> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.mavenseed.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.mavenseed.com/admin/subscriptions/changing-your-subscription-plan.md).

# Changing your Maven Subscription Plan

As a customer to Mavenseed (Maven) and or your customers themselves are able to change or cancel their subscription. 

Let's go over how to change a subscription on Mavenseed. 

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If you're interested in cancelling your and or a customer of yours subscription be review those instructions, avoid Deleting the Subscription, this does not cancel the subscription. 
{% endhint %}

Changing Subscriptions as a Maven

While logged into your Mavenseed admin account, choose Account from the drop-down menu underneath your Avatar dropdown. From there click on the Subscription tab. 

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On the right hand side you'll see an info block containing information regarding your subscription on Mavenseed. To change your subscription to a new plan, click the green (change) link. 

Displayed by default will be the current plan you're subscribed to. To explore other plans click the Swap link to the right. This will bring up a window of available subscription options. Click on the desired new subscription.

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 This will update and display what the new pro-rated charge amount will be. 

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The process for customers of Maven's is identical to the above. 
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