EveryPlate, launched in 2018 as a subsidiary of HelloFresh, is all about making meal kits affordable. It's one of the cheapest options out there. But maybe the meals got repetitive, or you're just tired of managing deliveries. With everyone on TikTok showing off their budget-friendly 'girl dinners,' maybe you've decided to DIY your meals instead of waiting for that EveryPlate box. This guide will help you cancel your subscription, which costs from $4.99 to $6.49 per serving, without any surprise charges. By canceling, you could save up to $300 a month. We'll walk you through the steps on desktop and mobile web.
How to Cancel EveryPlate Subscription on Desktop & Mobile Web
Canceling EveryPlate has to be done through their website, whether you're on a computer or your phone's browser. You can't cancel through the app. The whole process is designed to make you reconsider, so just be prepared to click through a few screens trying to win you back.
1 Log In to Your Account
Head over to the EveryPlate website and log in to your account. This is where the fun begins.
2 Navigate to Settings
Find your name in the top right corner, click it, and then select 'Settings' from the dropdown menu. Don't click 'My Menu', that's not it.
3 Find Plan Settings
In the Settings menu, scroll down until you see the 'Plan settings' section. This is where they hide the important stuff.
4 Click 'Deactivate My Plan'
At the bottom of the plan settings, you'll see a 'Deactivate My Plan' option. They call it 'deactivating' instead of 'canceling'. Click it.
5 Follow the Prompts to Confirm
Here we go. You'll have to go through a short survey asking why you're leaving. They might even offer you a discount to stay. Just click through until you see the final confirmation.
6 Check for Confirmation
You should get an email confirming your cancellation. I'd recommend checking your account status page right after, just to be 100% sure it went through. Sometimes you have to click the button twice for it to register, which is super annoying.
Cancel EveryPlate Subscription with phone
You can call EveryPlate's customer service at (646) 846-3773. They are typically available 24/7. Be ready for potential hold times and a conversation where they will likely try to convince you to stay with a special offer.
Cancel EveryPlate Subscription with live chat
EveryPlate has a live chat feature on their website. Go to the 'Help' section and look for the chat bubble. It's usually faster than calling, but response times can vary. As of early 2024, some users report the chat bot is the first line of defense before you get a real person.
Before you cancel, know this: EveryPlate won't refund you for an order if you cancel after the weekly cutoff time (which is 11:59 PM EST, 5 days before your scheduled delivery). Miss it by a minute, and you're getting charged. Your account data isn't deleted, so you can reactivate it later. If you just need a break, you can also choose to 'Skip Week' instead of canceling completely.
EveryPlate Plans and Pricing 2025
| Plan Size | Meals per Week | Price per Serving | Details |
|---|---|---|---|
| For 2 People | 3, 4, 5, or 6 | Starts at $4.99 | Good for couples or singles who want leftovers. The price per serving can go up to $6.49 depending on the number of meals. |
| For 4 People | 3, 4, 5, or 6 | Starts at $4.99 | Ideal for families. This plan offers the best value, keeping the per-serving cost low across all meal frequencies. |
| For 6 People | 3, 4, 5, or 6 | Starts at $4.99 | A newer option for larger families or households. Pricing remains competitive with the 4-person plan. |
Frequently Asked Questions about EveryPlate
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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.
