JulesJordan, founded back in 2003, is a long-standing name in the adult entertainment world, offering a huge library of videos. Maybe you signed up for a specific series or just to check it out, and now it's time to cancel. It happens. With subscriptions ranging from $9.99 to $29.95, those charges can add up if you're not using the service. This guide covers canceling on your desktop or mobile browser. By canceling, you could save up to $359 a year. Honestly, with everyone doing a 'digital spring clean' of their subscriptions these days, it just makes sense to cut what you don't use.
How to Cancel JulesJordan Subscription on Desktop/Mobile Web
Canceling should be simple, but sometimes it feels like they hide the button on purpose. I had to click around in the account settings for a bit before I found it. The process is the same whether you're on a computer or your phone's browser.
1 Log Into Your Account
First, head over to the JulesJordan website and sign in. You'll need your username and password, obviously.
2 Find Your Account Settings
Once you're in, look for a link that says 'My Account', 'Billing Info', or something similar. It's usually in the top right corner of the page.
3 Locate the Subscription Area
This is the tricky part. You're looking for a section that manages your subscription or membership. It might be labeled 'Cancel Membership' or 'Subscription Management'. Sometimes you have to go through a third-party billing site like CCBill, which is a whole other headache.
4 Confirm Your Cancellation
Follow the prompts to cancel. They might try to offer you a discount to stay. Just click through until you get a final confirmation message. Make sure you see a message that says your subscription has been successfully canceled.
5 Check for an Email
You should get a confirmation email almost immediately. If you don't see it, check your spam folder. No email? I'd log back in just to double-check the account status. Better safe than sorry.
Cancel JulesJordan Subscription with email
You can try emailing their support at support@julesjordan.com. Don't expect an instant reply. It could take a day or two. Be clear in your subject line, something like 'Cancellation Request for username: [your_username]'.
Cancel JulesJordan Subscription with phone
JulesJordan uses third-party billers like CCBill. You can often cancel directly with them. For CCBill, you can call their support at 1-888-596-9279. Have your email address, order number, or the credit card info you used to sign up ready. Calling the biller is sometimes faster than waiting for an email reply.
Before you hit that cancel button, here's the deal. You won't get a refund for any unused time. If your renewal date is tomorrow, you're likely out of luck. Your access will continue until the end of your current paid period, so you can still use it until then. They don't delete your account right away, just the billing part. And no, there isn't an option to just pause your subscription. It's either on or off.
JulesJordan Plans and Pricing 2025
| Plan | Price (USD) | Details |
|---|---|---|
| 1 Month Access | $29.95/month | Full access to the entire video library, HD streaming, and new weekly updates. Renews monthly. |
| 3 Month Access | $59.95 (billed every 3 months) | Same as the monthly plan but at a discounted rate of about $19.98 per month. A bit of savings if you plan to stick around. |
| 1 Year Access | $119.95 (billed annually) | The best value plan, working out to around $9.99 per month. You get all the same features but pay for the whole year upfront. |
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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.
