How to Cancel Laracasts in 2026

Laracasts charges $15/month or $99/year for Laravel, PHP, Vue.js, and web development tutorials. It's one of the better programming education platforms — but here's how to cancel if you're done learning or found alternatives.

How to Cancel

1. Go to laracasts.com and log in
2. Click Settings
3. Go to Subscription
4. Click Cancel
5. Confirm — your access continues until the billing period ends

Your progress, bookmarks, and completed lessons are preserved even after cancellation. Free content remains accessible.

What You Keep After Canceling

• Free lessons: Many introductory series remain free forever
• Your notes and progress: Preserved on your account
• Forum access: Still available (community is valuable)
• Lose: Premium series, new content, downloadable project files

Free Laravel Learning Resources

The Laravel ecosystem has excellent free documentation and tutorials:

• laravel.com/docs: Official documentation — comprehensive and well-written
• Laravel YouTube channel: Official screencasts for new features
• Laravel News: Free tutorials and articles
• Laracasts free content: Many beginner series are free without subscription
• YouTube creators: Traversy Media, The Net Ninja, and others cover Laravel thoroughly
• AI assistants: ChatGPT and Claude can explain Laravel concepts, debug code, and walk through implementations — often faster than video tutorials

When Laracasts Is Worth Keeping

To be fair, Laracasts is genuinely good. Consider keeping it if:

• You're actively learning Laravel for a new job or project
• You prefer Jeffrey Way's teaching style (many developers swear by it)
• You're learning multiple topics covered (Laravel, Vue, Tailwind, testing)
• $15/month is less than you'd spend on alternative courses

If you're not watching at least 2-3 series per month, the subscription isn't justifying itself.