscription, such as a link from Social Media, it may be helpful for others.