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Open the Appwrite organization, go to Billing, click Change plan and select Free. The downgrade takes effect at the end of the current billing period. Purchases are normally non-refundable, although eligible first-time Cloud users may request a discretionary refund within 14 days.
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Managed backend platform with databases, authentication, storage, functions and real-time APIs. This guide covers every place the subscription can live - the website - plus what happens to refunds, pausing and your data afterwards.
Sign in to Appwrite Console and select the organization that owns the paid Cloud plan.
Open the organization's Billing tab, where Appwrite shows the current billing period and plan controls.
Choose Change plan, select Free and complete the confirmation prompts. Paid limits remain until the end of the current billing period.
Tick a step to keep your place - nothing is stored. Tap a step to tick it off - nothing is stored.
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Tell us when Appwrite Cloud renews and download a calendar reminder that lands two days before, with this guide and the direct cancellation page inside. Nothing is stored - the file is yours.
Cloud purchases are non-refundable by default. A first-time Cloud user may request a refund within 14 days when the service critically fails expectations and there has not been significant usage. Appwrite decides eligibility case by case; submit the request through a Console support ticket.
A switch from Pro or Scale to Free keeps paid limits until the end of the current billing period. Then Free limits apply. Excess databases are disabled oldest first and other over-limit resources are disabled, not documented as deleted. All organization admins except the creator are removed if multiple members exist.
No Cloud subscription pause option is documented on Appwrite's pricing, Billing, plan-change, terms or refund pages.
Changing to Free disables resources above Free limits rather than documenting their deletion. Subscription cancellation and account deletion are separate. Appwrite does not publish a post-cancellation retention period, so export important data before any later account or project deletion.
Open the organization in Appwrite Console, go to Billing, click Change plan and select Free.
At the end of the current billing period. Paid limits remain available until then.
Excess resources are disabled. Excess databases are disabled oldest first, and extra organization admins are removed except for the creator.
Purchases are normally non-refundable. Eligible first-time Cloud users may request a discretionary refund within 14 days for a critical mismatch without significant usage.
Manually verified on 13 Aug 2026, based on official documentation. If Appwrite Cloud changed something, telling us takes one click - a human re-checks every report.