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Cancel a feed or your subscription

End a single feed subscription, cancel your whole plan, or delete your account — each has a different effect on billing and data retention.

Three different cancel actions, three different outcomes. A feed cancel keeps your plan and key active. A plan cancel drops you to a read-only account at the end of the cycle. An account deletion wipes your keys, subscriptions, and audit trail. This walkthrough covers all three so you pick the right one.

Before you start: you're signed in.

Cancel a single feed from My Feeds

The My Feeds page with a feed card highlighted and its cancel option visible.
The My Feeds page with a feed card highlighted and its cancel option visible.

Confirm the feed cancel

A confirmation dialog for cancelling a feed, showing the exact date access ends and the refund policy.
A confirmation dialog for cancelling a feed, showing the exact date access ends and the refund policy.

Cancel your whole platform subscription from Billing

The Billing page with the Cancel subscription option visible below the plan details.
The Billing page with the Cancel subscription option visible below the plan details.

Review what cancelling your plan actually does

A confirmation view listing everything that stops: API calls, feed subscriptions, usage analytics retention.
A confirmation view listing everything that stops: API calls, feed subscriptions, usage analytics retention.

Deleting your account (optional, irreversible)

The Settings page with the Delete account section at the bottom, marked as a destructive action.
The Settings page with the Delete account section at the bottom, marked as a destructive action.

What's next

  • Downgrade insteadUpgrade or downgrade your tier if you want to reduce costs without losing your account.
  • Pause a single feed — feed cancels are cheap to reverse; resubscribe from Subscribe to a paid feed.
  • Read-only access — after a plan cancel, your dashboard still works; you just can't make API calls. Your keys are revoked automatically.

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