How to Cancel Firstleaf Wine Club Membership in Minutes

Wine clubs offer a solution for anyone who stares at the shelves wondering what to buy. Even aficionados use monthly memberships to expand their knowledge of brands and purchase highly-rated varietals for less than retail prices.

Most good subscriptions come to an end, however. If you’re ready to cancel Firstleaf, you might be overstocked with vino you’ve yet to drink, or perhaps you’ve outgrown the selection. Firstleaf wines generally get positive reviews for quality and price, but the service isn’t a perfect fit for everyone’s taste preferences or budget.

Firstleaf offers multiple methods of cancellation, including online and over the phone, although you might get some pressure to change the shipment frequency, skip a month or adjust your preferences rather than canceling outright. To avoid being talked out of cancellation, you can use a third-party service like DoNotPay to cancel in a few steps.

How Do I Cancel My Firstleaf Wine Subscription?

Firstleaf is upfront about ways to cancel, even though they’d rather see you stay. Unlike certain hard-to-cancel gym memberships or gaming subscriptions, Firstleaf doesn’t set strict parameters for how and when you can opt out of the service.

To cancel on the Firstleaf website:

1. Go to the My Account page and log in.
2. Click Membership Status on the left side of the page.
3. Select Cancel Membership.
4. Follow the prompts to answer questions about your reason for cancellation.
5. Make sure to submit your request and wait for confirmation.
6. Check your email after to make sure you’ve received confirmation there, too.

Additional ways to cancel Firstleaf membership:

• Phone — Call Firstleaf customer service at 1-800-461-7203. Agents are available seven days a week from 6 a.m.-5 p.m. PT.
• Email — Send a message to service@firstleaf.com.

No matter which method you choose, if you cancel directly through Firstleaf the company is going to make an effort to keep you. If you cancel online, you’re likely to go through a series of prompts that offer alternatives like delaying the next delivery or adjusting your wine preferences to receive shipments you like better. If you speak to a live person, you’ll have to be willing to say no a few times before completing the cancellation.

Cancel Firstleaf the No-Pressure Way Using DoNotPay

Customer retention is a high priority for any subscription service, for obvious reasons. It is much easier and cheaper to keep existing members than to find new ones. If you’re susceptible to sales pressure or just don’t want to deal with it, DoNotPay offers an easier option.

Canceling with DoNotPay is fast and completely hands-off, on your part, after you complete the steps below. Just log in to DoNotPay using any web browser, then:

1. Log in to DoNotPay and search for the Manage Subscriptions product.
2. Provide the name of the subscription service you want to cancel.
3. Provide your account details such as email address and username.

We notify you immediately when the cancellation is complete, and if you’d like, we can also work to negotiate a refund on your behalf. Just tell us how much you believe you’re owed and why. Were you unhappy with the product? Did a shipment fail to arrive?

Beyond Firstleaf, DoNotPay can cancel any subscription you no longer want. Our Manage Subscription product is often used to cancel:

• Music and audiobook subscriptions like Sirius XM and Audible
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• Health and wellness memberships, including LA Fitness, Planet Fitness, Best Fitness, Massage Envy, CVS CarePass and Optavia
• COBRA health insurance, Delta Dental, Root car insurance and other plans
• Internet payment providers like Epoch Payment Solutions

How Do I Cancel My Next Firstleaf Order or Make Changes to It?

If you’re not ready to cancel for good, Firstleaf allows you to postpone orders or change the frequency of delivery. If you have too much wine, you’re cutting back on expenses for a month or you’re going on vacation and won’t be home to sign for a delivery, you might want to modify rather than canceling the subscription outright.

Follow these steps to adjust upcoming orders:

• Log in to your account.
• Go to the Club Orders page.
• Click on the date of your next order to make changes.
• Use the drop-down menu to adjust the frequency of deliveries.
• Use the calendar below to choose your next shipping date.
• Click save.

Delivery frequency can be anywhere from every 2 weeks to 12 weeks, but it’s important to know that changing the frequency does not change your next delivery date. You must take that second step to change the upcoming order’s shipment date.

Changes must be made before the order is processed, and returned shipments will cost you $25 in restocking fees. Keep in mind that if you want to delay shipments indefinitely, you’ll have to remember to keep pushing back the date. If you think it will be a long time before you want another shipment, you might be better off canceling and rejoining later.

H2: What Are the Best Alternatives to Firstleaf?

Firstleaf is a popular and well-known service, but it’s far from the only option. The wine subscription market has exploded in recent years, and it is projected to grow more than 20% each year from 2023 to 2033, reaching $3.9 billion globally.

The Hallmark Channel has its own wine club now, as does the Wall Street Journal. There are wine subscriptions catered to just about any preference you can imagine. Love sparkling wine? Only interested in natural or low-sugar options? Prefer to buy from woman-owned wineries? There are subscription services for all of those.

These are just a few of many Firstleaf alternatives:

If you want to try something other than Firstleaf but you’re overwhelmed by all the options, check out these wine subscription reviews from Forbes, People, New York Magazine and USA Today.

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