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Many gamers subscribe to Xbox Cloud Gaming (included with Game Pass Ultimate) for on-demand access to console-quality titles across devices. But if you’re shifting away or want to save costs, canceling before the next billing cycle is smart. This guide makes it easy.
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Xbox Cloud Gaming is part of the Game Pass Ultimate subscription, offering instant streaming of hundreds of games to your Xbox, PC, phone, tablet, or smart TV, powered by Microsoft’s Azure infrastructure.
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Before canceling, check your billing date and subscription plan via your Microsoft account. Since Game Pass Ultimate has no pro-rata refunds, cancel just before renewal to maximize value.
If you prefer a faster way to cancel without dealing with customer support, you can use Xpendy’s cancellation service. We’ll handle the cancellation process for you—quickly, securely, and without stress.
Microsoft does not charge fees for canceling Game Pass Ultimate. You will maintain full access until the end of the current billing period, but refunds are not provided for unused time.
For maximum benefit, cancel just before the renewal date. Doing so preserves your access while preventing unexpected charges in the next cycle.
You can restart your subscription any time from your Microsoft account or Xbox console—just select “Reactivate.” Game progress, achievements, and saved data remain intact when you return.
No—payments are non-refundable, but access continues until the end of your billing cycle.
No—your saved games, achievements, and profile data stay intact if you resubscribe later.
Cancel through the same platform: Xbox console, Microsoft account page, or Xbox app subscription section.
Yes—just sign back in and select “Reactivate.” Your account retains all previous data.
You’ll receive a confirmation email from Microsoft and your subscription page will show “Canceled.” You’ll still have full access until the current period ends.