So, you signed up for OCS. Maybe it was to catch the latest season of House of the Dragon before anyone else in your friend group, or you dove into their film library. Launched in 2008, OCS (Orange Cinéma Séries) is a French streaming service that’s been the go-to for HBO content in France for years. But now the bill is hitting, and you're ready to call it quits. With subscriptions ranging from about $12 to $14, you can save up to $168 a year by canceling. This guide covers how to cancel on your desktop, iOS, or Android device. Let's get this done so you can stop worrying about that recurring charge.
How to Cancel OCS Subscription on Desktop
This is the most direct way to cancel, assuming you signed up on their website. Honestly, it can still be a bit of a maze. I had to click around a bit to find the right page.
1 Log In to Your OCS Account
Go to the OCS website and sign in with your email and password. Simple enough.
2 Find Your Account Settings
Click on your profile icon, usually in the top-right corner. Look for a link that says 'Mon Compte' (My Account) or 'Gérer mon abonnement' (Manage my subscription).
3 Locate the Cancellation Option
This is the tricky part. You're looking for a button or link that says 'Résilier mon abonnement' (Cancel my subscription). It might be buried under a 'Billing' or 'Subscription' tab.
4 Confirm Your Cancellation
They'll probably ask you why you're leaving and might offer you a deal to stay. Just click through the prompts until you see a final confirmation screen. Make sure you get a confirmation email. If you don't, it might not have worked.
How to Cancel OCS Subscription on iOS
If you subscribed through the App Store, you have to cancel it through Apple. OCS can't do it for you. It's an Apple thing.
1 Open Your iPhone Settings
Go to the main Settings app on your iPhone or iPad.
2 Tap on Your Apple ID
Your name and profile picture are right at the top. Tap it.
3 Go to Subscriptions
Find and tap on the 'Subscriptions' menu item.
4 Find and Cancel OCS
You'll see a list of all your active subscriptions. Find OCS in the list, tap on it, and then hit 'Cancel Subscription'. Done.
How to Cancel OCS Subscription on Android
Similar to Apple, if you signed up via the Google Play Store, that's where you need to go to cancel. Don't even bother with the OCS app itself.
1 Open the Google Play Store
Launch the Play Store app on your Android device.
2 Access Your Subscriptions
Tap your profile icon in the top-right corner. Then select 'Payments & subscriptions' and then 'Subscriptions'.
3 Find the OCS Subscription
Scroll through the list to find your OCS subscription. Tap on it.
4 Confirm the Cancellation
Tap 'Cancel subscription' and follow any on-screen instructions. You should get a notification that it's been cancelled.
Cancel OCS Subscription with Email / Contact Form
OCS directs most support queries through their online contact form on their 'Aide et Contact' (Help and Contact) page. Don't expect a quick reply. One user on a forum said, 'I sent a message and heard nothing for a week.' Your best bet is to use the self-service cancellation options. This is more of a last resort.
Before you hit that cancel button, here's the deal. OCS, like most streaming services, won't give you a refund if you cancel mid-month. Nope. Not even a partial one. You'll keep your access until your current billing period ends, so you can binge one last time. Your viewing history and watchlist will likely be gone for good if you decide to come back later, so maybe screenshot your list if you care. There's no option to just 'pause' the subscription either, you either pay or you're out.
OCS Plans and Pricing 2025
Plan | Price (per month) | Details |
---|---|---|
OCS | ~$12 | Watch on 2 screens at once in HD. Includes all OCS channels and on-demand content. |
OCS with 3 screens | ~$14 | Watch on 3 screens at once in HD. The same content, just more screens for the family. |
Frequently Asked Questions about OCS

Olivia Harper
Content Manager
Olivia Harper, a Content Manager with nine years of experience, creates user-focused guides on subscription services. Featured in Digital Consumer Reports, her work simplifies subscription terms and cancellations.