Cancellation guide
How to cancel The Wall Street Journal
A clear, step-by-step guide to cancelling your The Wall Street Journal News & Media, plus the things worth checking before you leave.
Before you cancel
- There's no fixed contract, so you can cancel anytime. Your access simply runs to the end of the period you've paid for.
- Expect to be offered a retention discount or loyalty deal to make you stay. If you're sure you want to cancel, stand your ground.
- There may be a notice period, so you can be billed for a short while after you ask to leave. Cancel as early as you can.
- If you subscribed through Apple, Google or another provider, you must cancel with them, not The Wall Street Journal directly.
- Get a confirmation (on-screen or by email) and keep it as proof of the date you cancelled.
How to cancel The Wall Street Journal, step by step
- Sign in to the WSJ Customer Center at customercenter.wsj.com.
- Open 'Manage Subscriptions' and select the subscription you want to end.
- Choose 'Cancel Subscription' and work through the reason and retention-offer prompts to the cancel confirmation.
- If the online cancel option is not available for your account, use live chat or call to cancel.
- Phone: US 1-800-568-7625, Europe +44 20 3426 1313.
- Keep the confirmation of your cancellation.
Ways to cancel
- By phone
- 1-800-568-7625
- Online
- customercenter.wsj.com
- By email
- [email protected]
Notice, fees & cooling-off
- Notice period
- Monthly/quarterly plans: access continues to the end of the billing cycle. Annual/semi-annual: access ends immediately on cancellation (with a prorated refund).
- Early-exit charge
- None; monthly/quarterly plans generally non-refundable. Cancellation flow is notoriously friction-heavy with retention agents; intro rates jump sharply at renewal.
5 Jul 2026