Cancel Your Netflix Subscription Like Everyone Else Is Doing

Netflix's interface on a tablet.

You can cancel Netflix from your phone, tablet or computer.


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Netflix isn’t doing so well right now. For the first time in a decade, the popular streaming service reported a loss of subscribers across the globe — roughly 200,000 — in the first quarter of 2022. And that number is expected to rise into the millions in the next few months — a dire forecast for the media giant. Now, you might be wondering, why is this happening?

According to Netflix, it’s a combination of factors, like the war in Ukraine and related sanctions and competition from other streaming services. But Netflix is also testing a new feature that clamps down on sharing accounts with people outside of your home, and that’s also to blame for the massive dip in subscribers. Pair that with Netflix’s announcement at the start of the year that it is raising prices for all subscribers in the US — and, well, it’s a recipe for disaster.

If you pay for Disney PlusHBO Max or any other subscriptions, you might also be considering leaving Netflix, just like so many other customers right now. If you’re ready to cut ties with Bridgerton, Russian Doll and Better Call Saul, we’ll show you how to easily cancel your Netflix account on both your mobile devices and your computer.

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How to cancel your Netflix subscription on your phone or tablet

It’s easy to cancel your subscription on a computer (see the next section). Netflix makes it difficult to cancel your subscription on your phone and tablet, but there is a way to do it, although you won’t be using any of the official Netflix apps on the App Store or Play Store. Instead, you’ll need to use the web browser of your choice to cancel your Netflix account:

1. Go to Netflix.com on your web browser and sign in to your account. If you are redirected to the app, access the Netflix website in a private browser, which prevents redirecting from occurring.

2. Tap the three-dash menu in the top left to open the side menu.

3. Now hit Account.

4. Scroll down and tap Cancel Membership, which you’ll find under Membership & Billing. The next page will notify you that your cancellation will be effective at the end of your current billing period.

5. To cancel your Netflix subscription, tap the blue Finish Cancellation button.

A Netflix account cancellation screen

To cancel your Netflix account on mobile, you need to go to the website in your web browser.


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How to cancel your Netflix subscription on your computer

Canceling your Netflix subscription is much more straightforward on your computer. To start, simply open your preferred web browser and then follow these steps:

1. Go to Netflix.com, sign in to your account and choose a user. Don’t use a Kids account or else you won’t be able to access your account settings.

2. Next, hover your mouse over the user icon in the top-right and click Account.

3. Hit the Cancel Membership button.

4. Finally, click the blue Finish Cancellation button.

Netflix account closing page with counteroffer

Ignore the offers on the right side if you’re intent on canceling your Netflix account.


Screenshot by Jason Cipriani/CNET

New Netflix subscription prices

The price increases for the three tiers of Netflix’s streaming service that the company announced in January are now in effect for new subscribers and rolling out for existing Netflix customers. You may have received an email about the price hikes, but if you haven’t, here’s the latest price breakdown:

Netflix price plans

Plan Old monthly price New monthly price Price increase
Basic $9 $10 $1
Standard $14 $15.49 $1.49
Premium $18 $20 $2

Cut down on your streaming costs

source: cnet.com


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