How to Cancel myFICO in 2026
myFICO charges $29.95-$39.95/month for credit score monitoring — up to $480/year for something most banks give you for free. Here's how to cancel and where to get your FICO scores without paying.
Cancel myFICO
- Go to myfico.com → sign in
- Click Account → Product Management
- Click Cancel next to your subscription
- Complete the cancellation flow (they will offer discounts)
Cancel by Phone
If the website makes it difficult, call 1-800-319-4433. Be prepared for retention offers — myFICO will try discounts and free months to keep you.
myFICO Pricing (Why It's Overpriced)
- Basic ($19.95/mo): 1-bureau FICO score + report (quarterly updates)
- Advanced ($29.95/mo): 3-bureau FICO scores + reports (monthly updates)
- Premier ($39.95/mo): 3-bureau, all FICO score versions, daily monitoring
At $480/year for Premier, myFICO is one of the most expensive credit monitoring services available.
Get Your FICO Score for Free
You almost certainly already have free access to your FICO score:
- Your bank or credit card: Chase, Citi, Bank of America, Discover, Capital One, American Express, and Wells Fargo all provide free FICO scores
- Experian.com: Free FICO Score 8 (the most commonly used version)
- AnnualCreditReport.com: Free weekly credit reports from all 3 bureaus
- Credit Karma: Free VantageScore (not FICO, but close enough for monitoring)
- Discover Credit Scorecard: Free FICO score even if you're not a Discover customer
When myFICO Actually Makes Sense
- Mortgage shopping: Subscribe for 1 month to see all FICO versions, then cancel
- Credit repair: Monitor progress across all bureaus, then cancel once stable
- Identity theft recovery: Temporary monitoring while resolving fraud
In all these cases, subscribe monthly for only the months you need it — don't let it auto-renew year after year.
Annual Savings: $240-$480/Year
Canceling myFICO saves $240-$480/year. Since most banks provide free FICO scores and AnnualCreditReport.com gives free credit reports, there's rarely a reason to pay for this service long-term.