Like with the Apple App Store and Google Play Store, if you signed up for your Peacock account via a third-party service, another website or on a streaming device, you will need to cancel in the same place, not on the Peacock website.
For example, if you subscribed to Peacocktv.com/tv on Roku, you can cancel your subscription on your Roku streaming device or the Roku website. The steps for Roku’s website are:
- Go to my.roku.com and sign in
- Go to “manage your subscriptions”
- Find Peacock in the channels list
- Select “unsubscribe”
Can I Get a Peacock Refund?
If you cancel your Peacock subscription, you will no longer be charged once your current billing cycle ends. Unfortunately, Peacock will not refund you for payments you have already made. According to Peacock’s refund policy, it does not typically offer refunds. If it does, it’s at the service’s discretion.
Can I Resubscribe to Peacock?
Yes. If you kept the free version of Peacock, you can go to “plans and payment” in your account and upgrade to a paid subscription. If you deleted your Peacock account, you’ll need to set up a new account to resubscribe.
How to Completely Delete Your Peacock Account
You cannot delete your Peacock account via your account settings. To request deletion, you have to contact Peacock’s parent company, NBC. Follow these steps to contact NBC.
- Go to NBC’s Privacy Policy
Navigate to NBC’s privacy policy on the NBC website.
- Go to “Your Rights”
Scroll down to “your rights.” There, you will find email addresses for deletion requests inside and outside the U.S.
- Get in Touch With Peacock (Optional)
If you need extra help, click “get in touch” in Peacock.com/tv
Peacock TV shows, movies and sports content (USA)
The shows and movies you get on Peacock TV in the US depend on whether you're with the free or premium tiers. Movies on Peacock aren't as brilliant as the TV content, but there are some worthy titles. Movies on the free tier aren't wide-ranging, but include We Need to Talk About Kevin, Fever Pitch and Highlander. A big win for Peacock is the inclusion of all the Harry Potter films. But the premium tier unlocks a host of better content, like 50 First Dates, The 40 Year-Old Virgin, 13 Going On 30, three of the Fast & Furious line-up and How To Train Your Dragon 2. TV shows are arguably a bigger deal for Peacock, though, with The Office as a standout pick.
Free tier shows
These are some of the shows that have free episodes or full series:
The Office, Parks and Recreation, Weeds, Everybody Hates Chris, Eureka, The Fall, Battlestar Galactica (the modern version), Parenthood, Suits, New Amsterdam, Psych, House, Monk, Bates Hotel, Downton Abbey, Friday Night Lights, Alfred Hitchcock Presents, Frasier, Cheers
Premium tier shows
If you're willing to spend $4.99 or more, the TV offering ramps up a little, with full series of all of the above and more. Here's a sample what you can get on Peacock TV's Premium/Premium Plus tiers:
Superstore, Bumper in Berlin, Law & Order, Law & Order SVU, Bel-Air, The Thing About Pam, Charmed, Saturday Night Live and more. If you want to watch NBC shows the day after they air, too, you'll want the Premium Plus Tier.
Live TV events
The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon and Late Night with Seth Meyers (on at an earlier time), NBC Nightly News with Lester Holt, Premier League matches, Sunday Night Football, Golf and WWE.
Peacock TV originals
In a crowded streaming market, platforms need to raise their original content game to compete. Peacock's line-up is pretty strong. The following originals are exclusive to the Premium tier, but you can watch a few free episodes to get you started.
We Are Lady Parts: A music-based comedy about a Muslim punk band in London.
Dr Death: A crime drama anthology.
Saved By The Bell: A reboot of the original '90s classic series about American high school.
A.P Bio: Drama centred on hotel-casino security surveillance employees.
Rutherford Falls: Two friends are tested when a crisis hits their small town.
Girls 5eva: A musical comedy about a one-hit wonder '90s girl group.
A Friend of the Family: The story of a family whose daughter is kidnapped multiple times over many years.
Vampire Academy: A horror fantasy series based on the novels of the same name.
One of Us is Lying: A teen murder mystery based on the best-selling novel.
Brave New World: Based on Aldous Huxley's classic sci-fi novel, starring Demi Moore and Alden Ehrenreich.
The Capture: Featuring Laura Haddock (White Lines), this UK detective drama follows a soldier accused of a crime, which descends into a complex conspiracy.
Curious George: An animated series inspired by the classic children's books.
Psych 2: Lassie Come Home: TV movie sequel about a man pretending to be psychic to solve crimes.
Intelligence: Comedy with David Schwimmer as the US liaison to a UK cyber crimes unit.
Cleopatra in Space: Based on a graphic novel series, an animated series based on the untold stories of an Egyptian legend.
In Deep with Ryan Lochte: Reality series documenting the swimmer's efforts to rejoin the Olympic team.
Lost Speedways with Dale Earnhardt Jr.: An examination of the left-behind speedways of racing history with the ex-Nascar driver.
