Delete your Cloudflare account

If your account uses Single-Sign On (SSO), your super administrator may need to delete your account on your behalf.

If your account does not use SSO, you can delete your account on your own.

Before Cloudflare can cancel your account and delete your personal information, you will need to follow the process below for each domain associated with your Cloudflare account:

• Cancel your subscriptions or add-on services
• Remove your domain from Cloudflare
• Remove Cloudflare nameservers at your domain registrar
• Disable auto-renew for your Registrar domain(s)
• If you are using a Cloudflare CNAME setup, update your DNS records at your DNS provider to point to your website IPs or hostnames instead of Cloudflare.
• Delete payment information
• (Optional) Download a copy of your invoices. Once deleted, the invoices will no longer be accessible and cannot be re-sent to you.

When you sign up for Cloudflare, we create a user profile for you and an account named youremail@example.com's account, and your user profile is the admin for the newly create account. Your user profile is where you manage preferences like your password or language, while your account is where you'll manage Cloudflare product configurations.

When you delete your profile, the account associated with your profile and any accounts where you are the last active member will also deleted. Deleting your account is permanent. Any accounts where you are the primary owner will also be deleted and any other users on those accounts will be removed.

After you delete your profile, you cannot use the email address used with your profile to create a new account.

All domains, subscriptions, and billing information on your account will be removed from Cloudflare.

1. Log in to the Cloudflare dashboard ↗.
2. Select My Profile.
3. Select Delete this user.
4. Select Delete user.
5. Follow the prompts to finish deleting your account.