Ending your Twitch membership made easy

About Twitch

Twitch Interactive, Inc. operates as a subsidiary of Amazon and constitutes one of the United Kingdom's most prominent live streaming platforms, primarily focused on gaming content, esports competitions, and creative broadcasts. In accordance with UK company law, the service operates through Twitch UK Limited, a registered entity subject to British consumer protection legislation including the Consumer Rights Act 2015 and the Consumer Contracts (Information, Cancellation and Additional Charges) Regulations 2013.

The platform facilitates real-time streaming services whereby content creators broadcast to audiences who may interact through chat functions and subscription mechanisms. Furthermore, Twitch provides a comprehensive ecosystem encompassing both free-tier access and premium subscription services, each governed by distinct contractual terms and conditions that users must acknowledge upon registration.

From a contractual perspective, Twitch operates under a Terms of Service agreement that constitutes a legally binding contract between the service provider and the end user. This agreement encompasses various subscription tiers, each with specific obligations and entitlements. Consequently, users considering cancellation must understand their contractual position and the legal frameworks governing service termination within the United Kingdom.

The platform's business model incorporates multiple revenue streams, including subscription fees, advertising revenue, and virtual currency transactions known as \