Managing your streaming services shouldn’t be stressful, especially when you’re trying to cut down on monthly costs or take a break from binge-watching. With so many platforms available today, it’s easy to forget which ones you’re subscribed to, and even harder to figure out how to cancel them. If you’ve subscribed to content through Roku—whether it’s Netflix, Hulu, Apple TV, or directly through Roku subscription channels—knowing where and how to cancel is key to avoiding surprise charges.
Whether you’re looking to cancel a free trial before it’s too late, stop auto-renewals, or simply reduce your entertainment budget, understanding how Roku account billing works is the first step. The process differs slightly depending on whether you subscribed through Roku itself or a third-party streaming provider, and that’s where many users get stuck.
But don’t worry—we’ve got you covered. In this detailed guide, we’ll show you exactly how to cancel your Roku subscription using your TV remote, your smartphone, or your computer. Whether you’re managing a single channel or multiple services, this step-by-step article ensures you stay in full control of your subscriptions and payments.
Important Precautions Before You Cancel a Roku Subscription
Before you jump into cancellation, keep these tips in mind to avoid billing issues:
- Check how you subscribed – via Roku Pay or the provider’s website/app.
- Know your billing cycle – cancellation doesn’t mean instant removal.
- Cancel free trials early to avoid automatic charges.
- Manage payment info via my.roku.com to avoid future renewals.
- Double-check for bundled channels – cancel each one individually if needed.
Pro tip: Screenshot your “Manage Subscriptions” page after canceling for proof.
How to Cancel a Roku Subscription from Phone or Computer
Follow these steps to cancel your Roku subscription from your phone or PC:
Go to https://my.roku.com and sign in.
Click on Manage Subscriptions under your Roku account.
Locate the service in my Roku subscription list.
Click Manage Subscription > Turn Off Auto-Renew.
Confirm changes.
Your subscription stays active until the end of the billing cycle.
How to Cancel a Roku Subscription on a Roku Device
To cancel directly on your Roku streaming player or Roku TV:
Press Home on your Roku remote.
Highlight the channel you want to cancel.
Press the Star (*) button to open the menu.
Select Manage Subscription.
Choose Cancel Subscription, then confirm.
Roku Customer Support Contact
Need help? Roku’s support team is available 24/7.
- Roku service number: 816
- Roku live customer service phone number 24/7
- Visit Roku Support for live chat and help
Alternative Ways to Manage Roku Subscriptions
Use Virtual or Prepaid Cards
Avoid unwanted charges from trials. Try Privacy.com for virtual cards or Wise for international prepaid cards.
Set Calendar Reminders
Cancel before the renewal hits. Use Google Calendar or your phone’s built-in app.
Subscription Management Apps
- Rocket Money
- Bobby App (iOS)
- Subby (Android)
Monitor Your Bank Statements
Keep track of unfamiliar Roku-related charges and match them with your subscriptions.
Contact Support for Confusion
Not sure who’s billing you? Just call the Roku service number 816 or visit Roku Contact Support.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
How do I remove a subscription from my Roku TV?
- Highlight the channel, press ★ (star) on your remote, select Manage Subscription > Cancel Subscription.
How do I cancel something on my Roku TV?
- Same as above. Works only if you used Roku Pay.
How do you remove an account from a Roku TV?
- Go to Settings > System > Advanced System Settings > Factory Reset.
See: Factory Reset Roku
How to manage payments on Roku?
- Go to my.roku.com
- Log in, then update/remove payment methods or view active Roku subscription channels.
Check our internal guide on fixing Roku payment issues
Final Words
Learning how to cancel your Roku subscription—whether from your phone, TV, or computer—is easier than ever. Whether you’re using my Roku subscription dashboard or speaking with support via the Roku service number 816, you’re in full control.
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