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Some good deals come to an end — how to cancel Kindle+

Like any subscription, you've got to jump through a few hoops to cancel your Kindle+ (formerly Kindle Unlimited) subscription. Here's how to do it.

Some good deals come to an end — how to cancel Kindle+

Amazon has altered the name of its Kindle Unlimited service to Kindle+ starting October 22, 2026. Readers who recently purchased a Kindle device may have taken advantage of a promotional offer, receiving a complimentary month of Kindle+. However, upon completion of the free period, a monthly fee of $11.99 will commence for continued access to the extensive library of books available within Kindle+.

To avoid unnecessary expenditure, those who do not find Kindle+ beneficial or are unable to commit to the monthly charge can terminate their membership. Below is a simple three-step procedure detailing how to cancel the Kindle+ subscription.

The process requires only about five minutes and necessitates a computer. Begin by navigating to the Subscriptions & Membership section within Amazon's Account and Lists area. Here, a comprehensive list of all active and past subscriptions can be viewed. Locate the entry for Kindle+ and select the Cancel option. Follow the ensuing prompts to finalize the cancellation. For individuals currently enrolled in a free trial, the membership will remain active throughout the promotional period.

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