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How to cancel ESPN+

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ESPN+ is now branded ESPN Select. If ESPN bills you directly, cancel on espn.com: Profile picture, Account, Manage Subscription, then pick your plan under Plans & Billing and confirm. Access runs to the end of the current billing cycle, and ESPN says it issues no refunds or credits for partially used periods. Apple, Google, Roku and bundle subscribers cancel with that partner.

Menus and labels can change. If the steps below don’t match what you see, use the official help link on this page.

How are you billed?

ESPN Select or ESPN Unlimited billed directly by ESPN (web)Billed through Apple (App Store / iTunes)Billed through Google Play Billed through Roku Bundles and partner packages (Disney+/Hulu bundle, ESPN + FOX One, TV provider)

Fast answer

Where to start with ESPN+

Open official help

Can you cancel online?: yes
Where to start: Sign in at espn.com or plus.espn.com in a computer or mobile browser, then open the Profile picture menu in the upper right and choose Account under Manage My Account. If Apple, Google, Roku, a Disney+/Hulu bundle, FOX One or a TV provider is the biller, start in that partner's account settings instead.
Apple or Google billed?: Possible
Keeps access until: End of the current billing cycle for paid plans — ESPN says you keep access until then and are not charged going forward. Exception: ESPN documents that if you remove ESPN Unlimited during the one-month free-trial offer attached to MLB.TV, you lose access to ESPN immediately.
Contract / fees: ESPN's help center documents no minimum term, lock-in period or early-termination fee for ESPN Select or ESPN Unlimited — monthly and annual plans can be cancelled at any time. Annual plans renew each term unless cancelled first. Check current pricing on ESPN's site; ESPN Select is the plan that carries the former ESPN+ library, and ESPN Unlimited is the higher tier that adds the linear ESPN networks.
Verified on: 2026-07-25

Step-by-step cancellation

These steps only appear when the flow was verified against an official provider or platform source.

ESPN Select or ESPN Unlimited billed directly by ESPN (web)

1
Log in to your ESPN account through a computer or mobile browser.
2
Hover over (web) or select (mobile browser) your Profile picture in the upper right corner of the page.
3
Select Account under the Manage My Account section.
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Select Manage Subscription.
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Click on the subscription under Plans & Billing.
6
Select the plan you wish to cancel.
7
Select Cancel and confirm your cancellation — it takes effect at the end of your billing cycle.
8
Follow the prompts through to a confirmation screen; if you do not reach one, the plan is not cancelled.

Billed through Apple (App Store / iTunes)

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ESPN states that if your subscription is billed through a third party such as Apple, you must manage it on the partner's platform — the cancel option will not appear on espn.com.
2
On your iPhone or iPad, open Settings and tap your name at the top.
3
Tap Subscriptions.
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Select the ESPN subscription in the list.
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Tap Cancel Subscription and confirm.
6
Apple keeps access active until the end of the paid period.

Billed through Google Play

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ESPN directs subscribers billed by Google to cancel on Google's platform rather than on espn.com.
2
Open the Google Play Store app on Android, or go to play.google.com in a browser, signed in with the account that pays for the subscription.
3
Open the profile icon, then Payments & subscriptions, then Subscriptions.
4
Select the ESPN subscription.
5
Choose Cancel subscription and follow the prompts to confirm.

Billed through Roku

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ESPN names Roku as a third-party biller that must be handled on Roku's side.
2
On your Roku device home screen, highlight the ESPN channel tile.
3
Press the Star (*) button on the remote to open Options.
4
Choose Manage subscription.
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Select Cancel subscription and confirm.
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You can also manage it from the Roku account page in a web browser under Manage your subscriptions.

Bundles and partner packages (Disney+/Hulu bundle, ESPN + FOX One, TV provider)

1
Identify which company charges you — ESPN, Disney+/Hulu, FOX, or a TV/streaming provider.
2
For the ESPN and FOX One bundle purchased through ESPN: go to ESPN.com, open your account, then Manage My Account, then Manage with MyDisney, select your plan and choose Cancel. ESPN notes that pausing is not available and that you retain access until the end of your billing cycle.
3
If you bought the bundle through FOX directly, cancel on FOX's platform instead.
4
For a Disney+ or Hulu bundle plan, manage it where the bundle was purchased — ESPN notes that what happens to Disney+, Hulu and ESPN on cancellation depends on whether you already had a subscription and where you bought it.
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If a TV or streaming provider bills you, cancel through that provider's account portal.
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Separate add-ons are not swept up in the cancellation: ESPN notes that cancelling ESPN Unlimited does not cancel a linked MLB.TV subscription — cancel that separately if you want it to end.

Expect a retention offer

• Cancellation is not a single button: ESPN's documented path runs Profile, Account, Manage Subscription, Plans & Billing, select plan, Cancel, then a confirmation prompt — stopping short of the confirmation leaves the plan active.
• The brand you signed up for no longer appears by name. ESPN+ subscribers were converted to ESPN Select, so searching account settings for "ESPN+" can look like there is nothing to cancel.
• Deleting your ESPN account does not cancel the subscription — ESPN documents these as separate actions, and billing continues if you only delete the account.
• Cancelling ESPN Unlimited does not end a linked MLB.TV subscription; ESPN says both must be cancelled if you want both to stop.
• ESPN's bundle article notes that pausing is not offered on the ESPN and FOX One bundle, so there is no lighter alternative to a full cancellation.

Decline script

“Please cancel my subscription effective today and email me a confirmation. I'm not interested in a discount or pause.”

Common problems

Only official-source troubleshooting notes are included here.

What happens after you cancel?

Post-cancellation details like access, downgrade behavior, and refund caveats are shown only when the provider documents them.

You keep watching ESPN Select or ESPN Unlimited until the end of the current billing cycle, then the plan stops and no further charge is taken.
No refund or credit is issued for the unused part of the period you already paid for.
Your ESPN account survives the cancellation — ESPN says you can still sign in with the same credentials and use the ESPN app without a paid plan.
Fantasy leagues, saved teams and account preferences stay tied to that ESPN login.
A linked MLB.TV subscription keeps running unless you cancel it separately.
If you cancelled during the one-month ESPN Unlimited free-trial offer, ESPN says access ends immediately rather than at the cycle end.
Confirm the charge is actually gone on the next statement from whoever billed you — ESPN, Apple, Google, Roku or the bundle partner.

Refund notes

ESPN states: "We do not offer refunds or credits for partially used billing periods." Cancellation stops future billing rather than clawing back the current one, and the same wording applies to annual plans, so an annual subscriber cancelling mid-term keeps access to the end of the paid year without a partial refund.

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FAQ

Is ESPN+ still called ESPN+, or do I now have to cancel "ESPN Select"?

ESPN rebranded ESPN+ in August 2025. Existing ESPN+ subscribers were converted to ESPN Select, and ESPN's own help article is titled "Cancelling Your ESPN Select or Unlimited Subscription." If you are searching your account for the words "ESPN+" and finding nothing, look for ESPN Select instead — it is the same subscription.

Where exactly is the cancel button for ESPN+ (ESPN Select) on espn.com?

Log in to your ESPN account in a computer or mobile browser, hover over (web) or tap (mobile) your Profile picture in the upper right, choose Account under Manage My Account, then Manage Subscription. Click the subscription under Plans & Billing, select the plan you want to cancel, then select Cancel and confirm.

Will ESPN+ refund the rest of my month or my annual term if I cancel early?

No. ESPN states plainly that it does not offer refunds or credits for partially used billing periods. You keep access to ESPN Select or ESPN Unlimited until the end of the current billing cycle and are not billed again after that, so there is no advantage to cancelling early in a cycle.

I deleted my ESPN account — does that cancel my ESPN+ subscription?

No. ESPN documents that deleting your ESPN account does not cancel any ESPN subscription. Cancel the ESPN Select or ESPN Unlimited plan first, confirm the cancellation, and only then delete the account. ESPN also notes that cancelling the subscription on its own does not delete your account — you can still sign in without a paid plan.

Why is there no cancel option inside my ESPN+ account settings?

That usually means ESPN is not the biller. ESPN says that if your subscription is billed through a third party such as Apple, Google or Roku, you must visit that partner's site to manage it. The same applies if ESPN came inside a Disney+/Hulu bundle, the ESPN and FOX One bundle, or a TV provider package.

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