Expense Canary Guides

How to cancel Amazon Prime in Canada

To cancel Amazon Prime on amazon.ca, go to Manage Prime Membership and select End Membership. If you are on a free trial, select Do Not Continue instead. If you signed up through the Amazon Android shopping app or the Prime Video Android app, Amazon says to manage it through Google subscriptions.

Steps (from Amazon.ca help)

  1. Visit Manage Prime Membership while signed in to amazon.ca.
  2. Review your renewal date.
  3. Paid membership: select End Membership. Free trial: select Do Not Continue.
  4. Signed up in an Android Amazon app? Cancel in Google Play subscriptions instead.

Source: End your Amazon Prime Membership, checked October 29, 2026.

What Prime costs in Canada

Per Amazon.ca, checked October 29, 2026:

  • Prime: $9.99 a month or $99 a year
  • Prime Student: $4.99 a month or $49 a year

Prime may be subject to applicable taxes. A free trial upgrades to a paid membership automatically when it ends.

Can you get a refund?

Amazon.ca says paid members who have not used their benefits are eligible for a full refund of the current membership period, processed in three to five business days.

Things to know after you cancel

  • Channel subscriptions on Prime Video, like Paramount+, stay active after Prime ends. Cancel those separately.
  • If your Prime comes through another company, contact that company to manage it.
  • Check your next card or bank statement to confirm no new Prime charge posts.

FAQ

How do I cancel Amazon Prime on amazon.ca? Go to Manage Prime Membership and select End Membership, or Do Not Continue on a free trial.

How much is Amazon Prime in Canada? $9.99 a month or $99 a year, plus applicable tax, per Amazon.ca.

Will I get a refund if I cancel? Amazon.ca says paid members who have not used their benefits are eligible for a full refund of the current period.

Do Prime Video channels cancel too? No. Amazon says subscriptions on Prime Video, like Paramount+, remain after Prime ends.

I signed up on Android. Where do I cancel? Amazon says memberships started in its Android shopping or Prime Video app are managed through Google subscriptions.

Catch the next forgotten subscription

Expense Canary catches money leaks across your linked banks: hidden fees, forgotten subscriptions and unusual charges. It connects read only through Plaid and cannot move money.

Quick questions

Why pay for a subscription to find subscriptions?
Fair question. Expense Canary watches all your banks for the stuff that's easy to miss, like new bank fees, forgotten subscriptions that are still charging, and unusual or duplicate charges. You hear about them the same day instead of months later. 7-day free Premium, then $4.99 USD/month. Cancel anytime in the App Store or Google Play.
Can't I just log in to each bank and check?
You can. The catch is remembering to do it, and spotting a small fee buried in a statement. Expense Canary checks for you, across all your banks in one place.

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