BOTLOBBIESDoes signing out of the website stop my hosted bot?
Signing out closes your website session; it does not send a bot-stop instruction or cancel a subscription. Use the bot's own controls or subscription-management action for those separate tasks.
Save changes before leaving the panel
If you have edited the bot's settings, let the panel finish saving them before you sign out. The website checks for pending configuration saves and can ask you to retry a save instead of leaving with changes still unresolved. A successful sign-out clears the current account view in the browser. That is different from sending an instruction to the hosted bot, and the absence of the panel after sign-out should not be used as evidence that the bot has disconnected from Fortnite.
Use the specific action for the result you want
To stop a bot, use its supported stop control and read the resulting state. To manage future subscription renewal, use the subscription-management option rather than assuming that closing the account page changes billing. Signing out, stopping a bot, and cancelling renewal have different purposes. If you are unsure which action completed, return through normal account sign-in and inspect the relevant bot or subscription status. Do not press several different controls just because the website login screen appeared after you chose to sign out.
Be careful on a shared browser
Check that the website reports a successful sign-out before leaving a shared device. The server also clears the Epic session cookie handled by the website so another person should not recover that browser's link simply by refreshing. This does not mean the service has signed you out of Epic's own website or every other browser. Keep those sessions separate when checking a shared computer. A failed sign-out response deserves another attempt or a clear error report rather than an assumption that every account session has already been removed.