Fortnite Crew in November 2026: Price, the Monarcha Pack, and How to Cancel Explained
Fortnite Crew's lineup just shifted for November 2026: a new Monarcha Crew Pack, a V-Bucks grant that quietly dropped from 1,000 to 800 back in June, and two perks on a countdown to disappear. Here's every current benefit and how to cancel on any platform.
Fortnite Crew is Epic Games' monthly subscription for Fortnite, and its lineup of benefits changes every few weeks as new seasons, passes, and cosmetics roll in. As of early November 2026, the subscription includes a brand-new Crew Pack, a V-Bucks grant that was quietly cut earlier this year, and a couple of perks that are about to disappear for good. Here's exactly what's in Fortnite Crew right now, what's changing in the next two months, and how to cancel it on every platform if you decide it's not for you.
1. What Fortnite Crew Actually Includes
Fortnite Crew is a recurring monthly subscription sold directly through the Fortnite item shop, with billing handled by whichever storefront you subscribed through (Epic Games on PC, or the PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo, or mobile app stores). In the United States it's priced at $11.99 a month, with regional pricing set separately for other currencies. According to Epic's own in-game subscription data, the current package includes:
- 800 V-Bucks, granted on your personal billing date
- Access to the Battle Pass, Music Pass, LEGO® Pass, and OG Pass for as long as each is active
- Rocket Pass Premium for the current Rocket League season (not available if you only play Fortnite on mobile)
- A monthly Crew Pack: an exclusive Outfit, Back Bling, and Pickaxe you can't get any other way
- Progressive "Crew Styles" cosmetic variants that unlock in stages across the month
Epic's own shorthand for the subscription sums it up as "the Battle Pass, Music Pass, LEGO Pass & Rocket Pass Premium, 7 Outfits and 90+ Rewards, 800 V-Bucks" for the current cycle — a wider net than just a single skin drop, which is part of why Crew has stayed popular even as its individual perks have shifted over time.
2. The November 2026 Crew Pack: Monarcha
This month's exclusive bundle centers on the Monarcha Outfit, which comes with a matching Back Bling and Pickaxe. Epic describes the pack simply as "Get the Monarcha Outfit, Back Bling, and Pickaxe!" and it unlocks instantly for anyone subscribed when it goes live, with no quests or grinding required. Like every past Crew Pack, Monarcha is tied to a hard cutoff: Epic's own data lists it as discontinued on January 1, 2027, after which subscribers won't be able to claim it retroactively. If you want it, the only way in is an active subscription before that date.
Crew Packs rotate monthly and rarely return once they're gone, which is the main reason the subscription has built a following separate from the Battle Pass itself — subscribers are effectively building a backlog of exclusive cosmetics one month at a time.
3. Battle Pass, Music Pass, LEGO Pass, and OG Pass — All Included
The biggest practical value in Crew is that it unlocks premium rewards across every active pass at once, not just the core Battle Pass. Right now that means the Chapter 7 Season 4 Battle Pass, the Music Pass, and the LEGO Pass all progress together while you're subscribed, and Epic notes that if you're chasing the full Battle Bundle, Crew lets you add 25 rewards to your Battle Pass at any time rather than buying the bundle outright.
The OG Pass is the one perk on a countdown: Epic's subscription data flags it as "Discontinued after Dec 4," meaning Crew members have until December 4, 2026 to claim its premium track before it's retired from the benefits list. If OG-era rewards are the reason you're subscribed, that's the date to watch.
4. Captain X and the "Earn Up To" Track
Beyond the instant claims, Crew also feeds into a progression track Epic lists as "Earn Up To," which currently includes a reward called Captain X, described as "earned by completing quests." Unlike the V-Bucks and pass access, this one isn't automatic — it requires actually playing and finishing in-game quests during the active period while subscribed. Epic's listing also flags "More Crew Benefits" arriving on December 5, 2026, right after the OG Pass cutoff, so the lineup is set to shift again within the month.
5. The V-Bucks Grant Is Smaller Than It Used to Be
If you subscribed to Crew a while back, you may remember getting 1,000 V-Bucks a month — that changed earlier in 2026. Epic emailed subscribers directly to confirm the cut, writing that "for subscriptions renewing on or after June 6, 2026, the V-Bucks grant in Fortnite Crew will change from 1,000 to 800 V-Bucks." The monthly price stayed the same through the change, and the live subscription data confirms 800 V-Bucks is still the figure today. Anyone whose renewal date fell before June 6 kept the old 1,000 V-Bucks grant until their next renewal, but every active Crew subscription has been on the 800 V-Bucks rate since.
It's a quieter change than a price increase, but it functions the same way: the same $11.99 now buys slightly less in pure currency, even though the pass access and monthly cosmetics haven't shrunk. Factor that into any math you're doing on whether a 1-month Crew subscription or a direct Battle Pass purchase is the better deal for a given season's leveling path — 800 V-Bucks plus pass access is still enough to offset the subscription cost most months, just not by quite as much as before.
6. Crew Also Covers Rocket Pass Premium in Rocket League
One benefit that's easy to miss if you only play Fortnite: an active Crew subscription also grants Rocket Pass Premium for the current Rocket League season, Epic's other major free-to-play title. Epic's own description is explicit that this applies "as part of your Crew subscription," though it specifies Rocket League isn't available on Mobile, so the benefit only applies on PC and console. If you or someone in your household plays both games, that's effectively a second subscription's worth of value bundled into the one Fortnite Crew payment.
7. How to Cancel Fortnite Crew, Platform by Platform
Cancelling stops future renewals — it does not refund the period you're currently in, and Epic's help center is explicit that Epic-purchased subscriptions aren't refundable at all (platform purchases go through that platform's own refund process instead). The exact steps differ depending on where you originally subscribed:
- Epic Games (PC): Sign in at epicgames.com/account, go to Subscriptions, select Fortnite Crew, choose Cancel Subscription, then confirm.
- PlayStation: Sign in to PlayStation Network, then on PS5 go to Settings > Users and Accounts > Account > Payment and Subscriptions > Game and App Services > Fortnite, select the Fortnite Crew subscription, and choose Turn Off Auto-Renew. On PS4 the same option is under Settings > Account Management > Account Information > Services List.
- Xbox: Go to account.microsoft.com, open Services & Subscriptions, select Manage next to the subscription, then choose Turn Off Recurring Billing.
- Nintendo Switch: Open the Nintendo eShop, select your account icon, choose Your Subscriptions, and press Turn Off Automatic Renewal for Fortnite Crew — or do the same from a browser at ec.nintendo.com/my/rights.
- iOS App Store: Open Settings, tap your name, go to Subscriptions, select Fortnite Crew, then Cancel Subscription and Confirm.
- Samsung Galaxy Store: Open the Galaxy Store, go to Menu > Subscriptions, select the Fortnite app, and choose Unsubscribe.
Whichever platform you used, your current benefits stay active through the end of the billing period you already paid for — cancelling just stops the next charge. If you're not sure which platform you subscribed through, Epic's help center suggests checking your bank or card statement, or looking at the Subscriptions tab on your Epic account.
8. Should You Subscribe This Month?
The math is pretty simple: at $11.99, 800 V-Bucks alone covers a meaningful chunk of the cost, and that's before counting Battle Pass, Music Pass, LEGO Pass, and Rocket Pass Premium access, plus an exclusive Outfit you can't buy any other way once it's gone. It's a strong deal for anyone already planning to buy at least one of those passes this month. It's a weaker deal if you've already got every pass unlocked for the season and only want the V-Bucks, since 800 V-Bucks a month at $11.99 isn't as efficient as buying a larger V-Bucks pack outright. The two dates worth putting on a calendar either way are December 4, when the OG Pass benefit ends, and January 1, 2027, when the Monarcha Crew Pack and this season's Crew Styles both stop being claimable.
9. Quick Recap and Official Resources
Fortnite Crew currently runs $11.99 a month in the US and includes 800 V-Bucks, the Battle Pass, Music Pass, LEGO Pass, OG Pass (through December 4), Rocket Pass Premium for Rocket League on PC/console, the quest-earned Captain X reward, and the exclusive Monarcha Outfit Crew Pack (claimable through January 1, 2027). The V-Bucks grant was cut from 1,000 to 800 back in June 2026 at no change to the price. You can cancel at any time from whichever storefront you subscribed through, and your current benefits stay active until the billing period you've already paid for ends. For the full, current season rundown or a browse through every guide on the site, check the walkthroughs.net Fortnite archive.
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