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Fubo Cancellation Help

Fubo is a sports-first live TV streaming service with subscription plans, live sports and entertainment channels, regional sports coverage, add-ons, Roku-billed subscriptions, account billing, cancellation, and streaming support workflows.

Cancel Fubo
  • Official Fubo and billing-owner sources
  • 3 provider-specific cancellation paths
  • Refund and post-cancellation effects separated from renewal

Should you contact Fubo first?

Use this Fubo check to choose between an official account action and help preparing a clearer follow-up.

  1. Confirm the billing owner before canceling

    • The primary way to cancel Fubo is to sign in at fubo.tv and cancel your plan on the Subscription page; Roku‑billed customers must instead cancel through their Roku account or Roku device. After you cancel, paid access usually continues until the end of the current billing period, and Fubo generally does not refund prepaid or partial months, though free‑trial and promotional plans have specific rules. Fubo accounts created on fubo.tv or through Fubo’s sales team are billed directly by Fubo and must be canceled from the Subscription section of your Fubo account. Accounts created and billed through Roku (in‑app purchase on a Roku device or via Roku Pay) are managed entirely through Roku and must be canceled via my.roku.com or your Roku device; Fubo cannot directly cancel or view billing for these. Fubo also states more generally that subscriptions are sold through its website and third‑party app stores, so if your receipt or account clearly shows a different app store (such as Apple or Google Play) as the billing party, you must cancel via that store’s subscription settings rather than through Fubo.
    • Use the billing owner shown on your Fubo receipt or account before following a cancellation path. Keep the final status, confirmation email, and effective date for any later billing dispute.
    • Fubo’s official policy is that canceling mainly affects future renewals; refunds for time already billed are rare and depend on how and where you subscribed.

  2. Keep enough proof for a focused follow-up

    • Save the confirmation, effective date, and billing receipt.
    • Capture the plan, renewal date, and company shown on the receipt.
    • Challenge only a specific unresolved charge or cancellation result.

Fubo support channels

Know which channel fits before you spend time repeating the same story.

  • Fubo website (direct billing)

    Use this path if you signed up on fubo.tv and your Account Details do not say “Roku subscription.”

  • Roku website (Roku‑billed Fubo)

    Use this path if your Fubo account page says “Roku Subscription” or your billing statements show charges from Roku for Fubo.

  • Roku device (Roku‑billed Fubo)

    Use this path to cancel a Roku‑billed Fubo subscription directly from your Roku streaming device.

How Pine helps with Fubo

A practical workflow for moving from a messy support problem to a clear request.

  1. Step 01

    Sign in to your Fubo account on the web

    Go to fubo.tv in a browser and sign in with the email address and password for your Fubo account. Use the Fubo account named on your receipt, and continue only after the next status in this cancellation path is visible.

  2. Step 02

    Choose your viewing profile

    If Fubo prompts you, select the profile you normally use to watch so you can reach the main home screen.

  3. Step 03

    Open My Account from the settings icon

    Select the settings icon near the top of the screen and choose My Account from the dropdown menu. Use the Fubo account named on your receipt, and continue only after the next status in this cancellation path is visible.

  4. Step 04

    Open the Subscription section

    On the My Account page, select the Subscription option to view your current plan details. Use the Fubo account named on your receipt, and continue only after the next status in this cancellation path is visible.

  5. Step 05

    Cancel the subscription and confirm

    At the bottom of the Subscription page, select Cancel, then on any offer screen choose Cancel Subscription to finish cancellation.

Fubo FAQs

Short answers for the questions people usually ask before starting.

You cancel your Fubo subscription by using the platform that bills you. If you subscribed directly on fubo.tv, sign in, open My Account, go to Subscription, and select Cancel, then Cancel Subscription to confirm. If your account or statements show Roku as the billing party, cancel at my.roku.com/subscriptions or via Manage subscription on your Roku device instead.
To cancel Fubo on Roku, you can use either Roku’s website or your Roku device. On the web, go to my.roku.com/subscriptions, sign in, find Fubo, and select Unsubscribe, then Yes, Unsubscribe. On a Roku device, highlight the Fubo channel, press *, choose Manage subscription, then Cancel subscription and confirm on the next screen.
You cancel a Fubo free trial the same way you cancel a paid plan, but what happens next depends on where you signed up. Trials started on fubo.tv end immediately when you cancel, and access stops right away. Trials started through Roku end at the scheduled trial expiration date, even if you cancel earlier during the trial window.
If your Fubo subscription is billed through Apple, cancel it from iPhone Settings, not inside the Fubo app. Open Settings, tap your name, tap Subscriptions, select the Fubo subscription entry, and tap Cancel Subscription. If your Fubo account says Roku subscription or charges list Fubo or Roku instead of Apple, use the Fubo or Roku paths instead.
To cancel FuboTV on a phone, use the billing platform’s subscription settings rather than uninstalling the app. On iPhone, cancel in Settings > your name > Subscriptions if Apple bills you. On Android, open Google Play, go to Subscriptions, tap the Fubo entry, and choose Cancel subscription. If your account is Roku‑billed, cancel via Roku instead of your phone.
You check who bills your Fubo account by reviewing Account Details and your receipts. Fubo says that Roku‑billed accounts are labeled as a Roku subscription in your Fubo Account Details and must be managed via Roku. If your receipts list Fubo or fubo.tv, you likely have direct billing and should cancel in the Subscription section on fubo.tv.
Canceling Fubo is straightforward when you use the correct billing owner’s tools, but it feels difficult when that isn’t clear. Fubo’s help center explains that direct subscriptions must be canceled on fubo.tv while Roku‑billed plans must be canceled via Roku. Confusion, missed confirmation clicks, or multiple accounts are common reasons people think the process is harder than it is.
Fubo usually “won’t let you unsubscribe” when key steps or billing details are off. Fubo notes that you must finish the final Cancel Subscription confirmation, cancel with Roku if your account is Roku‑billed, and ensure you’re logged into the right email. You may also still see access during the remaining billing period or Fubo Free even after a valid cancellation.
If you are unable to cancel your Fubo subscription, first confirm who bills you and your current status. Fubo recommends checking Account Details for a Roku subscription label, ensuring you’re signed into the correct email, and verifying whether your plan is set to cancel already. If problems persist, contact Fubo support or Roku support for Roku‑billed plans using their official help pages.

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Sources

  1. Fubo Help Center – How do I cancel my Fubo subscription? — Step‑by‑step cancellation for direct and Roku‑billed Fubo accountssupport.fubo.tvThe primary way to cancel Fubo is to sign in at fubo.tv and cancel your plan on the Subscription page; Roku‑billed customers must instead cancel through their Roku account or Roku device. After you cancel, paid access usually continues until the end of the current billing period, and Fubo generally does not refund prepaid or partial months, though free‑trial and promotional plans have specific rules. Fubo accounts created on fubo.tv or through Fubo’s sales team are billed directly by Fubo and must be canceled from the Subscription section of your Fubo account. Accounts created and billed through Roku (in‑app purchase on a Roku device or via Roku Pay) are managed entirely through Roku and must be canceled via my.roku.com or your Roku device; Fubo cannot directly cancel or view billing for these. Fubo also states more generally that subscriptions are sold through its website and third‑party app stores, so if your receipt or account clearly shows a different app store (such as Apple or Google Play) as the billing party, you must cancel via that store’s subscription settings rather than through Fubo. Verified August 16, 2026
  2. Fubo Help Center – What Is Fubo’s Cancellation Policy? — Cancellation timing, renewals, refunds, and contract termssupport.fubo.tvThe primary way to cancel Fubo is to sign in at fubo.tv and cancel your plan on the Subscription page; Roku‑billed customers must instead cancel through their Roku account or Roku device. After you cancel, paid access usually continues until the end of the current billing period, and Fubo generally does not refund prepaid or partial months, though free‑trial and promotional plans have specific rules. Fubo accounts created on fubo.tv or through Fubo’s sales team are billed directly by Fubo and must be canceled from the Subscription section of your Fubo account. Accounts created and billed through Roku (in‑app purchase on a Roku device or via Roku Pay) are managed entirely through Roku and must be canceled via my.roku.com or your Roku device; Fubo cannot directly cancel or view billing for these. Fubo also states more generally that subscriptions are sold through its website and third‑party app stores, so if your receipt or account clearly shows a different app store (such as Apple or Google Play) as the billing party, you must cancel via that store’s subscription settings rather than through Fubo. Verified August 16, 2026
  3. Fubo Help Center – How does Fubo Free work? — Behavior of the Fubo Free tier after subscription expirysupport.fubo.tvThe primary way to cancel Fubo is to sign in at fubo.tv and cancel your plan on the Subscription page; Roku‑billed customers must instead cancel through their Roku account or Roku device. After you cancel, paid access usually continues until the end of the current billing period, and Fubo generally does not refund prepaid or partial months, though free‑trial and promotional plans have specific rules. Fubo accounts created on fubo.tv or through Fubo’s sales team are billed directly by Fubo and must be canceled from the Subscription section of your Fubo account. Accounts created and billed through Roku (in‑app purchase on a Roku device or via Roku Pay) are managed entirely through Roku and must be canceled via my.roku.com or your Roku device; Fubo cannot directly cancel or view billing for these. Fubo also states more generally that subscriptions are sold through its website and third‑party app stores, so if your receipt or account clearly shows a different app store (such as Apple or Google Play) as the billing party, you must cancel via that store’s subscription settings rather than through Fubo. Verified August 16, 2026
  4. Roku TV User Guide v10.0 – Subscriptions section — On‑device steps to manage and cancel Roku‑billed channel subscriptionsimage.roku.comThe primary way to cancel Fubo is to sign in at fubo.tv and cancel your plan on the Subscription page; Roku‑billed customers must instead cancel through their Roku account or Roku device. After you cancel, paid access usually continues until the end of the current billing period, and Fubo generally does not refund prepaid or partial months, though free‑trial and promotional plans have specific rules. Fubo accounts created on fubo.tv or through Fubo’s sales team are billed directly by Fubo and must be canceled from the Subscription section of your Fubo account. Accounts created and billed through Roku (in‑app purchase on a Roku device or via Roku Pay) are managed entirely through Roku and must be canceled via my.roku.com or your Roku device; Fubo cannot directly cancel or view billing for these. Fubo also states more generally that subscriptions are sold through its website and third‑party app stores, so if your receipt or account clearly shows a different app store (such as Apple or Google Play) as the billing party, you must cancel via that store’s subscription settings rather than through Fubo. Verified August 16, 2026
  5. Roku Support – Manage or cancel a Howdy subscription — General Roku Pay subscription cancellation behavior and auto‑renew rulessupport.roku.comThe primary way to cancel Fubo is to sign in at fubo.tv and cancel your plan on the Subscription page; Roku‑billed customers must instead cancel through their Roku account or Roku device. After you cancel, paid access usually continues until the end of the current billing period, and Fubo generally does not refund prepaid or partial months, though free‑trial and promotional plans have specific rules. Fubo accounts created on fubo.tv or through Fubo’s sales team are billed directly by Fubo and must be canceled from the Subscription section of your Fubo account. Accounts created and billed through Roku (in‑app purchase on a Roku device or via Roku Pay) are managed entirely through Roku and must be canceled via my.roku.com or your Roku device; Fubo cannot directly cancel or view billing for these. Fubo also states more generally that subscriptions are sold through its website and third‑party app stores, so if your receipt or account clearly shows a different app store (such as Apple or Google Play) as the billing party, you must cancel via that store’s subscription settings rather than through Fubo. Verified August 16, 2026
  6. Apple Support – How to cancel a subscription on your iPhone — iOS steps for canceling App Store–billed subscriptionssupport.apple.comThe primary way to cancel Fubo is to sign in at fubo.tv and cancel your plan on the Subscription page; Roku‑billed customers must instead cancel through their Roku account or Roku device. After you cancel, paid access usually continues until the end of the current billing period, and Fubo generally does not refund prepaid or partial months, though free‑trial and promotional plans have specific rules. Fubo accounts created on fubo.tv or through Fubo’s sales team are billed directly by Fubo and must be canceled from the Subscription section of your Fubo account. Accounts created and billed through Roku (in‑app purchase on a Roku device or via Roku Pay) are managed entirely through Roku and must be canceled via my.roku.com or your Roku device; Fubo cannot directly cancel or view billing for these. Fubo also states more generally that subscriptions are sold through its website and third‑party app stores, so if your receipt or account clearly shows a different app store (such as Apple or Google Play) as the billing party, you must cancel via that store’s subscription settings rather than through Fubo. Verified August 16, 2026
  7. Google Play Help – Cancel, pause or change a subscription — Android steps for canceling Google Play–billed subscriptionssupport.google.comThe primary way to cancel Fubo is to sign in at fubo.tv and cancel your plan on the Subscription page; Roku‑billed customers must instead cancel through their Roku account or Roku device. After you cancel, paid access usually continues until the end of the current billing period, and Fubo generally does not refund prepaid or partial months, though free‑trial and promotional plans have specific rules. Fubo accounts created on fubo.tv or through Fubo’s sales team are billed directly by Fubo and must be canceled from the Subscription section of your Fubo account. Accounts created and billed through Roku (in‑app purchase on a Roku device or via Roku Pay) are managed entirely through Roku and must be canceled via my.roku.com or your Roku device; Fubo cannot directly cancel or view billing for these. Fubo also states more generally that subscriptions are sold through its website and third‑party app stores, so if your receipt or account clearly shows a different app store (such as Apple or Google Play) as the billing party, you must cancel via that store’s subscription settings rather than through Fubo. Verified August 16, 2026