Codero, founded way back in 1992, provides dedicated servers and cloud hosting solutions. Maybe you spun up a server to mess around with that new AI model everyone on X (formerly Twitter) was talking about, but now the project's over and the monthly bill is hitting your account. With plans ranging from about $80 to over $1500, and cancellation handled on your Desktop, you could save up to $1500 a year. Let's get this done so you can stop worrying about surprise charges for a server you're not even using.
How to Cancel Codero Subscription on Desktop
Canceling Codero has to be done through their online portal. It's not a simple one-click process, and honestly, it feels a bit dated. You have to submit a formal request. Don't bother looking for a big red 'Cancel' button on the main dashboard, you won't find it.
1 Log into the Codero Portal
First, head over to the Codero website and log in to your client portal. If you've forgotten your password, you'll have to go through the reset process before you can do anything else.
2 Navigate to Your Active Services
Once you're logged in, you need to find your list of products. Look for a menu item labeled 'Services' or 'My Services'. This will show you all the active hosting packages you're paying for.
3 Select the Service to Cancel
From the list, click on the specific server or hosting plan you want to get rid of. This will take you to the management page for that individual service.
4 Find the Cancellation Request Option
Here's the part that can be a little frustrating. You're looking for a link or button that says 'Request Cancellation'. It's often tucked away in a side menu under 'Management Actions'. I had to poke around for a minute to find it the first time.
5 Complete the Cancellation Form
You'll need to fill out a form explaining why you're leaving. You must also choose when the cancellation takes effect. To get the most out of what you paid for, select 'End of Billing Period'.
6 Submit and Check for Confirmation
After submitting the form, you should get an email and a support ticket confirming your request. If you see nothing after an hour, something might be wrong. Don't just assume it worked, follow up.
Cancel Codero Subscription with phone
You can call Codero at +1-866-226-3376. Their support is available 24/7. While you can call to ask questions, they will almost certainly direct you to the client portal to submit the official cancellation request. It's good for getting help if you're stuck, though.
Cancel Codero Subscription with email
Codero uses a support ticket system within your client portal, not a direct email address. When you submit your cancellation, a ticket is automatically created. You can use this system to communicate with support and track the status of your request.
Cancel Codero Subscription with live chat
Codero has a live chat feature on their website. This is probably the quickest way to get help if you can't find the cancellation link or have a question about the process. A real person can point you in the right direction.
Before you hit cancel, listen up. Codero will likely delete all your data permanently once the service is terminated. So, back up everything you need. Seriously. Don't expect a refund for any unused time in your current billing cycle; that's pretty standard for hosting companies. Also, pausing isn't really a thing here. You either have the service or you don't.
Codero Plans and Pricing 2025
Plan | Monthly Price (Approx.) | Details |
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On-Demand Cloud Server | Starts at $80+ | Good for small projects. Typically includes 2 vCPU, 4GB RAM, and 100GB SSD Storage. Pay for what you use. |
Standard Dedicated Server | Starts at $150+ | A full physical server for your use. Often comes with an Intel Xeon processor, 16GB RAM, and 1TB HDD or 240GB SSD storage. |
High-Performance Dedicated Server | Starts at $400+ | For heavy-duty applications. Expect powerful dual CPUs, 64GB+ RAM, and high-speed NVMe SSD storage. |
Managed Hosting | Custom Pricing | Codero's team manages the server for you. Price varies wildly based on the level of support you need. |
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Olivia Harper
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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.