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You can purchase an NBA League Pass subscription directly through NBA.com or through supported third-party platforms and TV providers. Where you subscribe matters because the service that bills you will generally handle your account changes and cancellation. When you subscribe can matter, too, since League Pass is most useful for basketball fans following out-of-market teams during the NBA regular season.
This guide explains how to sign up for, manage, and cancel NBA League Pass. You can also check out our NBA League Pass review for a hands-on look at the service’s viewing experience and overall value.
How do I sign up for NBA League Pass?
Subscribing to NBA League Pass is generally a self-service process completed through the NBA’s official website or app. Need help choosing a League Pass plan? Compare NBA League Pass plans and pricing before you sign up.
To sign up for NBA League Pass directly through the NBA, follow these steps:
- Visit NBA.com or open the NBA app.
- Choose your League Pass plan and billing option.
- Sign in to your NBA account or create one.
- Enter your payment information.
- Review and confirm your subscription.
How do I manage my NBA League Pass subscription?
Changing or upgrading your NBA League Pass subscription depends on where you signed up. If you purchased League Pass directly through NBA.com, sign in to your NBA account and go to My Account > Manage Plan.
Eligible monthly League Pass subscriptions purchased directly through NBA.com can also be paused for one to four months. The pause begins after your current billing period ends, and your subscription automatically resumes after the selected pause period.
If you subscribed through Prime Video, an app store, a TV provider, or another third party, you’ll need to manage your plan through that provider’s account or subscription settings instead.
How do I cancel NBA League Pass?
Precisely where and how you cancel NBA League Pass depends on where you purchased your subscription. If you subscribed directly through NBA.com, you can cancel through your NBA account. Third-party subscriptions must be canceled through the provider that bills you.
To cancel an NBA League Pass subscription purchased directly through NBA.com, follow these steps:
- Sign in to your NBA account.
- Go to My Account > Manage Plan.
- Select Cancel Subscription.
- Follow the prompts to confirm your cancellation.
- Look for a cancellation confirmation email.
If you subscribed through Prime Video, an app store, Roku, a TV provider, or another third party, use that provider’s account or subscription settings to cancel instead.
NBA League Pass subscription FAQ
Where can I find my NBA League Pass billing details?
Sign in to NBA.com and go to My Account > Manage to view your active subscription details. If you purchased League Pass through a third party and don't see it there, check your purchase confirmation or the subscription settings for that provider. You may also need to link or sync the subscription with your NBA ID.
Can I cancel NBA League Pass anytime?
Yes. You can cancel an active subscription, but where you cancel depends on who bills you. Your access generally continues through the end of your current paid billing period, while third-party cancellation and refund terms may vary.
Can I change or upgrade my League Pass plan?
Yes, NBA.com subscribers can use Manage Plan in their account. If you subscribed through another provider, you'll need to manage the plan through that provider.
How do I update my NBA League Pass payment method?
If you subscribed directly through NBA.com, sign in to your NBA account, go to My Account > Subscriptions, and update your card under Billing Method. If you purchased League Pass through a third party, you'll need to update your payment information through that provider instead.
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