A 10-step walkthrough with real screenshots from the live cancel flow.
Sign in at masterclass.com/settings, scroll to the Membership section, click Cancel Membership, then click Cancel Now to skip MasterClass's Cancellation Options save panel. You keep access through your renewal date — MasterClass does not refund partial periods, but if you're still within 30 days of your original purchase, chat with support first to invoke the 30-Day Satisfaction Guarantee for a full refund instead.
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MasterClass's 30-Day Satisfaction Guarantee covers a full refund on your original transaction — but only if you chat with support to request it, not if you just click Cancel. If it's been less than 30 days since your first-ever MasterClass purchase, open the chatbot in the bottom-right corner of any help page and ask for a refund under the guarantee before you cancel.
Open masterclass.com in a browser and sign in. Cancellation is web-only — the iOS and Android apps do not expose a cancel option, and MasterClass's help center is explicit that "cancellations cannot be made through the MasterClass app." On mobile, use a browser and ignore the "Go to the App" prompt.
Click your profile picture in the top-right corner of the site, then choose Settings. You'll land on the Account Settings page, which lists Profile, Password, Payment Info, and Membership sections.
Scroll down to the Membership block. It shows your current plan, next renewal date, and a Cancel Membership button. Click it.
MasterClass now shows a full-page save offer: "You still have N days of learning from the world's best" alongside a Cancellation Options panel with three buttons — Keep My Membership, Remind Me To Cancel, and Cancel Now. Click Cancel Now. The panel notes that your cancellation will take effect at the end of your current billing period.
You're taken to a "Sorry to see you go" page confirming your membership has been cancelled and asking why. The six radio options range from "Not enough content that interests me" to "Too expensive for how much I use it" and "Do not enjoy the online learning experience," plus Other. This is a feedback survey — your cancellation is already registered.
Selecting any option except Other reveals a "What could we change for you to reconsider?" text box. Both the reason and the free-text field are optional — MasterClass uses them for product decisions, not to complete your cancellation. Click Send Feedback if you want to submit, or just leave the page.
A final screen headed SUBSCRIPTION CANCELLED / Thank you for your feedback! confirms the cancellation is complete. MasterClass also sends a confirmation email — if it hasn't arrived within 24 hours, log back into Settings to check your Membership section still shows the cancellation.
MasterClass's Settings page won't show a Cancel Membership button when a third party handles billing. Cancel through whichever marketplace charges you: iPhone — Settings > [your name] > Subscriptions > MasterClass > Cancel Subscription; Google Play — play.google.com/store/account/subscriptions; Amazon — Your Memberships & Subscriptions; Roku — the Roku channel store's Manage Subscriptions page. Per MasterClass's Terms of Service Section 3.3, MasterClass cannot process refunds for those purchases — refund requests go to the marketplace directly.
This is the most-reported billing surprise on r/MasterClass: when you buy a gift, your payment method is enrolled in auto-renewal for the recipient's account. A year later you get charged for a fresh annual subscription — typically $180–$240 depending on the tier the gift was for — often with no advance email. To stop it, log into the gift-purchaser's account (not the recipient's), open Settings > Membership, and cancel from there. Third-party cancellation services like Rocket Money, Trim, or Xpendy are explicitly rejected — MasterClass requires the account holder to confirm directly.
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