So, you're breaking up with Bean Box. It happens. Founded in 2014, this Seattle-based service promised to bring artisanal coffee to your doorstep. But maybe your cabinets are overflowing, or you're just tired of seeing that charge hit your card every month. With subscriptions ranging from $20 to $26, you can save up to $312 a year by cancelling. Honestly, with everyone on TikTok showing off their fancy espresso machines, maybe you've just graduated to grinding your own beans. Whatever the reason, let's get this done. This guide covers cancelling on your desktop, since that's the main way they let you do it.
How to Cancel Bean Box Subscription on Desktop
Okay, you have to do this on their website. For some reason, managing your subscription isn't really a thing on mobile, which is a pain. I tried it on my phone, and the page was just not cooperating. So grab a laptop and let's log in.
1 Log Into Your Bean Box Account
First, head over to the Bean Box website and sign in. If you forgot your password, now's the time to reset it. Don't let that stop you.
2 Find Your Subscriptions
Once you're in, look for 'My Account' or your name, usually in the top right corner. From the dropdown menu, click on 'Subscriptions'. This is where the magic happens.
3 Select the Subscription to Cancel
You'll see a list of your active subscriptions. Most people only have one. Click the 'Manage' or 'View Details' button next to the one you want to end.
4 Locate the Cancellation Link
This is the tricky part. They don't make it obvious. You'll need to scroll down, often to the very bottom of the page. Look for a small link that says 'Cancel Subscription'. It's designed to be missed. Seriously, I had to look twice.
5 Go Through the Cancellation Steps
Bean Box will probably ask you why you're leaving. You can be honest or just click whatever to get through it. They will almost definitely offer you a discount or the option to pause instead. Just stick to your guns and keep clicking 'Cancel'.
6 Get Your Confirmation
After you confirm, you should see a message on the screen saying your subscription has been cancelled. More importantly, check your email. You need that confirmation email as proof. Don't delete it.
Cancel Bean Box Subscription with email
You can email support at support@beanbox.com. Expect a reply within 1-2 business days. This is a good option if you want a written record of your cancellation request.
Cancel Bean Box Subscription with phone
Call them at 1-888-923-8596. Their hours are Monday to Friday, from 9 am to 4 pm Pacific Time. Be prepared for a potential wait and an offer to keep you subscribed. One user said, 'I called and they tried to offer me a free bag of coffee to stay. Had to say no three times.'
Before you hit cancel, here's the deal. Bean Box won't delete your account data right away, they hope you'll come back. The biggest thing to know is you won't get a refund for any time left in your current billing cycle. If your box just renewed yesterday, you're still getting that last shipment. Annoying, but standard. On the bright side, they do let you pause or skip shipments, which might be a better option if you're just feeling overwhelmed with coffee beans. You can find that option in your account settings.
Bean Box Plans and Pricing 2025
| Plan | Price (per month) | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Bean Box Sampler | $24 | Includes four 1.8 oz bags of coffee, letting you sample different roasts and origins. Good for exploring. |
| Coffee of the Month | $26 | A full 12 oz bag of a featured coffee each month. You can choose your roast preference (light, medium, dark, etc.). |
Note: Prices are based on month-to-month billing and can be lower with pre-paid plans.
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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.
