Cancel Twitch subscriptions in 3 steps
- Go to twitch.tv/subscriptions in a browser and sign in.
- Find the channel subscription you want to end.
- Use its cancel option (Do Not Renew) and confirm.
Subscribed in the Twitch mobile app? Manage it there under your profile, then Settings, then Subscriptions. You can cancel from any Android or iOS device, not only the one you subscribed on.
What happens after you cancel
- After you cancel, Twitch tells you which day your benefits will expire.
- Twitch generally does not give refunds for recurring subscriptions, except for technical problems, fraudulent purchases, or where the law requires one.
Pay through an app store or a phone company?
Prime subscriptions do not auto-renew, so there is nothing to cancel unless you also have a paid subscription on top. If you no longer have the device you subscribed on, Twitch's help lists the Google Play and Apple account pages as a last resort.
If Twitch subscriptions is billed by Google Play: open the Play Store app, tap your profile picture, then Payments & subscriptions, then Subscriptions, choose Twitch subscriptions and tap Cancel subscription. Google: cancel, pause or change a subscription on Google Play.
If it is billed by Apple: open Settings, tap your name, then Subscriptions, choose Twitch subscriptions and tap Cancel Subscription. Apple: cancel a subscription from Apple.
A tip before you cancel
Cancel at least 24 hours before your Sub Renew Date to avoid the next charge.
Forget the next renewal before it charges you
SubFinito adds up everything you pay for, shows what it costs over ten years, and reminds you before a renewal or a free trial ends. When you cancel Twitch subscriptions, press Finito and it goes in the Graveyard with the money you saved.
Free to use. No account. Android app coming to Google Play.
Questions
Do I have to cancel on the same phone?
No. You can cancel from any Android or iOS device, or from a browser at twitch.tv/subscriptions.
Do Prime subscriptions auto-renew?
No. There is nothing to cancel for a Prime subscription on its own.