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# Upgrade, downgrade & cancel

## Upgrade, downgrade & cancel

You can change billing at any time.

The effect depends on the change.

### How do upgrades work?

Upgrades let you move an assistant to a higher tier.

Use them when you need more capability or more conversation capacity.

### How do downgrades work?

Downgrades move an assistant to a lower tier.

Make sure the lower tier still fits the workflows you need.

### What happens when you cancel?

Cancellation keeps access until the current billing period ends.

You can resume before that date.

### What happens if you resume before the period ends?

The assistant or workspace stays active.

You do not need to rebuild the setup.

### Related links

* [Pricing overview](/replai-docs/pricing-and-billing/pricing-overview.md)
* [Monthly vs annual billing](/replai-docs/pricing-and-billing/monthly-vs-annual-billing.md)
* [Multiple assistants](/replai-docs/pricing-and-billing/multiple-assistants.md)


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