How to cancel Hungryroot
Cancel yourself online in a couple of clicks, anytime.
Steps to cancel Hungryroot
- 1Sign in at hungryroot.com and open Settings (top right on web, or Profile then Settings in the app).
- 2Scroll to Account Details and click to expand it.
- 3Select Cancel Account, then choose Continue to Cancel (you can pick a 4, 6, or 8 week pause instead if you only want a break).
- 4Confirm before your weekly cutoff, usually about 5 to 6 days before your next delivery, so the change applies to the upcoming order. Watch for the confirmation email.
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