How to cancel Adult Time.
Adult Time names SegPay as the processor to contact to cancel. How to find the charge, stop the $2.95 trial before it rebills at $29.95, and check for a second membership.
Adult Time's join page is specific about who handles cancellation: it names SegPay as the payment processor to contact for billing inquiries or to cancel a membership, and Epoch as its authorised sales agent. That matters twice over — your bank statement shows the processor rather than the site, and a US class action alleges that some trial signups ended up with more than one membership.
Start with the processor.
On 27 July 2026, Adult Time's join page named SegPay as the payment processor to contact to cancel a membership, and Epoch as its authorised sales agent. Both run consumer lookup sites — cs.segpay.com for SegPay and epoch.com for Epoch — where you locate a subscription from the details of the charge and cancel it there.
Read the statement line first. The charge appears under the processor rather than under the Adult Time name, so the descriptor tells you which of the two lookups to use. Have the date and amount to hand; those are what the lookup needs.
Beat the trial rebill.
The three-day trial is where most of the money goes. The join page priced it at $2.95, streaming only with no downloads, and stated that it rebills at $29.95 a month. The standard monthly plan on the same page cost $19.95 and included downloads.
That makes the trial the dearest way to keep a membership: $10 a month more than buying monthly outright. If you are only trying it, cancel inside the three days. If you already know you will stay, the $19.95 monthly plan is the cheaper way in.
Check for a second membership.
Adult Time's trial signup is the subject of a documented class action. Booe v. GammaBilling, Inc., case 2:23-cv-08568, was filed in the US District Court for the Central District of California on 11 October 2023. The complaint alleges that people who took the trial were enrolled in additional memberships.
Those are allegations, not findings. The precaution they point to costs nothing: after cancelling, look over your next two statements for any further charge from SegPay or Epoch. If one appears, look it up on the processor's site in the same way — it may be a separate membership that needs its own cancellation.
Once it is cancelled.
Keep whatever confirmation the processor gives you, along with the date. If a charge lands after that date, the confirmation is the first thing the processor or your card issuer will ask to see.
Every plan on the join page recurs, the annual one included. A year bought as a single $143.40 payment renews as another $143.40 twelve months later unless it has been cancelled — so an annual membership needs cancelling too, just on a longer clock.
Where these facts come from.
Prices and the named processors come from Adult Time's join page as it read on 27 July 2026, and the processors' lookup sites from their own published details; the case details come from the court docket. Plans change, so confirm the rate at checkout. We have no commercial relationship with Adult Time.
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How do I cancel Adult Time?
Adult Time's join page names SegPay as the processor to contact to cancel a membership, with Epoch as its authorised sales agent. Find the charge on your statement, then look the subscription up on cs.segpay.com or epoch.com — whichever matches the descriptor — and cancel it there.
What does Adult Time show as on my bank statement?
The processor rather than the site name. Look for SegPay or Epoch, the two companies Adult Time's join page names for billing.
Does the Adult Time trial renew automatically?
Yes. On 27 July 2026 the $2.95 three-day trial rebilled at $29.95 a month, $10 more than the $19.95 monthly plan. Cancel inside the three days if you do not want to continue.
Why am I being charged twice by Adult Time?
Check whether you have two memberships. A class action, Booe v. GammaBilling, Inc. (C.D. Cal. 2:23-cv-08568, filed 11 October 2023), alleges that trial signups were enrolled in additional memberships. Look up each charge with the processor and cancel any you did not mean to keep.
Does an annual Adult Time plan renew?
Yes. The join page listed the one-year plan at $143.40 in one payment, renewing at $143.40 every year unless cancelled.