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How To Cancel PlayStation Plus

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Overview & Key Takeaways

Life is expensive these days. If you're looking to cut back on spending and want to do away with your PlayStation Plus membership, it's very easy to do so.

There are plenty of reasons why you might want to cancel PlayStation Plus, just like there are numerous reasons for cancelling Xbox Game Pass. Below you can find instructions on how to cancel PlayStation Plus, as shared by PlayStation.

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How to cancel PlayStation Plus from the internet

  • Sign in to Account Management.
  • Select Subscription from the menu on the left of the screen.
  • Select Cancel Subscription next to PlayStation Plus.

How to cancel PlayStation Plus from your PS5

  • Go to SettingsUsers and Accounts.
  • Select AccountPayment and SubscriptionsSubscriptionsPlayStation Plus.
  • Select Cancel Subscription.

How to cancel PlayStation Plus from your PS4

  • Go to PlayStation Plus > Manage Membership > Subscription.
  • Select Cancel Subscription.

When you cancel PlayStation Plus, you'll retain member benefits until the end of the current billing cycle. However, after that, you'll lose access to the service's numerous perks including monthly games, online multiplayer, and online storage support, among other things.

August brings with it some pretty great additions to PlayStation Plus, including the critical darling Big Walk--which we called one of the best co-op games of all time--along with Dying Light 2 and Signalis.

Sony recently upset gamers by announcing that it will stop supporting physical game discs starting in January 2028. The data clearly shows that digital adoption is rising, but plenty of people still love physical discs. Sony continues to sell many millions of physical game discs annually, but experts believe Sony wants to exert more power and control over users and is ushering in an all-digital future on PlayStation leading into the PS6 era.

Life is expensive these days. If you’re looking to cut back on spending and want to do away with your PlayStation Plus membership, it’s very easy to do so.

There are plenty of reasons why you might want to cancel PlayStation Plus, just like there are numerous reasons for cancelling Xbox Game Pass. Below you can find instructions on how to cancel PlayStation Plus, as shared by PlayStation.

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How to cancel PlayStation Plus from the internet

  • Sign in to Account Management.
  • Select Subscription from the menu on the left of the screen.
  • Select Cancel Subscription next to PlayStation Plus.

How to cancel PlayStation Plus from your PS5

  • Go to SettingsUsers and Accounts.
  • Select AccountPayment and SubscriptionsSubscriptionsPlayStation Plus.
  • Select Cancel Subscription.

How to cancel PlayStation Plus from your PS4

  • Go to PlayStation Plus > Manage Membership > Subscription.
  • Select Cancel Subscription.

When you cancel PlayStation Plus, you’ll retain member benefits until the end of the current billing cycle. However, after that, you’ll lose access to the service’s numerous perks including monthly games, online multiplayer, and online storage support, among other things.

August brings with it some pretty great additions to PlayStation Plus, including the critical darling Big Walk–which we called one of the best co-op games of all time–along with Dying Light 2 and Signalis.

Sony recently upset gamers by announcing that it will stop supporting physical game discs starting in January 2028. The data clearly shows that digital adoption is rising, but plenty of people still love physical discs. Sony continues to sell many millions of physical game discs annually, but experts believe Sony wants to exert more power and control over users and is ushering in an all-digital future on PlayStation leading into the PS6 era.

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