How to cancel fuboTV (Fubo) subscription.

Use this when you signed up at fubo.tv. Fubo notes that you must complete all the steps before the subscription is cancelled, and a retention offer sits in the middle of them.

1. Sign in at fubo.tv with your Fubo email and password.
2. Select a profile from the Who's Watching? screen. You can select any available profile to continue.
3. Click the settings icon, then select My Account from the drop-down menu.
4. From the My Account screen, select Subscription.
5. Click on your plan to expand it and see more details.
6. Scroll to the bottom of the screen and select Cancel.
7. You may be offered the option to keep your subscription and receive a discount. Fubo states that if you see this screen, your subscription is not cancelled yet: click CANCEL SUBSCRIPTION rather than REDEEM OFFER.
8. A confirmation page appears indicating you have successfully cancelled. Click OK to dismiss it.

Fubo states that if you cancel a paid subscription you keep service until the end of the current billing period, and that if you cancel a free trial it expires immediately and another free trial period will not be given.

Fubo states that a subscription taken through Roku renews each month and is managed through your Roku subscription, so the Fubo account page will not stop it.

1. Go to my.roku.com/subscriptions and sign in with the Roku account that pays for Fubo.
2. Under Active subscriptions, select the Fubo subscription.
3. Select Manage subscription, then select Turn off auto-renew to cancel.
4. On a Roku device instead: press Home, highlight the Fubo app, press the Star button on the remote, select Manage subscription, then select Turn off auto-renew.
5. Check the date shown for the end of your access. Roku states you keep access until the current billing cycle ends.

Fubo's own help article names these buttons Unsubscribe and Yes, Unsubscribe, while Roku's current help names them Manage subscription and Turn off auto-renew. Use whichever your screen shows: both end the Roku-billed plan.

The Fubo homepage now offers Hulu + Live TV beside Fubo's own plans, but Fubo states the two remain separate services. Signing up for Hulu + Live TV from fubo.tv sends you to the Hulu website, and Hulu holds that subscription.

1. Check which service your statement names. A Hulu + Live TV signup started on fubo.tv is billed and managed by Hulu, not Fubo.
2. Do not look for it in your Fubo account. Fubo states that all account changes, including cancellation, are managed through the Hulu website directly.
3. Sign in to your Hulu account and cancel there, following the Hulu route that matches who bills you.
4. Keep Hulu's confirmation, since Fubo will have no record of the subscription.

Fubo's help names Roku as the example of a third-party provider. Its general rule is that a subscription taken through a third-party provider has to be cancelled with that provider.

1. Check the merchant name on your card or bank statement to see who charges you.
2. If it is neither Fubo nor Roku, sign in to that company's account and cancel the Fubo subscription there.
3. Review that company's cancellation confirmation to verify the Fubo subscription is closed, which is the check Fubo itself recommends.
4. If the merchant is Fubo but you cannot see the subscription, check whether you have a second Fubo account under a different email address.

Fubo states that if you subscribed through a third-party provider, the cancellation process needs to be completed directly with that provider.