How to cancel Lawnbright

Takes about 6 minutes

Cancel yourself online in a couple of clicks, anytime.

Steps to cancel Lawnbright

  1. 1Watch for the reminder email Lawnbright sends before your plan renews each spring, then act before the renewal date.
  2. 2Sign in at getlawnbright.com and open your account to manage or cancel the subscription yourself.
  3. 3If you would rather not use the account page, email support@getlawnbright.com or call 978-595-2077 to cancel.
  4. 4Ask about a pro-rated refund if you are cancelling mid-plan; keep the confirmation email as your record.

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