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How to cancel Netflix

Last verified (cancel steps): September 18, 2026.

To cancel Netflix, sign in at netflix.com, open Account, choose Cancel Membership under Membership and Billing, then select Finish Cancellation. The whole thing takes about a minute, and Netflix does not discount to keep you. You cannot cancel inside the mobile apps, and if Apple, Google, or a cable provider bills you, cancel with them instead.

TL;DR

Step-by-step

On the web (fastest):

  1. Go to netflix.com and sign in.
  2. Open the menu and select Account.
  3. Under Membership & Billing, select Cancel Membership.
  4. Select Finish Cancellation.

App differences: The Netflix mobile apps do not cancel in-app. Starting the process there opens a browser window to finish, so just use a browser. TV apps can't cancel either.

Billing-specific instructions:

Netflix cannot cancel a subscription it doesn't bill. Check who charges you first.

Traps to expect

Retention offers

Netflix generally doesn't discount to keep you. It keeps it simple:

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After you cancel

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Coming back

Just sign back in at netflix.com and restart your membership. If it's been more than 10 months, you'll start fresh.


Quick answers

Straight answers to the questions people actually ask.

How much is Netflix now, and what happens after I cancel?

Netflix is month-to-month only, with Standard with ads at $8.99/month the cheapest way in, price verified October 14, 2026. After you cancel, you keep watching until the end of your billing period, and your profiles and history are saved for 10 months. The step-by-step above covers the cancel itself.

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Last verified (cancel steps): September 18, 2026 (signed-out check of official help pages and current third-party guides; exact button labels can vary by account and region).

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