Will I lose my games if I cancel GeForce Now?

No. GeForce Now streams games you already own on platforms like Steam, Epic Games Store, and Ubisoft Connect. Your game library is unaffected by your GFN membership — you just lose cloud streaming access.

What is the free tier of GeForce Now?

The free tier provides access to 1-hour gaming sessions with standard streaming quality. After each session you can queue up again. Priority and Ultimate tiers provide 6-hour sessions, RTX graphics, and priority queue access.

Can I cancel GeForce Now mid-month and get a refund?

NVIDIA generally does not offer prorated refunds for mid-cycle cancellations. You will retain your paid tier benefits until the end of the billing period.

How to Cancel GeForce Now (2026)

GeForce Now plans start from $9.99/month. Follow our 5-step guide to cancel your subscription in about 5 minutes — with tips to avoid retention offers.

Updated: March 2026

from $9.99/month

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EasyYou save $119.88/year by cancelling

Estimated Time:5 minutes

Cancel Method:Website

Sign in to NVIDIA GeForce Now

Go to play.geforcenow.com and sign in with your NVIDIA or GeForce Now account.

Open Account settings

Click your profile icon in the top-right corner and select "Account" from the dropdown menu.

Go to Membership

In your Account page, navigate to the "Membership" section to view your Priority or Ultimate plan details.

Cancel your membership

Click "Cancel Membership" and follow the on-screen prompts. NVIDIA will confirm your access end date before you finalize the cancellation.

Confirm cancellation

Confirm the cancellation. You will be downgraded to the Free tier (with session time limits) rather than losing access entirely. A confirmation email will be sent to your account.

Retention Tips

GeForce Now lets you play your existing PC game library on any device — including low-powered laptops, Macs, and Android phones — with high-end RTX performance. Cancelling won't remove your games, but you will lose access to RTX ray tracing, DLSS 3, and priority queues. If you're not gaming often right now, the free tier is always available. Would a month-to-month plan be a better fit for your usage?