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Cancel PostHog paid usage from the organization billing settings at app.posthog.com/organization/billing: set a billing limit on each product, which is the documented self-serve cancellation. It takes about 2 minutes; usage beyond a limit is not ingested or billed, and ending the agreement entirely requires thirty days written notice. PostHog says unexpected bills are pretty much always refunded, while prepaid contract credits are non-refundable.
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Product analytics platform bundling analytics, session replay, feature flags, experiments and error tracking, priced per product on usage. This guide covers every place the subscription can live - the website and team plans - plus what happens to refunds, pausing and your data afterwards.
There is no per-product unsubscribe button in the public docs - billing limits are the documented self-serve mechanism, with written notice to end the agreement entirely.
Sign in and go to app.posthog.com/organization/billing - the documented home for billing limits, card details and invoices.
In the billing limit section at the bottom of each product, click Set billing limit, enter your dollar limit and press Save. This must be done separately for each product.
PostHog's pricing FAQ answers "Can I cancel my plan at any time?" with: yes - set a billing limit at any time and you are only charged for what you use. Usage beyond a limit is not ingested and never billed.
Click "Manage card details and view past invoices" to open the Stripe portal, where invoices and receipts live under Invoice history.
PostHog's terms allow terminating the agreement at any time on thirty days' written notice. Termination does not waive fees for usage already incurred.
Usage beyond a billing limit you set is permanently dropped, not queued. Expect one final monthly invoice for usage already incurred.
Pre-paid credit plans run on a contract (usually 12 months) captured in an order form, arranged through PostHog's sales team.
Prepaid credits are non-refundable and expire twelve months from purchase. On renewal at equal or higher spend, PostHog may roll over half of the remaining credits.
You can move to any pay-as-you-go plan. Either party may terminate with thirty days' written notice; customers without prepaid credits get no refund on termination.
Tick a step to keep your place - nothing is stored. Tap a step to tick it off - nothing is stored.
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No one pays for a spot here - the cheapest option simply goes first, the Switch button goes straight to the provider, and every card links to our own verified guide.
Add it to your subscriptions and see what the whole stack costs - and what walks away if you cancel.
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Tell us when PostHog 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.
PostHog's pricing page says unexpected bills are "pretty much always" refunded, and its side-project-insurance page promises to refund an unexpectedly large first-month bill caused by a traffic spike on hobby projects (via the in-app Help button) - while reserving the final call. Under the terms, prepaid contract credits are non-refundable, and customers without prepaid credits are not entitled to a refund on termination.
Cancel paid usage by setting billing limits at any time; you only pay for what you used. Over-limit data is not ingested and is lost. On the free plan, events over the monthly allowance are dropped and feature flags return a default quota-limited response. Free keeps 1 project and 1-year retention, versus 6 projects and 7-year retention with a card on file.
No pause option is documented. The closest mechanism is a billing limit: once usage hits it, ingestion stops and you are never charged above the amount you set, while the free monthly allowance keeps resetting.
Events are retained 7 years on paid plans and 1 year on free; recordings 90 days on pay-as-you-go and 1 month on free; logs 14 days. Data beyond its retention period may be permanently deleted. An organization owner can delete the whole organization and all its data from the Danger Zone in settings - irreversible, completing within minutes.
Yes, likely. PostHog bills monthly for usage already incurred, and its terms state termination does not waive fees already owed - expect one final usage invoice.
Additional events are permanently dropped and feature flags return a default quota-limited response. PostHog never charges more than the limit you set.
Yes - another 1M analytics events, 5K session replays and so on each month. Unused free allowance does not roll over.
Yes. PostHog stays free while you remain under the free tier limits, with 1 project and 1-year data retention.
Data older than the retention period may be permanently deleted: events keep 1 year on free (7 years on paid) and recordings 1 month on free (90 days on pay-as-you-go).
In billing settings, click "Manage card details and view past invoices" to open Stripe, then download them under Invoice history.
Manually verified on 6 Aug 2026, based on official documentation. If PostHog changed something, telling us takes one click - a human re-checks every report.