How to cancel Fortnite Crew subscription explained
If you signed up for a Fortnite Crew subscription and want to cancel it, it’s not made entirely clear how to do so in-game.
We’re here to help you cancel your subscription on whatever platform you purchased it.
While the Crew subscription offers you plenty of benefits, including exclusive items and V-Bucks, you may not be able to afford its £9.99 a month cost or think it’s worth it.
Fortunately, you can cancel your subscription at any time. You just need to follow a few steps to do so.
What’s more, after cancelling your subscription, it should last until your current billing period ends. You will keep all of your previously awarded benefits from Crew, too.
Read on to find out how to cancel your Fortnite Crew subscription on Xbox, PlayStation, Switch, Samsung or through Epic Games itself (if you’re playing on PC or Android).
Depending on where you play Fortnite, how to cancel your Fortnite Crew subscription might be a little different.
As per the official Fortnite website, your Fortnite Crew subscription is «associated with the platform on which you purchased it (your 'primary platform') until it is cancelled».
«The Fortnite Crew subscription is not transferable between platforms,” it continues.
This means you must cancel your subscription via the primary platform you initially purchased it on.
You’ll find each method for Fortnite Crew cancellation below, listed by platform. Details provided by Epic Games.
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You can also cancel your PS4 or PS5 Fortnite Crew subscription on the PlayStation store website through a web browser. Follow these steps to do so:
You can also cancel your Fortnite Crew subscription on Nintendo Switch via the Nintendo website on a web browser. Follow these steps to do so:
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