CANCELLATION GUIDE · UPDATED 2026
How to Cancel Reality Kings Membership
Step-by-Step (2026)
Whether you’re on the $1 trial or a full membership, here’s exactly how to cancel before you’re charged again — plus what to do if the cancel button isn’t working.
5 min read · 3 cancellation methods · 18+ only
Quick answer — cancel in 5 steps
- Log into your Reality Kings account on the official site.
- Open Account Settings → Billing (or “My Subscriptions”).
- Select your active membership and click Cancel Membership.
- Confirm through the prompts until you see a cancellation confirmation.
- Save the confirmation email — this is your proof.
Cancelling does not cut your access short. You keep the site until your paid period or trial window naturally ends.
Before you cancel — 4 things to know
Two minutes here will save you a headache later. Most billing complaints happen because people skip these.
1. Know your exact renewal date
The $1 trial usually runs 7 days, and a standard membership renews monthly. Your renewal date is in your welcome email and in the billing section of your account. Cancel at least 24 hours before that date — some processors need time to stop the next charge.
2. Reality Kings doesn’t always bill you directly
Payments are usually handled by a third-party processor such as Probiller, Epoch or SegPay. That’s why your bank statement may show the processor’s name instead of “Reality Kings.” It also means you sometimes cancel through the processor’s portal, not the site itself.
3. Check for a second subscription
At checkout, some sign-up flows include an extra offer or cross-sale that adds a separate subscription. Cancelling your main membership does not cancel that one. Look through your billing history for any second recurring charge and cancel it separately.
4. Cancelling early doesn’t cost you access
You don’t need to wait until the last day. Cancel now and you still keep access until the period you already paid for ends. Doing it early is the safest move.
Method 1: Cancel through your account (easiest)
This works for most members and takes about two minutes.
STEP 1
Log into your account
Go to the official Reality Kings site and sign in with the email and password you used at sign-up. If you’ve forgotten the password, use the reset link — you can’t cancel from inside the site without logging in.
Tip: Use a desktop browser if you can. Some mobile layouts hide the billing menu.
STEP 2
Open Account Settings → Billing
Click your profile icon or username in the top corner, then look for Account Settings, My Account, or Billing. The exact wording changes with site updates, but the section you want lists your active subscription and next billing date.
STEP 3
Select your active membership
You’ll see your plan name, the amount, and the renewal date. Confirm this is the subscription you want to end — especially if you signed up for more than one offer.
STEP 4
Click Cancel Membership
Choose Cancel Membership or Cancel Subscription. You’ll usually be shown a retention offer — a discount, a free extension, or a pause option. If you want out, decline it and continue.
Watch out: accepting a “discounted” retention offer restarts a new subscription. It does not cancel anything.
STEP 5
Confirm and save your proof
Keep clicking through until you see a clear confirmation message. You should also receive a cancellation email within a few minutes.
Screenshot the confirmation page and keep the email. If a charge appears later, this is what resolves it in one message.
Method 2: Cancel through the billing processor
If you can’t log in, or the site’s cancel option is missing, go straight to whoever is actually charging your card.
STEP 1
Find the processor name on your statement
Check your bank or card statement for the charge. The descriptor will normally name the processor — commonly Probiller, Epoch, or SegPay — rather than the site.
STEP 2
Open that processor’s support portal
Each processor runs its own customer support site where you can look up a transaction and manage the subscription attached to it. Your original welcome or receipt email usually contains a direct link.
STEP 3
Look up your subscription
You’ll be asked for identifying details — normally the email you used, the last four digits of your card, or the transaction number from your receipt.
Tip: search your inbox for the site name or the processor name. The receipt email has everything you need.
STEP 4
Cancel and request written confirmation
Complete the cancellation in the portal. If it’s handled over email or a support ticket instead, ask them to reply with written confirmation and a cancellation reference.
Method 3: Contact support directly
Use this if the first two methods fail — for example the account page won’t load, or your login no longer works.
- Use the support or contact form on the site, or the processor’s support email from your receipt.
- Include your account email, the date you signed up, and the last four digits of the card charged. Never send your full card number.
- State clearly: “Please cancel my subscription and confirm in writing.”
- Keep the ticket number and every reply.
Don’t jump straight to a chargeback
Disputing with your bank before trying to cancel can get your account terminated and blacklisted across the network — and it rarely resolves faster. Cancel properly first, keep your proof, and use a dispute only as a genuine last resort.
Cancelling the $1 trial specifically
The $1 trial is a promotional rate for new members, typically running 7 days with full access. It’s a short window, so the timing matters more than the method.
The key thing to remember is that your membership automatically renews at the standard weekly or monthly rate once the trial ends, unless you cancel in advance. Availability of this offer can also vary by region, device and promotional timing, so always confirm the terms at checkout.
| When you cancel | What happens |
|---|---|
| Day 1–6 of the trial | You keep access for the full 7 days. No further charge. |
| Final 24 hours | Risky — processing may not stop the renewal in time. |
| After the trial ends | You’ve already been charged. Cancel now to stop the next cycle. |
The simple fix: the moment you sign up, set a phone reminder for day 5 or 6. You still get the full trial, without relying on memory.
Cancel not working? Common fixes
The cancel button doesn’t appear
Try a desktop browser instead of mobile, clear your cache, or disable your ad blocker — blockers sometimes hide billing widgets. If it’s still missing, use Method 2 and cancel at the processor.
You can’t log in
Reset the password using the email you signed up with. If that email is wrong or inaccessible, skip to the processor — they identify you by transaction, not by login.
You were charged after cancelling
Reply to your cancellation confirmation email with the new charge details and ask for a reversal. This is exactly why saving that confirmation matters.
You’re still being billed monthly
You most likely have a second subscription from a cross-sale at checkout. Check your billing history for a separate recurring charge and cancel that one too.
Refunds — what to expect
Be realistic here. The $1 trial charge itself is generally non-refundable — it’s a promotional fee, not a deposit. What you’re really preventing is the renewal.
For a renewal charge you didn’t intend, a refund is possible but not guaranteed. Your chances improve if you contact support immediately, it’s a first-time charge, and you haven’t used the account since it renewed. Ask politely and include your cancellation proof.
Frequently asked questions
No. You keep access until the end of the period you’ve already paid for — including the full 7 days of a $1 trial. Cancelling early is safe.
Usually the payment processor’s name — commonly Probiller, Epoch or SegPay — rather than the site name. This is normal and helps with discretion.
Yes. Cancel on day 1 if you like — access continues until the trial window ends, and you won’t be charged the renewal.
Generally no. It’s a promotional charge, not a deposit. Cancelling prevents the renewal, not the initial dollar.
Go through the billing processor. They can identify your subscription using the last four digits of your card and the transaction date, without needing your account login.
You shouldn’t be. If you are, reply to your cancellation confirmation email straight away with the charge details.
Cancelling stops billing but leaves the account. For full deletion, contact support and request account removal under their privacy policy.
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