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How to Delete a UFC Fight Pass Account and Stop the Billing
By Editorial Team · published 2026-09-15 · updated 2026-09-15
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Deleting a UFC Fight Pass account is two separate jobs, and doing the second without the first keeps billing you: cancel the subscription wherever it is billed — ufcfightpass.com, Apple, Google or Amazon — and then send UFC a deletion request under its privacy policy, through the account settings menu, the privacy webform, or by email to dataprivacy@ufc.com. There is no single Delete Account button that does both. The steps below follow UFC's own FAQ and privacy policy, and they matter more in 2026 than before: the numbered events moved to Paramount+, so many people are closing a Fight Pass they no longer use for the fights themselves.
Before you start
Know what you are cancelling. UFC is a free companion app — cards, results, rankings, news — and Fight Pass is the subscription sold inside it at $9.99 a month or $95.99 a year as of September 2026: the archive of every UFC fight, PRIDE, Strikeforce, thirty-odd partner promotions and the original series. Since 2026 the numbered events and Fight Nights are on Paramount+ under a separate subscription. Deleting the app removes none of this, and signing out removes nothing either.
Find out who bills you. UFC's FAQ gives four different cancellation routes depending on where the subscription was bought, and the wrong one finds nothing. Look at the last charge on your card or bank statement: a line naming Apple, Google or Amazon means the store bills you; a line naming UFC or Fight Pass means UFC does.
Then understand the shape of the deletion. UFC's privacy policy describes a Right to Delete, exercised by request and subject to verification — "once we receive and confirm your verifiable request, we will delete" — with the note that if identity cannot be verified, "a request to delete personal information may be treated as a request to opt-out of the sale of personal information." So the request has to come from the email address on the account.
Step 1. Cancel the subscription
Billed by UFC. Sign in on the Fight Pass website. UFC's FAQ: click the My Account tab at the top of the page, click the My Subscriptions tab, click Cancel Subscription, and when asked to confirm click "Yes, Cancel Subscription." Access can be resumed later "as long as your payment information is up-to-date" — which is also why the payment method has to go before the account does, in Step 3.
Billed by Apple. On the iPhone or iPad: Settings → your name → Subscriptions → UFC Fight Pass → Cancel Subscription. UFC's FAQ points refund requests for these to Apple, not to UFC.
Billed by Google. Open the Play Store → profile picture → Payments & subscriptions → Subscriptions → UFC Fight Pass → Cancel subscription. UFC's FAQ also gives the route through payments.google.com → Bills and accounts.
Billed by Amazon. Through Amazon's own subscription management; UFC's FAQ directs Fire TV purchases there.
Cancelling stops the next charge. It does not end access to the current period, and it does not delete anything.
Step 2. Send the deletion request
UFC's privacy policy lists three channels for exercising the Right to Delete, and adds a fourth for subscribers: "If you have an online account with UFC FIGHT PASS, you may also exercise your rights through the menu options available to you in the account settings."
- Account settings. Sign in on the Fight Pass website, open the account menu, and look for the privacy or data request options. This is the shortest route because the account itself is the verification.
- The privacy webform, linked from the privacy policy under "How to Exercise Your Rights."
- Email to dataprivacy@ufc.com, sent from the address registered on the account. The policy states that requests may only be implemented "with respect to the Personal Data associated with the particular email address that you use to send us your request."
- Phone, for US residents: 1-866-983-0571.
State plainly that you are requesting deletion of your account and personal information under the privacy policy, give the account email, and keep the reply. For residents of the EEA and UK the same channels serve the Right to Erasure; the policy says UFC "will try to comply with your request as soon as reasonably practicable."
Step 3. Remove what deletion will not touch
Two things stay unless you act on them.
The payment method attached to the account, if UFC bills you. Before sending the request, open Account Info on the Fight Pass site and remove or replace the card — a cancelled subscription can be resumed on a stored card, and a deletion request in progress is not a cancellation.
The app on the phone. Once the request is confirmed, delete the UFC app if you no longer want the free companion; it is not deleted for you, and reinstalling and signing in later would create a new account rather than restore the old one.
If it does not work
You cannot find the subscription anywhere. It is billed by a store you have not checked. UFC's FAQ lists four billers — UFC, Apple, Google, Amazon — and the statement line is the only reliable way to tell which. Check every store account the household uses on the TV.
UFC replies asking for verification. The policy requires it: "All requests must be verified." Answer from the account email with the details requested. A request that cannot be verified is downgraded to an opt-out from data sales, which is not deletion.
The account still exists weeks later. The policy gives no fixed deadline for verified requests beyond "as soon as reasonably practicable," and adds that certain information may be retained "for recordkeeping purposes and/or to complete any transactions," with "residual copies" possibly remaining in backups. Reply on the same thread asking for confirmation of completion. California residents dissatisfied with the outcome can complain to the California Privacy Protection Agency; the policy names it.
You wanted to keep the archive and only stop the fights. Then cancel nothing here. Fight Pass never carried the numbered events in the US; those are on Paramount+, and it is that subscription you would cancel.
Bottom line
Cancel first, wherever the money actually goes, then send the deletion request from the account's own email address — through the account settings, the privacy webform or dataprivacy@ufc.com — and take the card off the account before you do. UFC will verify you, delete what the law requires, and keep what its records need. Nothing about deleting the app or signing out accomplishes any of it.
