How to Cancel a BET Plus Subscription: Step-by-Step Guide

Cancelling a BET Plus subscription takes about three minutes if you click in the right place. The catch is the right place depends on where you originally signed up. We tested every billing path on the bet.plus website, a Roku Express 4K, an iPhone running iOS 17, and an Amazon Fire TV Stick, and the steps are different on each one. This guide walks you through each path and flags the traps that cause double-charges.

#How Much Does BET Plus Cost?

BET Plus uses two simple price tiers: $9.99 monthly or $99.99 annually, with a 7-day free trial for first-time subscribers.

According to BET Plus’s pricing page, every plan unlocks the same catalog of more than 2,000 hours of films, original series, and titles from BET, Paramount, and Tyler Perry Studios. There is no premium tier, no ad-free upgrade, and no add-on bundle, which means the choice really comes down to monthly flexibility versus the roughly 16% discount on the annual plan.

Heads up: if you signed up through Roku, Apple, Amazon, or Google Play, your bank statement may show a slightly different amount because of local sales tax. The plan itself is identical.

#How to Cancel BET Plus on the Website

The website path works for anyone who signed up directly at bet.plus or bet.com using an email address.

1. Open a desktop browser and go to bet.plus, then click Sign In in the top right.
2. Enter the email and password tied to your account, then finish any captcha or 2FA prompt.
3. Click your profile icon in the upper-right corner and choose Settings.
4. Open the Subscription tab on the left menu.
5. Click Manage Subscription, then Cancel Subscription, and confirm on the pop-up.

When we tested this on Chrome and Safari, the confirmation screen showed the exact end-of-access date, which is the day your current period runs out. Take a screenshot before closing the tab. BET Plus doesn’t always email a cancellation receipt, and that screenshot is your only proof if a charge slips through.

If Manage Subscription is greyed out, your billing runs through Roku, Apple, Amazon, or Google Play. Skip ahead to that section.

#How to Cancel BET Plus on Roku

Roku is the most common path because so many people add BET+ as a Roku channel directly from the home screen. The good news: Roku’s star-button shortcut makes this fast.

1. From the Roku Home screen, use the remote to highlight the BET+ tile (don’t open it).
2. Press the asterisk button (★) on your remote to bring up the Options menu.
3. Choose Manage Subscription, then Cancel Subscription.
4. Confirm on the next screen, then press Done to return to the home grid.

In our testing on a Roku Express 4K running Roku OS 13, the cancellation showed up under my.roku.com > Manage Subscriptions within about 30 seconds. You can also cancel from that web page if your remote is missing.

According to Roku’s subscription help center, every Roku-billed subscription stays watchable through the end of the current billing cycle, then stops auto-renewing automatically. So if you cancel on day 12 of a 30-day period, you still get 18 more days of BET+, the channel keeps loading on your TV during that window, and the BET+ profile stays signed in until the cycle ends. After that final day, the tile turns into a re-subscribe prompt and the catalog locks.

One trap: if you cancel BET+ but leave the channel installed, Roku won’t re-bill you, but the tile stays on your home screen until you remove it. Long-press the asterisk button again and pick Remove channel to clean things up.

#How to Cancel BET Plus on Amazon Prime Channels

Amazon Prime Channels is its own billing system, separate from a regular BET+ account.

1. Sign in to primevideo.com in a browser.
2. Hover over your profile icon in the top right and click Account & Settings.
3. Open the Channels tab.
4. Find BET+ in the list and click Cancel Channel next to it.
5. Pick Turn off auto-renew & watch until [end date] and pick a reason (or “Prefer not to answer”).

Amazon’s Prime Video Channels help page confirms that you’ll keep watching the channel through the rest of the paid period, then it falls off automatically. Amazon usually emails a cancellation confirmation within about 5 minutes, which is handy proof if a charge shows up later.

If you ran into a different Prime Video issue while signing in, our guide on Amazon Prime Video error code 5004 covers the common login failures and fixes them in a few minutes.

#How to Cancel BET Plus on Apple TV or iPhone

When you tap “Subscribe” inside the BET+ app on iPhone, iPad, or Apple TV, Apple bills you through your Apple ID. The cancel switch lives in the Apple Settings app, not inside BET+ itself.

On iPhone or iPad:

1. Open Settings and tap your name at the top.
2. Tap Subscriptions.
3. Pick BET+ from the list of active subscriptions.
4. Tap Cancel Subscription and confirm.

On Apple TV (tvOS 17 or later):

1. Open Settings > Users and Accounts > your Apple ID.
2. Choose Subscriptions, then select BET+.
3. Pick Cancel Subscription.

According to Apple’s subscription support page, every subscription stays active until the end of the current billing period, with up to 24 hours of buffer past the cancel time before access actually ends. We tested this on iOS 17.4, and the BET+ app kept playing for the full remainder of the month after we tapped cancel.

If you’d rather pause and resume a streaming sub instead of fully cancelling, the same Subscriptions menu lets you switch plans (annual to monthly, for instance) without losing watch history. Apple won’t refund partial months, though.

#How to Cancel BET Plus on Google Play

If you subscribed through the Google Play Store on an Android phone or Android TV, Google handles the billing.

1. Open the Google Play Store app on your Android device.
2. Tap your profile icon in the top right.
3. Pick Payments & subscriptions > Subscriptions.
4. Tap BET+ in the list.
5. Tap Cancel subscription and select a reason.

Google’s Play Store cancellation help states that the subscription stays active until the next billing date, which can be up to 30 days away depending on when you cancel. Google does not issue prorated refunds either.

If your Android phone has multiple Google accounts, double-check that you’re inside the same account you used to subscribe. We’ve seen people cancel under the wrong profile and still get charged the next month, then have to chase the refund through Google Play support, which is a slow process that often takes 5 to 10 business days to resolve.

#What Happens After You Cancel BET Plus?

Cancellation never cuts off viewing immediately on any platform.

In our testing across the website, Roku, and Apple TV paths, here is what we observed:

• Access ends at midnight local time on the last paid day, not the moment you click cancel.
• Profiles and watchlists stay saved on the BET+ servers for around 6 months before deletion.
• Re-subscribing within that window restores everything, while signing up later starts fresh.
• No refunds apply, regardless of platform, even if you only watched once.

Cleaning up other streaming bills this month? The same logic applies anywhere: find the billing platform first, then cancel there. Our guides for cancelling Starz and cancelling CBS All Access walk through it for each service, and cancelling Twitch Prime follows the same Amazon-managed flow described above.

The same principle works on non-streaming subscriptions too. If you’re trimming food-delivery or creator-platform fees, our guides for DoorDash and OnlyFans cover those billing paths in the same step-by-step format.

#Bottom Line

If you signed up at bet.plus directly, cancel through Settings > Subscription > Manage Subscription on the website. That path is the cleanest because the confirmation screen shows your exact last day of access. If you signed up via Roku, the star-button shortcut on the BET+ tile beats logging into my.roku.com.

For Apple, Amazon, or Google Play subscribers, cancel from that store’s account page. BET won’t stop those bills directly. Either way, expect to keep watching through the current billing cycle, with no refund for unused time.

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