How to Cancel YouTube TV

If you’ve been watching the ongoing battle between YouTube TV and Fox, you know things are tense: with the contract deadline looming, there’s a real chance Fox channels like Fox Sports, Fox News, and local affiliates could vanish from your subscription overnight. Whether you’re a college football fan or just want reliable access to Fox shows, this blackout is making lots of users rethink their monthly commitment.

What most subscribers don’t realize? YouTube TV is quietly offering a $10 monthly credit to anyone affected by a Fox blackout—but they aren’t making big announcements. Here’s what you need to know, especially if you’re considering canceling your plan or want to get that hidden discount.

Step-by-Step: How to Cancel YouTube TV (and Check for Credits)

1. Review Your Account

   • Log into your YouTube TV account at tv.youtube.com.

   • Go to “Settings” → “Membership.”

   • See current plan details and any notifications about Fox dispute status or credits.
     

2. Look for Credit Offers

   • If the blackout occurs, most users will see a $10 credit notification in their billing section or receive an email.

   • This is automatic if Fox is removed for a prolonged time, but not all users get a clear message—so double-check!
     

3. Cancel Your Subscription

   • On the “Membership” page, click “Manage.”

   • Select “Cancel membership” and follow the prompts.

   • You may be offered discounts, pause options, or credits—read each step carefully.
     

4. Check Your Final Bill

   • After cancellation, check your account and email for any adjustment/refund related to the Fox dispute or extra credits.

   • If credits don’t appear, contact YouTube TV customer support to ask about compensation.
     

Why Is This Happening?

• YouTube TV and Fox are locked in a contract dispute over channel fees. If no deal is reached, Fox channels will disappear from YouTube TV, and subscribers lose access immediately.

• YouTube TV’s base plan ($82.99/month) includes Fox channels, so a blackout is a major downgrade—and YouTube is offering the $10 credit as compensation for lost content.

Pro Tip

• If you use college football, sports, or Fox News, check early—even a temporary blackout can mean missing games, and canceling or getting a credit could save money.

• Don’t rely on automated emails; visit your account and verify any offer yourself.

Bottom line: If Fox disappears from your YouTube TV lineup and you’re paying full price, make sure to check for a $10 credit, consider cancelling if you aren’t getting the channels you want, and reach out to support if needed. Others might want to double-check too—YouTube TV isn’t broadcasting this deal, but it’s real for affected subscribers.