How do I cancel a Fubo subscription?
Answer
Cancel Fubo from the same place you subscribed—Fubo’s website account settings, or the Apple, Google, Roku, or Amazon subscription page if that store bills you.
Before you start: stop right away if…
- Ignore unexpected texts asking you to pay a fee to cancel Fubo.
Follow these steps
Identify the billing channel
Look at your bank or email receipt to see whether the charge came from Fubo directly or from Apple, Google, Roku, Amazon, or another store.
You should see: You know which account controls cancellation.
Cancel in Fubo account settings if billed by Fubo
Sign into Fubo’s official website, open account or subscription settings, and choose cancel or turn off auto-renew.
You should see: Fubo shows the plan as cancelled and states when access ends.
Cancel in the store if billed by Apple, Google, Roku, or Amazon
Open that platform’s official subscriptions page, select Fubo, and cancel the subscription there.
You should see: The store confirms Fubo will not renew.
Confirm the access end date
After cancelling, check the confirmation screen or email for the last day you can watch, and keep a screenshot.
You should see: You have written proof of cancellation and the end date.
Verify on your streaming device
On a Roku or other living-room device, reopen account or subscription status if shown and confirm it matches the cancellation date.
You should see: The device status agrees that Fubo will end on the stated date.
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Extra tips
What to look for: An active Fubo plan, the billing channel that charged you, and a confirmation showing when access ends after cancellation.
Before you change anything: Check a recent statement to see whether Fubo, Apple, Google, Roku, or Amazon billed the charge. Have the account email ready. Cancel before the renewal date if you want to avoid the next cycle. Save a screenshot of the cancellation confirmation.