A 13-step walkthrough with real screenshots from the live cancel flow.
Sign in on the Target app or at target.com/account/memberships, tap Cancel membership renewal, then choose Yes, cancel on the confirmation modal. Your paid benefits keep working until the current period ends — Target's terms say the membership fee is non-refundable and canceling only stops the next auto-renew, not free Target Circle rewards or your Target Circle Card.
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Target Circle 360 is the paid membership (unlimited $35+ same-day delivery with no markups, free 2-day shipping, monthly freebies, Shipt Marketplace, 30-day extended returns). It is not the free Target Circle rewards program, and it is not your Target Circle Card. Canceling 360 leaves free Circle and the card alone — those have separate opt-out and Card Services paths.
Open the Target app or go to Target.com and sign in with the same account that pays for Circle 360. Deleting the app or skipping a Target run does not stop billing — cancellation lives inside your Target account.
On iOS or Android, tap the <strong>My Target</strong> tab, then open Circle 360. On the web, go straight to <a href="https://www.target.com/account/memberships" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">target.com/account/memberships</a>. Both surfaces show the same list of Circle 360 controls — recent orders, preferred shoppers, Shipt Marketplace, payments, and the cancel row.
Scroll to the bottom of the Circle 360 hub and tap <strong>Cancel membership renewal</strong>. Target's FAQ hub uses this label verbatim — you are not "pausing" or "downgrading", you are stopping the next auto-renew charge.
Target opens a bottom-sheet titled <strong>Cancel membership renewal</strong> asking "Do you want to cancel your membership renewal?" alongside your end-of-period date. Tap <strong>Yes, cancel</strong>. This single-modal retention is the entire "save flow" — there is no Netflix-style carousel of downgrade or pause offers to click through.
The next screen says <strong>We're sorry to see you go!</strong> and shows the exact date your Circle 360 membership ends — this is when unlimited $35+ Same Day Delivery, free 2-day shipping, and the monthly freebie stop. Tap <strong>Done</strong>. Save a screenshot of this screen; it is the clearest proof-of-cancellation Target gives you.
Back on the Circle 360 hub, the row that used to read <em>Cancel membership renewal</em> should now read <strong>Extend membership on Target.com</strong>. That flip is the visual receipt that auto-renew is off — if you still see <em>Cancel membership renewal</em>, the flow did not complete and you need to run through it again before your renewal date.
Canceling stops future renewals; it does not erase a term you already paid for. Use unlimited $35+ Same Day Delivery, free 2-day shipping on eligible items, the extended 30-day return window, and any remaining monthly freebie while the membership is still active. Free Target Circle rewards, deals, and purchase history stay with your Target account after 360 ends.
Watch the credit card or Target Debit Card that paid for Circle 360. Target's terms say a canceled membership will not renew, but they also say that if the primary card fails at renewal, Target may charge <em>another payment card already on your Target.com account</em>. So removing the primary card is not a cancel path — only the Cancel membership renewal flow is.
If you are still in the free trial, cancel on the same Circle 360 hub before day 14. Target's terms are explicit: you must cancel before the free trial period ends to avoid being charged the membership fee. Trial members may also miss certain benefits Target reserves for paid members — cancel early if you already know you will not keep it.
From <a href="https://www.target.com/help/contact-us/target-circle-360" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">target.com/help/contact-us/target-circle-360</a> you can start a live chat or call Guest Services at <strong>1-800-591-3869</strong> (relay 711). Ask them to cancel Target Circle 360 and confirm the exact date the membership ends. Keep the case number or chat transcript until your next statement clears.
When Target hands out a free year (team-member perk, Circle Card promo, or an annual Circle Bonus in your app), the redemption still sets auto-renew to on. Community consensus on r/Target is unanimous: run the cancel flow the moment you redeem, not the day before renewal. Cancellation stops the next charge without shortening your free year — you keep all 12 months of benefits.
Target's FAQ says to change from monthly to annual you must cancel the monthly membership first, wait until that membership expires, then sign up for annual. There is no one-click "switch to $99/year" toggle inside the cancel flow — and re-enrolling annual while monthly is still active is not something Target documents as supported.
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