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# How to unsubscribe?

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Only the Owner and Administrators of the company can cancel the subscription.
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To cancel the subscription:

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Log in to your profile at [roolz.net](https://roolz.net) and then to the space of the company you are working on behalf of.
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Click on the "Settings" button located in the upper right corner.
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Select "Plan and billing" tab on the left.
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Click on the ellipsis on the right where your current plan is indicated, then on "Cancel subscription". Confirm this action with the "Yes, cancel" selection, and the subscription will be canceled.
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Your plan will change to the free version at the end of the plan's scheduled term. For example, if you bought any monthly plan on February 1 and canceled on February 15, the free version will start running from March 1. The same is valid for annual subscriptions.

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**Note!** You won't be able to purchase a new plan until your old subscription expires even if it's canceled. However, until the subscription automatically expires, all plan features remain.
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