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Title: How to cancel your Peacock subscription

Date: Mon, 27 Oct 2025 16:00:47 +0000
Link: https://www.engadget.com/entertainment/stream...

It happened again. Peacock just raised subscription prices for its Premium
and Premium Plus plans. This is the third price increase in as many years. If
your bank account is feeling the pain, or if you're just looking to
streamline your entertainment options, you may decide it's time to take a
break from NBC's flagship platform. Here's everything you need to know about
canceling your Peacock subscription.

How to cancel via web

The simplest way to end your Peacock Premium service is if you're being
billed directly by the company. You can follow the same steps in a web or
mobile browser.

Log in to your Peacock Premium or Premium Plus account.

Click on the Profile icon.

Select Account or Plans & Payments.

Click on Cancel Plan.

Follow the prompts to confirm the cancellation.

That's pretty simple, but things get a bit more complicated if you're not in
a direct-billing situation.

How to cancel via third-party provider

Like most modern streaming platforms, Peacock has partnerships with third-
party providers like Apple and Amazon. This lets users sign up for the
service through an entirely separate platform, like Prime Video. Cancelling
has to also go through this third party. The general idea here is to sign
into that account and find somewhere to manage billing and subscriptions,
looking for Peacock. Here are specific steps for some of the more common
providers.

Cancel via Apple

Go to the Settings app on your iPhone or iPad.

Tap on your name at the top of the screen and tap Subscriptions.

Select your Peacock subscription to manage and make changes.

Cancel via Amazon

Go to Amazon Memberships and Subscriptions using a web browser.

Sign in to your Amazon account.

Navigate to your Peacock subscription and select Cancel Subscription.

Cancel via Google Play

Go to the Google Play store using a web browser.

Confirm that youΓÇÖre signed in to your Google account.

On the top right, click your Google account icon and select Payment &
Subscriptions.

Click the Subscriptions tab and select your Peacock subscription.

Click Manage and select Cancel subscription.

Cancel via Roku

On your Roku TV, highlight Peacock.

Press the star (*) button.

Select Manage Subscriptions.

Look for Peacock and hit Cancel.

How to cancel a promotional subscription

Peacock is often given away by internet providers like Comcast and phone
carriers, among others. These plans often start free, but that goes away
after a year or so. Check the fine print to see when your gifted subscription
will run out, as you'll begin getting charged the usual rate. The best way to
cancel these subscriptions is via the entity that offered it in the first
place. This means you'll have to call up Xfinity or Spectrum directly. A
customer representative should be able to handle the cancellation.

Can I pause a Peacock subscription?

No, Peacock doesn't currently offer the ability to pause a subscription. The
best way to effectively "pause" a subscription is to cancel via one of the
aforementioned methods and then resubscribe at a later date.

What happens after you cancel?

Cancelling a Peacock subscription doesn't immediately end your service. There
are no partial refunds given, so you'll have full access to the account until
the next payment date. At that point, the service will revert to the free
tier. This means that if you change your mind before the next pay period,
it's really easy to get things going again. Just look for a Restart
Subscription button somewhere on the Account page.

Like most modern tech services, cancelling doesn't erase any of your data.
The subscription reverts to the free tier and will live on. To permanently
close an account, you have to manually fill out a request via the Privacy Web
Form in the Account page. This will lead you to a website to close the
account.

This article originally appeared on Engadget at
https://www.engadget.com/entertainment/stream...
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