Xbox Game Pass for PC grants access to dozens of games for $10 per month (or $5 during the beta period). If you're done with it, though, you can easily cancel your subscription with a few clicks.
Xbox Game Pass for PC was revealed in full at E3 2019, granting access to well over one hundred great PC titles from across the gaming spectrum. Starting at $1 for the first month, Game Pass for PC is a great deal, but once that $10 billing cycle kicks in (after the $5 beta period is over, that is), you may find yourself wanting to end the subscription. Thankfully, it's quick and easy to do so. Here's how.
All you can play
Xbox Game Pass for PC
More games than you'll ever need
Microsoft's Netflix-style subscription service extends to PC, serving varied titles for a monthly fee. From hit franchises to experimental indies, Xbox Game Pass has value for all.
How to cancel your Xbox Game Pass PC subscription
It's quick and painless to cancel your Game Pass for PC subscription, here's how to go about it.
- Open the Xbox app. The fastest way is to simply type "Xbox" into the Start Menu.
In the top right corner of the Xbox app, select your profile picture and click on Settings.
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From here, you'll be able to select Account, and then Manage to access your subscription settings. A web page will open.
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Find your Xbox Game Pass subscription, and select manage.
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Now you can select either Cancel or Turn off recurring billing. Both have the same effect.
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A final confirmation box will open, select Cancel.
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Once you've cancelled, you'll have to set up a new subscription if you want to regain access to the games as part of Xbox Game Pass for PC.
Related: Xbox Game Pass for PC List
All you can play
Xbox Game Pass for PC
More games than you'll ever need
Microsoft's Netflix-style subscription service extends to PC, serving varied titles for a monthly fee. From hit franchises to experimental indies, Xbox Game Pass has value for all.
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