How to Cancel Amazon Prime Trial Membership (Easy Step-by-Step Guide)

How to Cancel Amazon Prime Trial: A Step-by-Step Guide

Amazon Prime offers a wealth of benefits, from free two-day shipping to access to Prime Video and Prime Music. However, if you've decided that the service isn't for you, or you want to cancel your trial before it ends, here's a simple guide on how to cancel your Amazon Prime trial.

Understanding the Amazon Prime Trial

When you sign up for Amazon Prime, you get a free trial that lasts for 30 days. If you don't cancel before the trial ends, you'll be charged the annual membership fee. It's important to note that the trial period starts from the day you sign up, not from the day you start using the service.

Before You Cancel: Check Your Trial Status

Before you proceed with canceling your trial, it's a good idea to check its status. Here's how:

• Go to the Amazon Prime page.
• Sign in to your Amazon account.
• Look for the 'Your Prime Membership' section. Here, you'll see the date when your trial ends.

Canceling Your Amazon Prime Trial

Now that you've checked your trial status, let's proceed with canceling it. Here's a step-by-step guide:

On a Computer

• Go to Your Account.
• Under 'Ordering and shopping preferences', click on 'Manage Prime Membership'.
• On the next page, click on 'End Membership and Benefits'.
• Confirm your decision by clicking 'End My Benefits'.

On the Amazon Mobile App

• Open the Amazon app and tap on the menu (☰) in the top left corner.
• Tap on 'Your Account'.
• Under 'Ordering and shopping preferences', tap on 'Manage Prime Membership'.
• Tap on 'End Membership and Benefits'.
• Confirm your decision by tapping 'End My Benefits'.

What Happens After You Cancel?

Once you've canceled your Amazon Prime trial, you'll still have access to all the Prime benefits until the end of your trial period. After that, you'll lose access to these benefits, and you won't be charged for the service.

Can You Rejoin Amazon Prime Later?

Yes, you can rejoin Amazon Prime at any time. If you decide to rejoin within a year of canceling, you'll be charged a prorated amount for the remaining time in your previous membership term. If you rejoin after a year, you'll start a new annual term.

Remember, it's always a good idea to keep track of your subscriptions and trials to avoid unwanted charges. Canceling your Amazon Prime trial is a simple process, and we hope this guide has made it even easier for you.