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Could you check your Roku subscriptions? Just head over to my.roku.com/subscriptions and log in to your Roku account. You’ll see a list of your active subscriptions and their renewal dates. After you’ve checked that, try updating your channels by highlighting the app, pressing the star button, and selecting "Update." Then, give the Roku device a system restart.
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My monthly subscription ended on March 2nd and the annual subscription started on March 2nd to 2026. I’ve done a system restart twice. I can only sign out when i start the App but I don’t get a ‘sign in’ option, it appears to be a loop with no sign in capabilities.
- RokuJharra-Q8 months agoRetired Moderator
Fotos2 Thanks for the update!
If your Paramount+ subscription isn't working on Roku, try restarting your Roku, uninstalling and then reinstalling the Paramount+ app, or making sure your subscription is active and your payment info is up to date.
Need more help? The accounts and subscriptions team will gladly assist you. You can reach them here: Roku support website and press the Check support options.
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Roku Community Team- CMOS-128 months agoReel Rookie
1. We thought of uninstalling the app. But ROKU will not show the Remove option when it knows the account is active. That is a problem for trying this solution.
2. So, we are signed in. If we try to complete the connection following the prompt of the Paramount+ app, it presents a set of providers to choose from but, our provider (ISP, metronet) isn't listed.
3. It appears to be a catch-22. It seems that the only option now is to cancel the subscription, remove the app from ROKU (when it thinks the account is no longer active), and start over.
- Strega28 months agoRoku Guru
Yes, not being able to remove is a symptom/feature of paying for the app via Roku. (And is one of the reasons that many here suggest that you don't do that.)
You say it is asking for your provider, but I'm pretty sure its asking for your TV provider. I've never heard of a Roku app demanding your internet provider. Is this for watching a local/live channel? I don't believe I connected my Paramount+ app to any provider, but I don't use it for "live TV".