Peacock cancels like most streaming services: directly on the web, or through whichever app store or provider handles your billing. The trick is knowing which one you are dealing with.
Peacock subscriptions are often started through a TV, a mobile app, or a cable bundle. Each path puts the billing in a different place, so cancellation has to match the original signup.
Cancel on the WebRecommended
Go to peacocktv.com and sign in
Click your profile icon and select "Account"
Go to "Plans & Payments"
Select "Cancel Plan" or "Change or Cancel Plan"
Follow the prompts to confirm - you will see the date your access ends
Cancel in the Peacock App
For directly billed accounts, the app offers the same cancel path under Account or Plans & Payments. If no cancel option appears, billing is handled by a third party.
If You're Billed Through Apple, Google, Amazon, Roku, or Cable
When a third party handles billing, cancel from that platform:
Where to cancel Peacock when a third party bills you
You keep full access until the end of the period you already paid for
No partial refund is issued
Your watchlist and profiles are retained for a period
You can resubscribe anytime
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