How to cancel Fortnite Crew subscription

It can be done on both console and PC.

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Fortnite Crew is a subscription model that provides members with cosmetic items and V-Bucks every month in addition to the season’s battle pass.

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All of these features will set players back a monthly subscription fee of $11.99. Many of the skins included in the subscription are limited and may never be available for purchase in-game again, so the fear of missing out is very real on the part of Fortnite players. Still, sometimes, circumstances can change, so you may need to figure out how to cancel your Fortnite Crew subscription on various consoles.

There are a plethora of reasons why a player might need to cancel their Fortnite Crew subscription. Thankfully, you can do so at any time, and it’s a simple process no matter what platform you play on.

Fortnite Crew member benefits screen
Screengrab via Epic Games

How to cancel your Fortnite Crew subscription

Every platform offers a quick and straightforward way to cancel your subscription.

Tip:

Fortnite Crew subscriptions can be re-upped at any time, even after they’ve been canceled, so you can renew whenever you’d like if a new monthly pack strikes your fancy.

PlayStation

For players on PlayStation, you’ll first need to ensure you are signed in to your PlayStation ID linked to the Crew subscription. The method differs from here for users on the PS4 and PS5.

  • For PS4 users, navigate to the Settings menu and select Account Management. Inside this menu, select the Account Information option and PlayStation Subscriptions.
    • If you are using a PS5, go to the Settings menu, Users and Accounts, select Account, Game and App Services, and finally, Fortnite.
  • From here, you can select the subscription and turn off the auto-renew option.
  • You may need to log into your PlayStation account once again while doing so to confirm the change, but simply follow the prompts on the screen.

Alternatively, you can cancel your subscription from store.playstation.com on an external device.

Xbox

The process on Xbox is slightly easier and will be the same for both the Xbox One consoles and Xbox Series X|S.

  • Open the Settings tab on your Xbox console from the Home menu.
  • Navigate to the Account tab and select the Subscriptions option.
  • From here, you should see your Fortnite Crew option, and you’ll have the ability to suspend the transaction by selecting Manage and following the prompts on the screen.

Alternatively, you can cancel your subscription by visiting account.microsoft.com/account.

PC

  • Navigate to the Epic Games website and sign into your account.
  • Once logged in, select the Subscriptions tab in the top right.
  • Once you see your subscription, press the cog nearby, and you will have the option to cancel it.
  • Follow the prompts on the screen, and your subscription should be successfully canceled.

Mobile

  • Go to the Epic Games website on your mobile device and log in to your account.
  • Open the account from the side menu and click the Subscriptions option.
  • Click the gear icon above the Fortnite Crew subscription, and click Cancel Subscription.

Nintendo Switch

  • Open the Switch home menu and navigate to the Eshop.
  • Once here, select the account item in the top right and select subscriptions from the list.
  • You should see your Fortnite Crew subscription on this list. Once you’ve selected it, you will have the option to cancel.

And that’s all there is to it: now you know how to cancel your Fortnite Crew subscription on all major platforms.

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