How to cancel Peacock
If Peacock bills you directly, you cancel on the Peacock website at peacocktv.com/account/plans. Sign in, select Cancel All Subscriptions, and follow the prompts until you see the confirmation.
Peacock's cancellation help page covers plans that Peacock bills for itself. If another company bills you, such as Apple, Google Play, Roku or your TV provider, Peacock can't cancel it for you, and you cancel with that company instead.
Cancel on the Peacock website
These are the steps from Peacock's help page, checked November 10, 2026:
- Sign in at peacocktv.com/account/plans.
- Select Cancel All Subscriptions. This cancels your base plan (Select, Premium or Premium Plus) and any add-ons.
- Follow the prompts to finish.
You'll see a confirmation on screen, and Peacock sends a confirmation email. The help page says the email may take a few hours to arrive.
If you can't sign in to cancel, the help page says you can cancel through Peacock's chat support instead.
Removing only an add-on
To keep your plan but drop an add-on, sign in, open the Subscriptions tab, choose the add-on, and select Remove Add-On. Then follow the prompts. The add-on won't renew at the end of its term. Canceling your plan with Cancel All Subscriptions cancels its add-ons too.
If someone else bills you
If you don't see Cancel All Subscriptions, Peacock's help page says you may have signed up through a third party. To check, open the Subscriptions tab and look under Payment Method.
Peacock lists these companies as ones you'd cancel with directly: Amazon, Apple, DIRECTV (Satellite, Stream and the Movies Extra Pack), Google Play, Roku, Spectrum, Verizon, Xfinity and Xumo TV. If Peacock came bundled with another service or product, you cancel through that provider too.
Cancel on iPhone, iPad or Android
Apple and Google Play are both on Peacock's list of companies that bill for Peacock. If one of them bills you, you cancel in your phone's subscription settings, not on the Peacock website.
- On iPhone or iPad, follow Apple's steps to cancel a subscription.
- On Android, follow Google's steps to cancel a Google Play subscription.
We walk through both in how to cancel subscriptions on iPhone and Android.
What happens after you cancel
Peacock's help page says your plan won't renew at the end of its current subscription term.
On refunds, the help page says that when you cancel or downgrade Premium or Premium Plus, "No refunds or credits will be issued, unless required by law" for payments you've already made.
- Select: $8.99 a month (with ads; no sports, movies, live programming or Peacock Originals)
- Select: $89.99 a year (with ads, billed yearly)
- Premium: $12.99 a month (with ads)
- Premium: $129.99 a year (with ads, billed yearly)
- Premium Plus: $19.99 a month (no ads, with limited exceptions)
- Premium Plus: $199.99 a year (no ads, with limited exceptions; billed yearly)
From Peacock's own page, US, checked November 10, 2026. Price tracker
Common questions
Why can't I find Cancel All Subscriptions?
If Cancel All Subscriptions isn't on your Peacock plans page, a third party may bill you. Open the Subscriptions tab and look under Payment Method to see who. Then cancel with that company, such as Apple, Google Play, Roku, Amazon, Verizon or Xfinity, because Peacock can't cancel those plans.
Do I get a refund if I cancel Peacock?
Peacock's help page says that when you cancel or downgrade Premium or Premium Plus, no refunds or credits are issued for earlier payments unless the law requires them. Instead, your plan doesn't renew at the end of its current term.
Can I cancel just an add-on and keep Peacock?
Yes. Sign in, open the Subscriptions tab, choose the add-on and select Remove Add-On, then follow the prompts. The add-on stops at the end of its term. Your base plan keeps going. Canceling the base plan, though, removes every add-on with it.
I can't sign in. Can I still cancel?
Yes. Peacock's help page says that if you can't log in to cancel, you can cancel through Peacock's chat support. Start the chat from Peacock's own website or help page, so you know you're talking to Peacock.