So, you signed up for ClickFreeScore and now it's time to say goodbye. It happens. Maybe you just wanted a quick look at your credit report or got drawn in by a trial offer. ClickFreeScore is a credit monitoring service that provides access to your scores and reports. The service costs can range from a $1 trial to a $29.95 monthly fee. This guide covers how to cancel on your desktop or over the phone, potentially saving you up to $359 a year. Honestly, with all the talk about 'quiet luxury' and smart spending online, paying for a service you don't use just doesn't fit the vibe. Let's get that money back in your pocket.
How to Cancel ClickFreeScore Subscription on Desktop
Canceling online is possible, but they don't always make it easy. Follow these steps carefully. Weirdly, a friend mentioned the 'Cancel' button didn't even show up for them on Chrome, so they had to switch to another browser. Maybe try that if you get stuck.
1 Log Into Your Account
Go to the ClickFreeScore website and find the login portal. You'll need the email and password you used when you first signed up. If you forgot your password, you'll have to go through the reset process first.
2 Navigate to Account Settings
Once you're in, look for a section called 'My Account' or 'Settings'. These links are usually in the top right corner of the page. Sometimes you have to click your name to see a dropdown menu.
3 Find the Cancellation Link
This is the tricky part. You're looking for a link that says 'Cancel Membership' or 'Subscription'. It might be buried under a few menus. I had to look around for a minute before I found it under a 'Billing Information' tab. Be persistent.
4 Follow the Cancellation Prompts
The site will likely ask you why you're leaving and might even offer you a discount to stay. If you're set on canceling, just click through the prompts until you get to the final confirmation screen. Don't fall for the last-minute deals unless you really want them.
5 Get Confirmation
Make sure you see a message on the screen confirming the cancellation. You should also receive an email confirmation within a few minutes. I'd recommend taking a screenshot of the final confirmation page, just in case. Better safe than sorry.
Cancel ClickFreeScore Subscription with Phone
Phone Number: (800) 416-6798
Hours of Operation: Monday-Friday, 9 AM to 9 PM (EST); Saturday-Sunday, 9 AM to 6 PM (EST).
Be ready for a bit of a wait and a conversation with a representative who will likely try to convince you to stay. Just be firm and repeat that you want to cancel.
Cancel ClickFreeScore Subscription with Email
Email Address: support@clickfreescore.com
Emailing is an option, but it's not the fastest. It can take a day or two to get a response, and they might just reply with instructions on how to cancel online or by phone anyway. Calling is usually your best bet for a quick resolution.
Before you cancel, know this: you probably won't get a refund. If you cancel mid-month, your service will likely continue until the end of your current billing period, but don't expect any money back. Also, there's no option to just pause your membership, you either have it or you don't.
ClickFreeScore Plans and Pricing 2025
| Plan | Price | Details |
|---|---|---|
| 7-Day Trial | $1.00 | Provides full access to your credit scores, reports, and monitoring for one week. Heads up: this automatically converts to the monthly plan if not canceled. |
| Monthly Membership | $29.95/month | Includes ongoing credit monitoring from all three bureaus, identity theft protection, and regular score updates. This is the plan most people are on after the trial ends. |
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Olivia Harper
Content Manager
Olivia Harper, a Content Manager with nine years of experience, creates user-focused guides on subscription services. Featured in Digital Consumer Reports, her work simplifies subscription terms and cancellations.
