Roku is an American-based company that produces one of the world’s most popular TV streaming devices, with over 75 million active accounts. The platform lets you stream content from numerous sources, including Hulu, Netflix, and many live TV channels.
While Roku makes managing various subscriptions for these services simpler, it may not be a solution for everyone. Some users might have experienced technical difficulties, can't find any content they like, or have other reasons for wanting to opt out of their subscriptions.
If you also want to cancel a Roku subscription, this guide will explain the cancellation process in detail and show you how to protect yourself from unwanted subscription charges.
The information about Roku-related subscriptions is valid as of December 2023. For up-to-date information, visit the official Roku website or contact the company’s customer support.
How To Cancel Subscriptions on Roku
There are three ways to cancel a subscription on Roku:
From your computer
On your phone
Via your TV
Canceling Roku Subscriptions From Your Computer
If you’ve signed up for a service through your Roku account, you must cancel the subscription via Roku. In case you signed up via another streaming service provider, you’ll have to go to that service provider’s website to complete the cancellation process. It’s advisable to cancel a few days before your next billing date to avoid new charges.
The table below provides instructions for canceling a subscription through the Roku website or your streaming service provider:
You can also set a spending limit for each individual Privacy Card, and any charges that go beyond it will be declined, including unexpected fees, double charges for the same month, or price increases you weren't aware of.
Streamlining Online Transactions
Besides protecting you from excessive or unwanted charges, Privacy also streamlines your online transactions via extensions for the following popular browsers:
The extensions autofill your virtual card numbers at checkout, cutting down on the time you need to complete transactions. You can also enjoy seamless checkouts on your iOS device with a mobile extension for Safari.
Privacy also offers a dedicated app for Android and iOS devices that allows you to generate new virtual cards or manage existing ones wherever you are.
Start Using Privacy in Four Easy Steps
To secure your online transactions and take back control of your payments, follow these steps:
Request and generate your first Privacy Virtual Card
Privacy Cards are issued by either Mastercard® or Visa®, which means you can use them on numerous popular e-commerce websites like Amazon, AliExpress, and eBay or services like Audible, Grammarly, and Verizon.
Privacy’s Personal plan is free for domestic purchases and allows you to generate up to 12 virtual cards per month. The basic plan also includes the following features:
Browser extension and mobile app
Custom spending limits
Closing or pausing cards at any time
For more virtual cards on a monthly basis, priority support, no fees on foreign transactions, and other additional features, consider the following Privacy plans: