Bullymake Box, founded in 2014, sends you a monthly package of super-durable toys and treats designed for power-chewing dogs. It's a cool idea, but maybe your dog is picky, or you're just tired of the clutter. With subscription prices ranging from $31 to $45, you can save up to $540 a year by canceling. This guide covers canceling on your desktop. Honestly, with some of the toys they send, you'd think they were designed to withstand a Demogorgon from 'Stranger Things', but sometimes even the toughest pup needs a break.
How to Cancel Bullymake Box Subscription on Desktop
The only real way to cancel Bullymake is through their website on a desktop or laptop. I tried on my phone, and the page was a mess, so I wouldn't recommend it. Stick to your computer, and you'll get it done, even if it takes a few extra clicks.
1 Log Into Your Bullymake Account
First, head over to the Bullymake website and get logged in. If you can't remember your password, you'll have to go through the whole reset process. A bit of a hassle, but necessary.
2 Navigate to the Subscriptions Tab
Once you're in, look for the 'Subscriptions' tab in your account dashboard. It's usually easy to spot, but sometimes websites like to move things around.
3 Click 'Edit' on Your Active Plan
You'll see your active subscription details here. Find and click the 'Edit' button next to your plan. This is where the cancellation options are hidden.
4 Find and Click 'Cancel Subscription'
Now you have to scroll all the way to the bottom of the page. They put it down there on purpose. Look for the 'Cancel Subscription' link in small text and click it.
5 Follow the Prompts to Confirm
Bullymake will ask you why you're leaving and might offer you a discount to stay. You can answer or just ignore it and proceed with the cancellation. You have to click a final button to confirm. Make sure you do.
6 Check for a Confirmation Email
Don't just assume it's done. Wait for a confirmation email to land in your inbox. I'd also recommend logging back in to see if your account status officially says 'Cancelled'. Better safe than sorry.
Cancel Bullymake Box Subscription with Email
You can email the support team at support@bullymake.com. They typically respond within 1-2 business days, so it's not the fastest method if your renewal date is coming up soon.
Cancel Bullymake Box Subscription with Live Chat
Bullymake has a live chat feature on its website. Look for the chat bubble icon, usually in the bottom-right corner. This is probably your quickest option for getting help from a real person during their business hours.
Heads up, Bullymake's policy is pretty firm. You will not get a refund for boxes that have already been billed or shipped, as all sales are considered final. Your account will still exist if you want to come back later, but your automatic renewal will be turned off. If you're just drowning in toys, you can also choose to 'skip a month' instead of fully canceling your plan.
Bullymake Box Plans and Pricing 2025
| Plan | Price Per Box | Billing Cycle | Details |
|---|---|---|---|
| Monthly | $45.00 | Billed every month | The most flexible plan. You can cancel anytime before the next billing date without a long-term commitment. |
| 3-Month | $37.00 | Billed $111 every 3 months | Saves you a bit of money on each box, but you are committed to a 3-month cycle. |
| 6-Month | $34.00 | Billed $204 every 6 months | Offers better savings per box. You're locked in for a full 6 months of deliveries. |
| 12-Month | $31.00 | Billed $372 every 12 months | This gives you the best value per box, but it requires a large upfront payment and a year-long commitment. |
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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.
