Need to know how to cancel Amazon Prime? If the pull of free next-day delivery on thousands of products and some exclusive shows and movies isn't enough to pull you in anymore, it might be time to say goodbye to your Prime subscription so you can put that money towards another service. Luckily, it's not too difficult to leave, especially with us here to guide you.
We know that technology can be overwhelming, so for more helpful tech tips, be sure to head on over to our articles covering how to cancel Apple TV, how to cancel Disney Plus, and how to cancel Audible.
Here's how to cancel Amazon Prime and Amazon Prime Video.
How do I cancel Amazon Prime?
We can see how you'd be a pretty big fan of Amazon Prime, thanks to the number of TV shows and movies it offers, though the real kicker is that free next-day delivery - no other competitor offers something like this.
However, if you don't really enjoy Amazon's business practices, you're not into Angry Birds Mystery Island, and the Fallout adaptation isn't a big enough pull, you might want to save some extra cash and cancel your subscription.
To cancel Amazon Prime, you just need to:
- Log into your Amazon account
- Head to your Amazon Prime membership
- Select Manage, Update, Cancel, and More
- Select End Membership
- On the next page, select Continue to Cancel
- You have ended your Amazon Prime membership
Keep in mind that this ends every single Amazon Prime benefit you have access to - alongside Prime Video, these include Amazon Music, next-day delivery, and free books per month in Audible.
How do I cancel Amazon Prime Video?
You don't need to do anything extra to cancel Prime Video, because it's an integral part of your Prime membership already. This is the same as Prime music and all the other benefits you get from Amazon's monthly subscription - you don't have to go through the painstaking process of cancelling each individual service. It does mean, however, that if you want to keep hold of your next-day-delivery privileges, then you'll still have access to Prime Video as a default.
So, before you decide on doing away with it completely, it's worth weighing up the pros and cons of cancelling Amazon Prime. There are a fair few benefits to the monthly subscription, because not only do you get Prime Video included, but you also have access to Prime Music, too. Since all of these perks are part of the service, then Prime might be worth keeping even if you only need one. However, like we said, it's fairly easy to cancel if you have a change of heart.