TradeIt allows you to downgrade your subscription plan if your usage needs change.
Downgrading helps you switch to a lower plan while continuing to use the platform without interruption.
When the Downgrade Takes Effect
Unlike plan upgrades, plan downgrades do not take effect immediately.
When you downgrade your plan:
- your current plan remains active until the end of the billing cycle
- the downgraded plan will start at the next billing date
This ensures that you can continue using the features and credits from your current plan until the billing period ends.
What Happens to Your Credits
Your existing credits remain available during your current billing period.
However, when the new (lower) plan becomes active, the maximum credit limit will be adjusted according to the downgraded plan.
If your remaining credits exceed the new plan’s limit, the excess credits may expire automatically.
Rollover Limit After Downgrading
Each plan has a maximum credit limit based on its monthly credit allocation.
After downgrading:
Maximum Credits = Monthly Credits + Rollover CapIf your current credit balance exceeds this limit, the excess credits will be removed.
This ensures that the credit balance remains within the allowed limit of the downgraded plan.
Example Downgrade Scenario
Example:
Item | Value |
Current Plan | Pro Plan |
New Plan | Plus Plan |
Downgrade Effective Date | Next billing cycle |
Remaining Credits | 12,000 |
New Maximum Allowed | 6,000 |
Excess Credits | Automatically removed |
In this case, credits above the new maximum limit will expire.
When Downgrading May Be Useful
Downgrading may be helpful if:
- your monthly credit usage has decreased
- you need fewer email integrations
- your outreach activities are temporarily reduced
You can always upgrade again later if your usage increases.
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