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# Manage subscription and billing

Use the Subscription page to review plan access, upgrade, start checkout, and manage billing.

## Open Subscription

1. Open the account menu.
2. Click **Subscription**.

## What You Can See

* Current plan
* Trial status
* Signature slot usage
* Renewal date or cancellation date
* Past-due status if payment failed
* Feature comparison

## Upgrade

1. Open **Subscription**.
2. Choose Pro or Business.
3. Choose monthly or annual billing.
4. Click the upgrade button.
5. Complete checkout.

## Free Trial

Free users who have not used a trial can start a 14-day Pro trial from the Pro plan card.

## Manage Billing

If your account has a Stripe customer record, click **Manage subscription & billing** to open the billing portal.


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