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How to Cancel Fortnite Crew?

José ZapataBy

The Fortnite Crew offers cosmetics and accessories monthly for a fee. It might not be for you, but luckily, there’re various ways to do it.

The easiest way to do it is with the in-game menu. You can find the option to cancel Fortnite Crew on the Battle Pass Section.

Different platforms offer alternative ways to cancel it, but these are generally more troublesome. However, all players can use the Epic Games website to cancel the Fortnite Crew subscription.

In any case, after you cancel the subscription, you will keep the Battle Pass items, V-Bucks, Crew Packs, and items you got through the service. You won’t get a refund, though.

On Fortnite (All Platforms)

  1. Open Fortnite and go to your Battle Pass tab.
    battle pass tab
  2. Click on Fortnite Crew at the bottom right.
    fortnite crew
  3. You will see various options on the left side. One of these is “Manage my Fornite Crews.” Select that one.
    manage fortnite crew
  4. Select “Cancellation Info.” You will see that button at the bottom right of the screen. If you’re on a PC or Android, you can click it or tab it; if you’re on a console, the option will indicate which controller button to press.
    cancelation info
  5. After you exit the crew, you’ll see the option to rejoin right there on the same menu.
    rejoin crew

On Epic Games Website (All Platforms)

PC and Android players can cancel the subscription via the Epic Games website. To cancel a subscription purchased on PC or Android, follow these steps:

  1. Open a web browser
  2. Visit the Epic Games Sign-in page
  3. Sign in to the page if you have to
  4. Click your subscription tab on the left sidesubscription
  5. Click on the cog icon at the top of Fortnite Crew
  6. Select “Cancel” and confirm

Here’s a video tutorial:

Jose Zapata

Jose Gregorio Zapata Urdaneta is a video game writer and a casually addicted gamer. Jose Zapata has worked as a video game writer for over four years. He focuses on video game troubleshooting, game lists, and game guides. His first console was a SNES in 1994, and his first games were Star Fox and Super Mario. Since he was a kid, he learned he had a passion for playing, sharing, and talking about games, so he pursued the endeavor with a Social Communication bachelor's degree. His favorite genre is RTS (real-time-strategy), so he plays Age of Empires IV, Age of Empires II, Total War: Warhammer III, Starcraft II, and others. He also has a passion for the type of open-world games where he can create his adventures, such as Minecraft and, with tons of mods, Fallout 4. And like every other gamer, he also likes action-RPG games such as Elden Ring or Mass Effect, although he has a soft spot for classic turn-based RPGs like Original Sin II or the Baldur's Gate Saga. He also manages two YouTube channels. One of these features semi-professional gameplay for eSports players (Rocket League, Warzone, and others). Additionally, he has a background as a musician (bass player), and he used to write musical tutorials and reviews for BegginnerGuitarHQ.

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