Do it yourself
Cancel ESO Plus yourself
TLDR: If ZeniMax bills a PC, Mac, or Epic membership, cancel it on the ESO account, and cancel Steam, Xbox, or PlayStation on that store, because ZeniMax cannot see those charges. Membership fees are not refunded except where the law requires it.
Cancel on your ESO account
You pay ZeniMax directly for a PC, Mac, or Epic membership.
- 01Log in at account.elderscrollsonline.com.
- 02Select Manage Membership under Account.
- 03Select Cancel Membership and confirm with Please cancel my membership.
- 04Check for a banner saying the recurring membership is no longer active, and for the account status to say Cancelled.
If you cannot log in, the same help article links a form to cancel. If Cancel Membership is missing, the membership is managed on Steam or another platform.
Cancel on Steam
Steam bills the membership.
- 01Open Steam and sign in to the account with the membership. On the desktop client, select your username, then Account Details. In Big Picture, use the gear icon, then Account, then View Account Details. You can also use the Steam website.
- 02Under Store & Purchase History, select Manage Subscriptions.
- 03Select Edit next to The Elder Scrolls Online: Plus Membership.
- 04Select Cancel my subscription, then Apply.
Steam should show Cancelled under Next Billing Date. ZeniMax says it cannot see your Steam wallet or transaction history.
Cancel on Xbox
Microsoft bills the membership.
- 01Go to Services & subscriptions and sign in if asked.
- 02Find the subscription and select Payment & Billing, then Cancel. Use the Microsoft account that bought it.
- 03Select Confirm cancellation and check your inbox for the confirmation email.
ZeniMax says it cannot see Xbox transactions. Further help goes to Xbox support.
Cancel on PlayStation
Sony bills the membership.
- 01On the web, sign in to your PlayStation account, select your avatar, then Subscriptions Management, and turn off the recurring membership.
- 02On a PS4, go to Settings, then Account Management, then Account Information, then PlayStation Network Services. Select the membership, then Turn Off Auto-Renewal.
- 03On a PS5, go to Settings, then Users and Accounts, then Account, then Payment and Subscriptions, then Game and App Services. Find ESO, select the membership, then Turn Off Auto-Renewal.
ZeniMax says it cannot see PlayStation transactions. Further help goes to PlayStation support.
Call ZeniMax
ZeniMax bills the membership, or you want Customer Support to take the request.
- 01ZeniMax's terms say to cancel an account or membership at help.bethesda.net, or by phone.
- 02From North America, call 1-844-936-4629. ZeniMax also prints that number as 1-844-ZENIMAX.
- 03From outside the US, the terms list +1-410-220-2853 and say international rates may apply.
The ESO help articles say a Steam, Xbox, or PlayStation membership is cancelled on that store.
How to know it worked
- On a PC, Mac, or Epic account, The Elder Scrolls Online emails a confirmation, and the account status shows Cancelled.
- On Steam, Cancelled appears under Next Billing Date. On Xbox, check for the confirmation email.
- Benefits last until the end of the current membership period. A cancellation on the ESO Plus page takes effect at the end of the current term.
Watch out for
- A PC or Mac membership and a console membership are separate. You need one for each if you want the benefits on both.
- Console memberships are bought and cancelled on PlayStation or Xbox, not on the ESO account site.
- Members get 1,650 Crowns a month while the membership is active. That is a member benefit. The ESO Plus page does not list one US dollar price for every plan.
- ZeniMax can change fees or billing methods, and it says it gives at least 35 days' notice of a change to a periodic membership fee.
- When the membership ends, DLC game packs you did not buy separately stop. Progress you made with the membership bonuses stays. Items already in the Craft Bag stay, and you cannot add new materials.
ESO Plus refunds
- The ESO store says no refunds or credits for partial months, unless your local law requires one. It points billing questions to help.elderscrollsonline.com.
- ZeniMax's terms say it does not refund membership fees except where the law requires a refund.

