Short answer: sign in at walmart.com or open the Walmart app, go to Account, then Walmart+, then Manage membership, tap Manage beside your Walmart+ plan, then Cancel beside Cancel membership, and confirm. Do it before your renewal date, because the fee is non-refundable once it is charged. Paid members keep their benefits until the end of the term; trial members can lose them straight away.
Walmart+ is one of the simpler memberships to leave. There is no app store billing layer to untangle for most people, and the cancel button lives in the same place on the website and in the app. What trips people up is everything around it: the retention screens that look like a confirmation, an annual fee that does not come back, a streaming perk that disappears the moment the membership does, and Amex cardholders who assume closing the card ends Walmart+.
This guide covers the full process on the web and in the app, the 2026 prices, the difference between cancelling the renewal and losing access immediately, the Walmart+ Assist and student plans, the Paramount+ and Peacock benefit, the Amex Platinum route, and what to do if you were charged anyway.
Almost every Walmart+ member is billed by Walmart itself, but the card that pays and the account that holds the membership both matter. Check your statement before you start.
| What your statement shows | Who bills you | Where to cancel |
| A Walmart or Walmart+ charge for $12.95 or $98 | Walmart directly | walmart.com or the Walmart app, under Account, then Walmart+ |
| A Walmart+ charge followed by a matching Amex statement credit | Walmart, with American Express reimbursing you | Still walmart.com or the app; Amex cannot cancel it for you |
| A $49 or $6.47 Walmart charge | Walmart, on the Assist or Student plan | walmart.com or the Walmart app, same steps |
| PEACOCK or PARAMOUNT+ charges | The streaming service, or Walmart for an ad-free upgrade | Upgrades: your Walmart account. Separate subscriptions: Peacock or Paramount+ directly |
| APPLE.COM/BILL or GOOGLE | Usually not Walmart+ | Check your app store subscriptions for a different service |
In the US, Walmart+ costs $12.95 a month plus tax, or $98 a year, which works out at about $8.17 a month on the annual plan. People who receive certain government assistance, and college students, pay half: $49 a year or $6.47 a month. The price shown at sign up, or on your Walmart+ page, is the one that applies to you, and renewals are charged at the rate in force at the time plus tax.
| Plan | US price | Effective monthly cost | Renews |
| Monthly | $12.95 a month plus tax | $12.95 | Every month until cancelled |
| Annual | $98 a year | About $8.17 | Every year until cancelled |
| Walmart+ Assist | $49 a year or $6.47 a month | $4.08 to $6.47 | Until cancelled; eligibility rechecked yearly |
| Walmart+ Student | $49 a year or $6.47 a month | $4.08 to $6.47 | Until cancelled; eligibility rechecked yearly |
| Trial | Currently 30 days for $1 | Not applicable | Converts to a full price monthly or annual plan |
Walmart has run the trial as a free 30 days for years; the current offer on the Walmart+ page is 30 days for $1. Either way, the terms say every trial auto-renews into a full price monthly or annual membership unless you cancel, and only one trial is allowed per customer.
Walmart does not publish a fixed cutoff in hours, unlike some memberships. The rule that matters is simpler and stricter: once the renewal fee has been charged, the terms say it is non-refundable except where the terms or the law say otherwise. So the deadline is the renewal date itself, and the safe habit is to cancel at least a day or two before it, not on the morning it renews.
This is the route Walmart’s own help page describes, and it is the easiest place to see your renewal date and billing history at the same time.
The Walmart app on iPhone and Android uses the same account and the same membership, so the steps mirror the website. Walmart’s terms describe the app route as Account, then Walmart+, then the gear icon.
Unlike many subscriptions, Walmart+ is not normally sold as an Apple or Google in-app purchase, so you will not find it under iPhone Settings or Play Store subscriptions. Cancel in the Walmart app or on the website whichever phone you use.
If you cannot sign in, or the cancel option will not load, the Walmart+ terms list Walmart Customer Care at (800) 924-9206 as a cancellation route. Have the email address on the account ready, ask the agent to confirm the date the membership ends, and ask for the cancellation to be emailed to you. A phone call is also the place to raise a refund request for a charge you believe was wrong.
Searches for turning off Walmart+ auto-renew usually come from people who want to stop the next charge but keep what they paid for. On a paid plan, that is exactly what the standard cancellation does. There is no separate auto-renew switch to hunt for.
| Situation | What cancelling does | When benefits stop |
| Paid monthly plan | Stops the next monthly charge | At the end of the current month |
| Paid annual plan | Stops next year’s renewal | At the end of the 12 month term |
| Trial | Stops conversion to a paid plan | Possibly immediately, per Walmart’s terms |
| You change your mind | Reactivate membership on the Walmart+ page | Nothing is lost if you do it before the term ends |
If you need access to end today, for example because you are closing the account, cancel online first and then contact Customer Care. Ending a paid term early does not by itself bring any money back.
You cancel a trial with the same steps as a paid membership. Two rules in the Walmart+ terms are worth knowing before you do.
The practical approach: if you have a large order or a show you want to finish, use the trial first and cancel two or three days before it ends. If you already know you will not keep it, cancel now. Note which plan the trial is set to convert into, because some sign ups default to annual, which turns a forgotten trial into a $98 charge.
This is the edge case most people get stuck on. The annual plan is the better deal, but it is also the one where a missed renewal hurts most, and Walmart’s terms do not offer a prorated refund for the unused months. The membership fee is non-refundable except where the terms or applicable law require one.
The US Consumer Platinum Card from American Express gives a statement credit of $12.95 plus applicable taxes each month when you pay for Walmart+ with that card. The credit only applies to the base monthly plan, not the annual plan, and the membership itself is still a normal Walmart+ membership billed by Walmart.
Walmart+ Assist is the half price plan for people eligible for SNAP, WIC, Medicaid, SSI, TANF, TTANF, NSLP or LIHEAP. Walmart+ Student offers the same discount to students at Title IV accredited colleges. Both currently cost $49 a year or $6.47 a month.
Walmart+ includes one ad supported streaming service at no extra cost: Paramount+ Essential or Peacock Premium. You pick one and can switch once every 90 days. The benefit depends on an active Walmart+ membership, so it goes when the membership goes.
| Your streaming setup | What to do when cancelling Walmart+ |
| Included Paramount+ Essential or Peacock Premium only | Nothing extra. Access ends with your Walmart+ membership. |
| Ad free upgrade bought through Walmart | Upgrades require an active Walmart+ membership and their fees are non-refundable. Cancel the upgrade in your Walmart account before its renewal date. |
| A separate Peacock or Paramount+ plan you pay for directly | Not affected. Cancel it with the streaming service if you no longer want it. |
| You want to keep watching | Subscribe directly with Peacock or Paramount+ after your Walmart+ benefit ends. |
If you are only keeping Walmart+ for the streaming, compare it with paying for the service directly. If you are leaving Peacock too, our guide on how to cancel Peacock covers the separate billing routes.
Once your term ends, everything tied to the membership stops at the same time.
| Walmart+ benefit | After cancellation |
| Free delivery from your store and free shipping | Standard delivery fees and shipping minimums return |
| Fuel savings at participating stations | Ends |
| Paramount+ Essential or Peacock Premium | Ends; ad free upgrades also end |
| Plus Up add ons | Ended automatically, per Walmart’s terms |
| Partner perks such as restaurant discounts | No longer available |
| Your Walmart account, orders and payment methods | Unchanged |
People searching how to cancel a Walmart subscription sometimes mean the whole account. These are different actions, and most people only need the first.
| Cancel Walmart+ | Delete Walmart account | |
| Stops the membership charge | Yes | Cancel Walmart+ first to be sure |
| Keeps order history and receipts | Yes | No |
| Keeps the ability to shop online | Yes, without member benefits | No, you need a new account |
| Keeps saved addresses and cards | Yes | No |
| Reversible | Yes, rejoin or reactivate any time | No |
| Where to do it | Account, then Walmart+, then Manage membership | Walmart’s privacy request process |
If you do want the account gone, cancel Walmart+ first and wait for the confirmation email, so there is a clear record that the membership ended before the account did.
As a rule, no. The Walmart+ terms say the membership fee, Plus Up fees and streaming upgrade fees are non-refundable except as the terms expressly allow or as applicable law requires, and trial fees are never refunded. That applies to both monthly and annual plans, and there is no prorated refund for the unused part of a term. The exceptions are narrow:
A bank chargeback is the last step, not the first. Walmart can restrict accounts with disputed charges, and Customer Care usually resolves a documented error faster than a dispute does.
| Symptom | Likely cause | Fix |
| Walmart+ page still shows a renewal date | You stopped on the offer or keep membership screen | Repeat the steps and choose the confirm cancellation option |
| Charged $98 when you expected $12.95 | The trial or plan was set to annual | Contact Customer Care straight away and ask about the unused year |
| Charged after the trial | The trial converted automatically | Cancel now; ask Customer Care if you have not used any benefits |
| Charged months after cancelling | A second Walmart account under another email | Sign in to each account and check the Walmart+ page |
| No Amex credit this month | Walmart+ charged a different card, or you are on the annual plan | Set the Platinum card as the Walmart+ payment method; the credit is monthly plan only |
| Still billed by Peacock or Paramount+ | A separate or upgraded plan | Cancel the upgrade in your Walmart account, or the direct plan with the streaming service |
| Cancel option will not load | App or browser glitch | Try the website on a computer, or call (800) 924-9206 |
Go to Account, then Walmart+, then Manage membership on walmart.com or in the Walmart app. Select Manage beside your plan, then Cancel beside Cancel membership, and confirm.
$12.95 a month plus tax, or $98 a year, in the US. Walmart+ Assist and Student plans are $49 a year or $6.47 a month.
Yes, with the same steps. Walmart may end your trial benefits immediately when you do, so cancel near the end if you want to use the whole trial.
Not usually. The fee is non-refundable and not prorated, but you keep your benefits until the end of the year you paid for.
The included Peacock Premium or Paramount+ Essential benefit ends with your membership. A plan you pay the streaming service for directly is separate and must be cancelled there.
No. Cancel Walmart+ in your Walmart account. Otherwise it keeps renewing on whatever card Walmart can charge, without the Amex credit.
People eligible for SNAP, WIC, Medicaid, SSI, TANF, TTANF, NSLP or LIHEAP. Eligibility is verified at sign up and lasts one year.
Yes, in the Walmart app itself under Account, then Walmart+. It is not listed in iPhone Settings subscriptions because Walmart bills you directly.
Yes. Before your term ends, open the Walmart+ page and select Reactivate membership.
For a wider subscription cleanup, start with our guide on how to cancel subscriptions online, then work through the memberships people most often stack with Walmart+: