How to cancel a Chegg account in only several clicks

With over 3.1 million subscribers, Chegg is one of the world’s most popular online tutoring platforms, specializing in homework assistance, textbook rentals, and scholarship matching.

Canceling Chegg with DoNotPay

DoNotPay makes canceling Chegg easier than doing it manually. Here’s what you need to do:

1. Open DoNotPay in your web browser.
2. Click ‘Find Hidden Money’
3. Type in “Chegg” as the service you want to cancel.

We will notify you as soon as your subscription is canceled.

Does Chegg free trial auto-renew into a paid subscription?

Chegg doesn’t have a regular free trial period, but the company sometimes offers its students Chegg Study and Chegg Study Pack trials free of charge. Once the free trial expires, the company will automatically renew your subscription and charge your credit card.

With DoNotPay, you won’t be charged after the free trial!

When you subscribe to a free trial, it’s easy to forget to cancel it on time. To avoid being charged once it expires, you can use DoNotPay’s virtual credit card. Chegg will not notice you didn’t use a real credit card, and you will avoid unwanted expenses.

What do Chegg’s charges look like on my bank statement?

Does Chegg prorate their cancelations?

Yes, it does. If you cancel your Chegg subscription, you can send an email to the company and request a credit of the minutes you haven’t used. You can receive a refund on your credit card.

Can I pause my Chegg subscription instead of canceling it?

Yes, you can! Monthly subscribers can pause their subscription whenever they feel like it. Pausing is an excellent option for those who plan to continue studying with Chegg in the future, as your profile settings and bookmarks will be saved. You won’t be charged while your subscription is paused. Still, you can only keep your subscription paused for a maximum of six months. After this period, the company will resume charging you.

To pause your subscription, go to the subscription page and click on Pause the subscription. If you subscribed through Google Play or iTunes, you have to pause the subscriptions over these channels.

What are some alternatives to Chegg?

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