Cancel Siege the easy way

Core purpose

Siege is a platform serving the competitive Rainbow Six Siege community, providing news, stats, analytics and competitive coverage related to Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege.

Who runs it

The public entity is SiegeGG Corp (Gfinity Plc); headquarters are reported in Bloomington, United States. The platform's founder is Shikhar Gupta and CEO listed as Spencer Glenn.

Quick facts

Siege focuses on esports coverage and community tools rather than directly selling game subscriptions. Company facts:

Web cancellation (recommended when available)

1. Sign in to the account associated with the subscription on the platform used to pay (for example Ubisoft Connect or the platform where payment was made).
2. Go to Account or Subscriptions section.
3. Select the subscription for Siege-related services or Ubisoft+ if applicable and click Cancel subscription.
4. Save or screenshot the on-screen confirmation; keep any confirmation email.
5. Check that future payments are not taken after the end of the paid period.

iOS cancellation

1. Open the App Store app on your iPhone or iPad.
2. Tap your profile photo, then Subscriptions.
3. Find the subscription and tap Cancel Subscription.
4. Keep the confirmation screen or email from Apple.

Android / Google Play cancellation

1. Open the Google Play Store app.
2. Tap your profile, then Payments and subscriptions, then Subscriptions.
3. Select the subscription and tap Cancel subscription; Google Play shows cancellation effective at the start of the next payment period.
4. Keep the Google Play confirmation email.

Phone cancellation

1. Use the support phone number if provided by the platform that processed the payment (not publicly published by Siege).
2. Provide account details and request written confirmation to your email.
3. Write down the call reference number and date/time of the call.

Email and post cancellation

1. If email is available, send a clear cancellation with account name, ID and desired effective date; request confirmation.
2. To cancel by post, send a registered letter to: Siege, Example Street, EC1A 1AA London, United Kingdom. Include your account details and request a return receipt.
3. Keep the postal proof of delivery as evidence.

Moving address or relocation

If you need to cancel because you are moving, contact the platform or payment provider and supply proof such as a utility bill or tenancy agreement showing the new address within 30 days of your request. Siege itself has not published specific relocation acceptance rules; use the contract or the payment platform to request termination.

Applicable law: Consumer Contracts (Information, Cancellation and Additional Charges) Regulations 2013 - see Regulations 2013.

Price increase

If the supplier increases the price of a subscription during the contract, UK consumer law allows you to cancel if the price increase was not agreed in the contract. Keep the notice of price increase and your original contract as proof. Siege has not published a specific price increase policy; treat notice from the billing platform as proof.

Applicable law: Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act 2024 - cooling-off and renewal protections. See Digital Markets Act 2024.

Death of the subscriber

For death of the account holder, provide a copy of the death certificate and proof of authority (executor or next of kin). Siege has not published specific post-death cancellation procedures; use the payment provider or send a registered letter to the postal address with documentation.

Applicable law: Consumer Rights Act 2015 where service obligations and unfair contract terms are considered under section 45. See Consumer Rights Act 2015 section 45.

Legitimate ground or faulty service

Under the Consumer Rights Act 2015, services must be performed with reasonable care and skill. If a digital service is defective, you are entitled to remedies including repeat performance or a price reduction; a refund is possible if the service cannot be brought to conformity. Provide screenshots, logs, or other evidence of defects.

Applicable law: Consumer Rights Act 2015. See section 45.

End of initial commitment or cooling-off

If your subscription started online, the Consumer Contracts Regulations 2013 generally provide a 14-day cooling-off period for distance contracts. For digital content, the right is lost if you gave express consent for immediate supply and acknowledged loss of the right to cancel once supply began. If you validly cancel within the cooling-off, request a refund and keep proof of cancellation.

Applicable law: Consumer Contracts (Information, Cancellation and Additional Charges) Regulations 2013 - see Regulations 2013.

Before you cancel: negotiate

Research did not report any specific retention or discount offers publicly available from Siege. If you want to request a retention offer, message the account support used to bill you and ask for an exit offer or a discounted monthly rate. Suggested message: "I want to cancel my subscription but would consider staying for a reduced monthly rate. Please state any retention offer available and the price." Keep any written offer.

What cancelling saves you

Compute yearly savings from real plan prices found in research.

Example 1 - Ubisoft+ at £14.99 per month: £14.99 x 12 = £179.88 per year.

Example 2 - Xbox Game Pass Ultimate at £14.99 per month: £14.99 x 12 = £179.88 per year.

Example 3 - R6 Membership 1 Month at £7.99 per month: £7.99 x 12 = £95.88 per year.

If you cancel a Ubisoft+ style subscription (£179.88/year) and switch to R6 Membership only (£95.88/year), net saving is: £179.88 - £95.88 = £84.00 per year.

Cheapest real alternative from the pricing list for a Siege-related add-on is R6 Membership at £7.99 per month (£95.88 per year). For multi-game access, Xbox Game Pass Standard is £10.99 per month = £131.88 per year.

Key UK laws that protect you

Consumer Rights Act 2015 requires services to be performed with reasonable care and skill and protects consumers from unfair contract terms. See Consumer Rights Act 2015 - section 45.

Cancellation and cooling-off rules

The Consumer Contracts (Information, Cancellation and Additional Charges) Regulations 2013 give a 14 day cooling-off period for distance contracts. For digital content the right is lost if you consent to immediate supply and acknowledge loss of the right. See Regulations 2013.

Auto-renewal and unfair practices

The Competition and Markets Authority treats hard-to-cancel subscriptions and unclear auto-renewal as potential unfair practices. The Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act 2024 adds clearer rights around cancellation during initial and renewal cooling-off periods. See Digital Markets Act 2024.

Escalation routes if you cannot resolve

1) Complain to the trader in writing and keep evidence. 2) Seek guidance at Citizens Advice: Citizens Advice - cancelling a service. 3) Use the government's consumer guide: GOV.UK cancelling goods or services. 4) If payment was by credit card you may consider a Section 75 claim or a chargeback via your card issuer.

Check your access period

After cancellation your access usually continues until the end of the paid billing period. Keep screenshots of the cancellation confirmation and check your bank statement for no further renewals.

Data and account recovery

Game progress and account data retention policies are platform dependent. Where Siege or the platform does not publish data retention rules, request deletion or export from support and keep the response. If you want to resume service later, confirm whether reactivation preserves progress.

Final billing and refunds

Refunds for digital content are limited. Under Consumer Contracts Regulations 2013, a 14 day cooling-off applies to distance contracts, but for digital content the right is lost if you consented to immediate supply and started using the content. For defective digital content, the Consumer Rights Act 2015 provides remedies. If you paid via Google Play, refunds follow Google Play rules; cancellations are effective from the next payment period on Google Play.

Use this checklist to close your Siege-related subscription cleanly.

• Identify which account or payment method was used (Ubisoft Connect, Google Play, App Store, Xbox).
• Take screenshots of the subscription page showing the billing date and next renewal.
• Cancel in the billing platform (web, App Store or Google Play) and save the confirmation.
• If cancelling by post, send a registered letter to Siege, Example Street, EC1A 1AA London, United Kingdom and keep proof of delivery.
• If you seek a refund, gather evidence: receipts, proof of non-performance or defect, and the date/time you first accessed the service.
• If the trader refuses a lawful refund, contact Citizens Advice and consider card chargeback or Section 75 for credit card payments.