Enough Monkeying Around—Time to Cancel Mailchimp
Mailchimp is an email marketing service and marketing automation platform. It has millions of subscribers that use the platform to market their business through multiple channels. Due to recent changes, prices have gone up, and users are looking for ways to cancel the service.
Cancel Mailchimp On Your Own
You can close your account by going on the website and logging into your account. From there, you have to:
- Go to your profile name > Account panel > Account
- In the Settings drop-down menu, choose Pause or delete account
- Click on Permanently delete this account
- Complete the exit survey and type in your password when prompted
- Press Permanently Delete
- To confirm account deletion, type in DELETE in all caps
Mailchimp will display a message to confirm that your account is canceled.
Here are the different ways you can cancel.
Can You Cancel With |
Yes/No |
| No |
Letter |
No |
In-person | No |
Phone |
No |
Website | Yes |
DoNotPay |
Yes |
Can You Pause Your Mailchimp Account?
Let’s say you need to take a break and not send campaigns for a certain time. Mailchimp allows you to pause your account and billing. Here’s how you do it:
- Log in to your account
- Go to Account > Pause or delete account
- Choose Temporarily pause billing on this account
- Click on Pause Account
- Type in PAUSE when prompted and confirm
Sending functionalities are unavailable when you pause your account, but you can still edit and improve your campaigns as you please. Keep in mind that you can only pause your account twice a year. When you want to unpause it, you’ll have to pay for a new plan.
Find It Difficult to Cancel Mailchimp? Let DoNotPay Handle It
Canceling services like Mailchimp is much simpler with DoNotPay’s app. It only takes a few minutes and guarantees that you won’t be billed by Mailchimp again. Here’s a handy guide to help you cancel:
- Open the app in your
- Go to the Find Hidden Money tab on the left side of the app
- Fill in the text box with the name of the service you wish to cancel
Confirm, and DoNotPay will do the rest. You’ll be notified once the cancelation is complete, and you won’t have to worry about being billed by Mailchimp.
Check Out a Few Alternatives to Mailchimp
Mailchimp isn’t the only marketing platform out there. You can choose from a wide variety of alternatives if you don’t wish to do business with Mailchimp.
Consider these examples.
Company | Pricing |
Benefits |
$20 per month |
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Free Premium—$25 per month |
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Free when your mailing list has fewer than 100 contacts Premium—$19 per month |
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Our app can help you detect all of your active subscriptions and make it easier for you to cancel them. Just connect the app to your email or bank account and let it take a look at your memberships and subscriptions. You can then choose which ones to cancel and take care of the problem in minutes. You won’t have to think about your subscriptions anymore, as long as you let DoNotPay monitor them.
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