How to cancel Walmart+

Walmart+ cancels online from your Walmart+ account page. It also comes bundled with some cards and services, so check you're not paying for it twice.

Key facts

Difficulty
Easy
Method
Online
Notice
None
Equipment to return
No

Cancel Walmart+ step by step

  1. walmart.com → Account → Walmart+ → Manage membership.
  2. Click Cancel membership and confirm.

Good to know before you cancel

  • Monthly and annual plans are both cancellable online.

Walmart+ cancellation letter template

Walmart+ normally cancels online. This request is your backup if the online flow doesn't work or you want dated proof.

Jane Doe · 123 Main St · City 12345

Walmart+, Cancellation address from your agreement

Re: Cancellation of subscription — account [your account number]

To whom it may concern,

I am writing to cancel my Walmart+ subscription (account / member number [your account number]), effective immediately, or at the end of the current billing period if that is required.

Please stop all recurring charges to my payment method as of the effective date, and send me written confirmation of the cancellation, including the date it takes effect.

I am exercising my right to cancel under the Restore Online Shoppers' Confidence Act (15 U.S.C. § 8403), which requires sellers to provide a simple way to stop recurring charges. Please do not condition this cancellation on a phone call, a retention offer or any other step.

If I am charged after the effective date, I will dispute the charge with my bank or card issuer.

Thank you for processing this request.

Sincerely, Jane Doe

Generate this request as a PDF with my details

Walmart+ cancellation FAQ

Does Walmart+ cancel immediately?

You typically keep benefits until the end of the period you paid for.

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Steps compiled on a best-effort basis and may change. Always check the terms of your agreement. Not legal advice.