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How to cancel your ESPN+ subscription

Trying to cut down your monthly streaming bill? ESPN+ might be a good place to start.

by
Joe Rice-Jones
June 5, 2023

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If you’ve realized that your monthly bills have ballooned from multiple streaming services, it’s time to start trimming down.

Maybe you don’t want to watch live sports now that the season is over, so that ESPN+ subscription is ripe for trimming from your monthly outlay.

Maybe you got ESPN+ (mostly) free as part of The Disney Bundle with Disney Plus and Hulu, and now that The Mandalorian is over for another season, you want to remove the triple hit to your bank.

Whatever the reason, we’ll show you how to cancel ESPN+ on whichever billing service you used to sign up.

How to cancel your ESPN+ subscription

Sign into your ESPN Plus account

Click on the Account icon at the top-right

Home page with box around account icon on top right

Click on ESPN+ Subscription under Manage my:

Click or tap on Cancel Subscription

Confirm your cancellation

You can also go direct to the Subscription management page

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If you subscribed through Google Play:

You need to go to the Google Play Subscription page, click on your ESPN Plus subscription, then Manage and Cancel Subscription

If you signed up on an Apple device:

You may need to unsubscribe from your device Settings. This guide is for Apple Music, but ESPN+ will be in the same place.

If you subscribed from your Amazon account:

Go to https://www.amazon.com/appstoresubscriptions and sign in. Find your ESPN Plus subscription in the list, select Actions and then Cancel your subscription, and confirm.

For billing through Roku:

Go to my.roku.com/account/subscriptions, click on ESPN Plus, then click on Unsubscribe, then confirm

If your ESPN+ is part of the Disney Plus and Hulu package:

You’ll have to go to either Disney Plus or Hulu and unsubscribe there.

Now you’ve removed one more $6 expense from your monthly bills. If you want to remove even more of those subscriptions that you’re not really using, we’ve got a guide for most of them.

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Joe Rice-Jones

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1 Comment

Sam S

May 21, 2023 at 1:22 pm

Disney makes it worthwhile to stay subscribed at this time with the grandfather clause for someone with all three services. At only $15.94 for Hulu, Disney, and ESPN if I start dropping any of the three services I lose the legacy plan and have to pay more if I resign up later. Of course if Disney’s Igor thinks he can keep raising it and not many will balk at the higher prices (as he stated recently) I will rethink this and potentially cut out Disney+ and ESPN and just keep Hulu if it comes to that.

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