How to cancel your Roku account
Roku is an incredibly popular streaming platform, but it isn't perfect. Whether you have had enough and are ready to leave, or want to start a new account from scratch, Roku makes it easy to say goodbye. You should still be careful to not miss any steps in the process of canceling your Roku account.
Note: You can only cancel your Roku account on the Roku website. Currently there is no way to cancel your account on the device.
How to cancel a Roku account
- Visit my.roku.com on a computer, phone or tablet.
- Sign in using the Roku account you want to cancel.
- Find the section labeled My linked devices.
- If you still have any linked devices, click unlink . You should also factory reset these devices.
- Find the section Manage your subscriptions . If you still have any active subscriptions, be sure to cancel them now.
- Find the option labeled Deactivate account and click it.
- Confirm your deactivation.
Your account will now be canceled, and you will be logged out since the account no longer exists. You can now create a new account if you plan to continue using a Roku device, or start setting up a different streaming device.
Our top alternative streaming devices
If you are canceling your Roku account to get rid of all your Roku streaming devices, you may need other options to keep streaming your favorite movies and shows. Here are our top streaming device alternatives to consider.
Best Stick+ replacement
Best bang for your buck
The Fire TV Stick 4K is a great alternative to the Roku Streaming Stick+. It's small, portable, powerful, and affordable. It also has support for 4K, Dolby Vision, and Dolby Atmos.
Best streaming device overall
The premium choice to replace any Roku
The Apple TV 4K is our best streaming box recommendation for Cord Cutters, and for good reason: It supports all the services, has innovative features, and allows you to create individual subscriptions through the TV app.
From Roku to Android
Upgrade to Android TV
The NVIDIA Shield TV is Android TV at its best. It's fast, powerful, and has gotten regular updates for years. It's a great choice if you want to game a bit, too.
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Roy Delgado is a freelance writer for WhatToWatch. His focus is streaming, specializing on sports. He binge-streams 32 games over the first two days of NCAA March Madness annually. He built his own DVR 15 years ago, and still tinkers to make his media setup its best.