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Macros
? Avoid the runaround.

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Last updated:
February 6, 2026
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Can you cancel your
Macros
 subscription? Check eligibility and conditions

Macros is a no lock-in subscription service, which means you can cancel anytime with no fixed contract term or minimum commitment.

Here’s what to know before you cancel:

  • Cancel anytime (no lock-in): You can stop your Macros meal plan subscription whenever you need.
  • Cut-off rules still apply: If your next order has already passed the weekly cut-off, that delivery will still be processed, delivered, and charged. Your cancellation will apply to future cycles only.
  • Cancellation isn’t instant mid-cycle: If you cancel mid-week, you’ll still receive any order already locked in for that current billing/order cycle.
  • Pause vs cancel: Macros is built for flexibility, if you’re not ready to fully cancel, you can often skip weeks or pause instead (as long as it’s before the cut-off).
  • No special eligibility requirements: Any active subscriber can cancel, there are no special conditions to qualify.

How to cancel a
Macros
 subscription, service or order

Cancelling your Macros subscription is designed to be quick and self-serve.

Cancel via your account dashboard

  1. Log in to your Macros account using your registered email and password.
  2. Go to your account area and open Manage Subscription / Subscription settings.
  3. Click Cancel Subscription (often shown as “cancel my subscription”).
  4. Follow the prompts and confirm the cancellation.
  5. Check for a confirmation email (or confirmation message in your account).

If you can’t cancel online (or prefer email)

Email Macros support and request cancellation:

  • Include the email tied to your account
  • Ask them to confirm your subscription is cancelled and confirm your final delivery/order (if any)

After cancelling, quickly revisit your subscription page to confirm it shows as cancelled (or shows no future deliveries scheduled).

How long does a
Macros
 cancellation take?

Macros runs on a weekly delivery cycle, and the main “deadline” that matters is your weekly cut-off.

  • Cancel before your cut-off to stop next week’s delivery: Your account dashboard shows your exact cut-off date/time.
  • Rule of thumb: Make changes 3–4 days before your next delivery to be safe.
  • Miss the cut-off = you’re locked in for that week: If you cancel after cut-off, your upcoming order will still be processed and charged, and the cancellation applies from the following cycle.
  • Payment timing: In many cases, payment for the upcoming order is processed around 24 hours before cut-off, which is another sign that the order is about to be locked in.

Check the cut-off countdown in your dashboard and cancel/skip before it hits zero.

Macros
 cancellation fees and final charges – what to expect

Macros doesn’t charge cancellation penalties.

  • No cancellation fee: You can cancel without paying an additional fee.
  • You may still pay for a final order: If your next delivery is already processed (cut-off passed), that charge still applies (it’s not a fee, it’s simply the order already in motion).
  • No lock-in penalties: There’s no “break fee” because Macros is no lock-in.
  • Rare edge case: Terms may mention costs if a subscription is terminated due to breach of terms, but for normal cancellations, you just stop future billing after the current cycle is complete.

Macros
 cases submitted through Ajust

Consumer experiences with
Macros
cancellations

Smooth cancellations when planned: People who cancel right after a trial delivery (or cancel before the next cut-off) often have no issues and no further charges.

Missed cut-off = unwanted extra box: Some customers don’t realise the subscription continues automatically and only notice after the next box is already processing. In that case, Macros usually still delivers that order because it’s past cut-off.

Worst-case scenario: A handful of customers report needing to escalate (multiple emails, or speaking to their bank) when they believed cancellation was confirmed but charges continued. This is uncommon, but it’s why saving your confirmation matters.

Macros
Cancellation FAQs

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Macros
made it difficult?

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