How to cancel Instacart+
How to cancel Instacart+ on the website or in the app, when annual members can get a refund, and what you keep until your paid term ends, per Instacart.
Checked October 22, 2026
Cancel Instacart+ on the website or in the app
- Open the menu on the website, or tap the Account icon in the app.
- Select Your Instacart+ membership.
- Under Manage your membership, select Cancel membership.
- Select Continue, then Confirm cancellation.
- When the confirmation message appears, select Done.
Before you cancel Instacart+
- Instacart says annual members may get a refund if they cancel within the first 5 calendar days of the paid membership and haven't used it to place orders.
- Canceling at other times doesn't earn a refund, but $0 delivery fees continue through the end of the billing period.
- If you change your mind while canceling, Instacart lets you set a reminder to be sent 7 days before the membership renews.
After you cancel
Keep the confirmation email or screenshot. Then watch your bank or card for the next billing date: if Instacart+ charges you again after you cancelled, ask Instacart+ for a refund first, and if that fails, dispute the charge with your card. The guide to disputing a charge has the steps and the deadlines.
Questions people ask
How do I cancel Instacart+?
Open the menu on the website or the Account icon in the app, choose Your Instacart+ membership, select Cancel membership, then Continue and Confirm cancellation.
Can I get a refund on Instacart+?
Annual members may, if they cancel within the first 5 calendar days and haven't used it to place orders. Other cancellations don't earn a refund.
Do I keep Instacart+ benefits after canceling?
Instacart says $0 delivery fees continue through the end of the billing period.
Can I get a reminder before Instacart+ renews?
Instacart's page offers a reminder sent 7 days before the membership renews, if you change your mind while canceling.
Sources
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