How to cancel Funimation

Got a Funimation charge you didn’t expect? Follow these simple steps to cancel now and ask about a refund without the back-and-forth.

Funimation was an anime streaming service with plans that auto-renew each billing cycle until you turn them off. Many accounts have moved to Crunchyroll. You can cancel on the web if billed directly, or in your app store or provider account if you subscribed there. If your plan has migrated, you may need to manage it in your Crunchyroll account instead.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. Difficulty

2. Estimated Time

3. How to Cancel Funimation: Step by Step

4. How to Contact Funimation

5. Tips and Tricks for Getting a Funimation Refund

6. Why Do People Request Refunds from Funimation

7. Funimation Refund Script

8. Funimation Refund Policy

9. The Easiest Way to Get a Funimation Refund

10. Frequently Asked Questions

DIFFICULTY

Easy — most users finish in 5–10 minutes.

ESTIMATED TIME

About 5–10 minutes.

HOW TO CANCEL FUNIMATION: STEP BY STEP

Where you cancel depends on where you started. Direct-billed users cancel on the Funimation website. If your subscription has already moved to Crunchyroll, cancel in your Crunchyroll account. If you subscribed through Apple, Google Play, Roku, Amazon, a console store, or a TV/provider bundle, cancel in that source.

1. Web (direct billing): Sign in at the Funimation website and open Account or Billing.

2. Go to Subscription, Plan, or Manage Subscription.

3. Select your Funimation plan.

4. Choose Cancel Subscription, Turn off auto-renew, or a similar option.

5. Follow the prompts and confirm cancellation.

6. Check for a confirmation email and note your end date.

7. Reopen Account > Subscription to verify it shows Canceled or Expires on [date].

8. If your plan migrated to Crunchyroll: Sign in at crunchyroll.com > Account > Membership and cancel there.

9. Apple billing (iPhone/iPad/Mac): Settings (or App Store) > your name > Subscriptions > Funimation (or Crunchyroll if migrated) > Cancel. Refunds are handled by Apple.

10. Google Play billing (Android): Google Play > profile icon > Payments & subscriptions > Subscriptions > Funimation/Crunchyroll > Cancel.

11. Roku billing: On your Roku device, highlight the channel > press * > Manage subscription > Cancel, or cancel from your Roku account online.

12. Amazon billing: Manage under your Amazon account (Memberships & Subscriptions) or in the Amazon Appstore Subscriptions.

13. Console store (PlayStation/Xbox): Cancel in the console’s subscriptions/billing section tied to your gamer account.

14. Provider bundle (cable, wireless, or internet): Manage and cancel in your provider’s account portal or app. Bundled plans may require changing the bundle.

HOW TO CONTACT FUNIMATION

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Help Center: If Funimation support is unavailable, use the Crunchyroll Help Center: https://help.crunchyroll.com

Note: Support may offer a discount or migration deal. If you want to cancel, be clear and firm.

TIPS AND TRICKS FOR GETTING A FUNIMATION REFUND

• Cancel before the next renewal date to avoid a new charge.

• Keep screenshots of the cancel screen and all confirmation emails.

• If your account moved to Crunchyroll, mention the migration when you request a refund.

• If you did not use the service, include last-use dates in your request.

• If you see duplicate charges or multiple accounts, include both emails and receipts.

• Try another browser or device if the Cancel button does not appear.

• For Apple, Google Play, Roku, Amazon, console, or provider billing, request refunds through that store or provider.

• Be polite but firm. Ask for the exact refund timeline.

WHY DO PEOPLE REQUEST REFUNDS FROM FUNIMATION

• Accidental renewal after a trial or during migration to Crunchyroll

• Double billing or duplicate accounts

• Technical or access problems

• Catalog or simulcast timing did not meet needs

• Price increase or promo not applied

• Child or household purchases by mistake

• Low usage or not needed anymore

• Unauthorized charge concerns

FUNIMATION REFUND SCRIPT

Version A — Charged by mistake: Hi, I was charged for Funimation on [date] for [amount]. I did not plan to renew. I canceled today and would like a refund or account credit. If my account was migrated to Crunchyroll, please confirm you have updated the billing as well. Please confirm the cancellation and the refund timeline.

Version B — Not used: Hi, I was billed on [date] for [amount]. I have not used the service since [date]. I would appreciate a goodwill refund or account credit. Please confirm next steps.

FUNIMATION REFUND POLICY

Policies vary by region and billing source. Trials may renew to paid if not canceled in time. Pro-rated refunds may not be available. If your subscription was billed by Apple, Google Play, Roku, Amazon, a console store, or a provider, their rules apply. If your account migrated to Crunchyroll, refer to Crunchyroll’s current policy in their Help Center.

THE EASIEST WAY TO GET A FUNIMATION REFUND

If online cancellation fails, the account was migrated, or you purchased through a marketplace or provider, use this path:Add your preferred chargeback link hereThis helps if support is slow, you are traveling, or you need accessibility options.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Q: Can I pause instead of cancel?

A: Pause is not common. Cancel now to stop renewals; access usually continues until the end of the current period.

Q: What happens if my Funimation account moved to Crunchyroll?

A: Manage billing and cancellation in your Crunchyroll account. Your watch history and perks may have been moved or replaced based on the plan.

Q: How long do refunds take?

A: Often 3–10 business days after approval. App store and provider timelines can differ.

Q: Will I lose access right away?

A: Most plans keep access until the end of the paid term. Your account will show the end date.

Q: Where can I find invoices?

A: Account > Billing or Purchase History on the original billing platform (Funimation site, Crunchyroll, Apple, Google Play, Roku, Amazon, console, or provider).

Q: Why am I still charged after canceling?

A: Check for multiple accounts, migration to Crunchyroll, third-party billing, and a confirmed cancellation email. Make sure you canceled in the original billing source or the migrated account.

May appear on your statement as: Specific statement descriptors were not provided. Look for Funimation, Crunchyroll, or your app store/provider name.