Payments and subscriptions

How do I downgrade my plan and what happens then?

What happens to projects above the new limit (lock + choosing active ones), to your team (suspension or dormant members) and what notifications you get before the plan changes.

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A downgrade (moving to a lower plan) takes effect at the end of the current billing period - until then you keep everything you've already paid for.

Step by step

1.User menu → Plan & billingManage subscription.
2.Pick the lower plan - you'll see when the change takes effect.
3.Confirm. You use the current plan until the period ends; from the next billing cycle the lower plan and price apply.

Notifications before the change

From the moment a downgrade is scheduled, you get the full picture before anything actually changes:

an email on the day it's scheduled - with the change date and a summary of the effects,
a reminder 3 days before the change,
a banner on the home page the whole time, letting you choose your active projects ahead of time (see below) or reverse the plan change.

The key issue: projects above the new limit

This is the only downgrade scenario requiring your decision. Example: you have 12 projects on Agency and move to Pro (limit of 5).

No data is deleted - the audit history and reports of all projects stay stored and visible, and you can still export them.
You choose which projects stay active - up to the new plan's limit. Without a choice from you, the system activates the N most recently audited projects automatically.
Projects outside the active set are locked from re-auditing - until you free a slot (by deleting a project) or change your active selection (allowed once every 30 days).
You can choose your active projects ahead of time, before the change even takes effect - from the home page banner.

What else changes moving from Agency to Pro

white-label goes away (exports return to standard GA4audit branding - the branding data itself isn't deleted, it comes back on a future upgrade),
the team is suspended entirely - extra users lose access to shared projects, the account returns to single-seat (details: how to invite a team),
the dedicated consultant.

Moving from Enterprise to Agency with a larger team

If you have more than 5 people on your team (the Agency plan's limit) and move down from Enterprise, the team doesn't disappear - the owner plus the 4 longest-tenured members stay active, the rest become dormant (they keep access to their own account, just not to the team's shared projects). The owner can change the active line-up at any time - details in the team article.

Refunds on downgrade

A downgrade doesn't generate a refund for the current period - that's why it takes effect at the period's end: you fully use what you paid for.

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