Whether you’re a monthly Vidgo subscriber who wants to move on to another live TV service or a stream-curious newbie who needs to bail before your seven-day free trial is over, quitting Vidgo is easy. Let us walk you through the ever-so-brief list of steps.
Canceling through Vidgo
- Log into your account at Vidgo.com
- Click “My account”
- Click credit card “Payment information”
- Turn off “Autopay”
After you do this, Vidgo service will be turned off at the end of the current billing cycle (monthly subscription or seven-day free trial). After canceling, you’ll be asked to fill out an optional survey about your Vidgo service and why you’re leaving.
Canceling Vidgo through Roku
- Log into your account at Roku.com
- Click “My account”
- Click “Manage your subscriptions”
- Locate Vidgo in “Active subscriptions”
- Select “Cancel subscription”
You can also cancel your Vidgo subscription directly through your Roku device by highlighting Vidgo on your home screen and pressing the “*” button. From there, select “Manage subscription” from the options and then “Cancel subscription.”
How to cancel Vidgo FAQ
Can I cancel Vidgo anytime?
Vidgo subscriptions are billed monthly with no annual contracts, so you can cancel your service at any time (though you’ll still be billed through the current month).
Does Vidgo offer a free trial?
Vidgo offers a seven-day free trial that requires you to enter your credit card information. If you don’t cancel Vidgo before the end of those seven days, you’ll be billed for the following month of service.
Is Vidgo on Roku free?
Vidgo isn’t free on Roku, but you can take advantage of Vidgo’s seven-day free trial period through your Roku account. As with subscribing directly, you’ll need to cancel Vidgo before the seven days are up to avoid being billed for the following month.
