How To Cancel Crunchyroll Membership

To cancel your Crunchyroll membership when Crunchyroll bills you directly: 1. Go to crunchyroll.com in a web browser and sign in. 2. Click your profile icon in the top-right corner and choose Settings. 3. Select Membership Plan in the account menu. 4. Click Cancel Membership and confirm your choice. There is no cancellation fee, and your Premium perks keep working until the end of the billing period you have already paid for. If you signed up through Apple, Google Play, Roku, or PlayStation, that platform owns the billing and the cancel button lives there instead — every path is covered below.

Quick Facts Before You Cancel

• No cancellation fee, no contract. Cancel any time; you keep streaming until your current billing period runs out.
• No prorated refunds. Crunchyroll does not refund the unused portion of a month or year you already paid for, so time your cancellation for the end of a billing cycle.
• 2026 prices went up. After the February 2026 increase, Fan costs $9.99/month, Mega Fan $13.99/month, and Ultimate Fan $17.99/month in the US — a $2 jump on every tier, which is exactly why a lot of people are rethinking the subscription.
• Deleting the app does nothing. The membership lives in your account, not on your device — the same trap we flag in our guide to seeing and canceling all your subscriptions in one place.
• Your watchlist survives. Crunchyroll keeps your profile, watchlist, and viewing history after you cancel, so everything is right where you left it if you come back for the next big season.

First, Figure Out Who Bills You

Crunchyroll memberships can be billed by Crunchyroll itself (card or PayPal entered on the website) or by a third-party platform — Apple, Google Play, Roku, or PlayStation — if you subscribed inside one of those apps. You can only cancel where the billing actually lives: the Crunchyroll website cannot cancel a subscription that Apple owns, and Apple cannot cancel one that Crunchyroll owns. Two quick ways to check: open Settings > Membership Plan on crunchyroll.com, which shows how you are billed, or look at your bank statement — the charge comes from whoever you need to cancel with.

Cancel On The Crunchyroll Website (Direct Billing)

1. Go to crunchyroll.com in any browser — computer or phone both work — and sign in.
2. Click your profile icon in the top-right corner.
3. Choose Settings from the menu.
4. Open Membership Plan.
5. Click Cancel Membership, then confirm when Crunchyroll asks if you are sure (it may offer you a deal to stay — decline it if you are set on leaving).

You will get a confirmation, and the Membership Plan page will show the date your Premium access ends.

Cancel If Apple Bills You (iPhone / iPad)

1. Open Settings on your iPhone or iPad and tap your name at the top.
2. Tap Subscriptions.
3. Tap Crunchyroll.
4. Tap Cancel Subscription and confirm.

The full walkthrough (including what to do when the cancel button is missing) is in our guide to canceling subscriptions on iPhone.

Cancel If Google Play Bills You (Android)

1. Open the Play Store app and tap your profile icon.
2. Tap Payments & subscriptions > Subscriptions.
3. Tap Crunchyroll, then Cancel subscription and follow the prompts.

More detail lives in our Google Play cancellation guide.

Cancel If Roku Bills You

1. On your Roku home screen, highlight the Crunchyroll channel.
2. Press the star (*) button on the remote.
3. Choose Manage subscription > Cancel subscription.

You can also do it from a browser at roku.com — both routes are in our guide to canceling subscriptions on Roku.

Cancel If PlayStation Bills You

1. On a PS5, go to Settings > Users and Accounts > Account > Payment and Subscriptions > Subscriptions.
2. Select Crunchyroll.
3. Choose Cancel Subscription (labeled Turn Off Auto-Renew on some screens) and confirm.

On PS4 the same option lives under Settings > Account Management > Account Information > PlayStation Subscriptions.

What Happens After You Cancel

Your Premium membership stays active until the end of the period you already paid for — cancel on day 3 of a monthly cycle and you still get the remaining weeks. After that, the account stays alive but the Premium perks stop. Crunchyroll retains your watchlist, profiles, and history, and reactivating is as simple as signing back in and picking a tier. If Crunchyroll itself is misbehaving rather than costing too much, it may be worth a troubleshooting pass first — our Crunchyroll not working guide fixes the most common playback and error-code problems.

FAQ

Can I get a refund for the rest of my billing period?

Generally no — Crunchyroll does not prorate. If you were charged in error or could not access the service because of a technical failure, contact support at help.crunchyroll.com and ask them to review the charge.

I canceled but I am still being charged. Why?

Almost always because the subscription is billed by a third party. If you canceled on crunchyroll.com but Apple, Google, Roku, or PlayStation signed you up, their billing is still running — check the subscription lists on those platforms and cancel there.

Will I lose my anime watchlist and history?

No. Crunchyroll keeps your account data after cancellation. Sign back in whenever you want and everything is restored once you pick a membership again.

How much was I paying?

As of the February 2026 price change, the US tiers are Fan at $9.99/month, Mega Fan at $13.99/month, and Ultimate Fan at $17.99/month. If you are on an older annual plan, your renewal price is shown on the Membership Plan page before it bills.