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# Subscription Management

I mistakenly selected the quarterly plan instead of the monthly one, and I was surprised by the charge. I would like to kindly request to change my subscription to the monthly plan.

#### How to Downgrade Your Subscription

1. **Go to “Manage Subscriptions”**
   * Log in to your Chatly account.
   * Navigate to Manage Subscriptions from profile menu options.
2. **Check Your Current Plan**
   * Review your existing subscription details.
3. **Select a Lower-Tier Plan**
   * Choose the plan that best fits your usage, and click on "Switch" under that plan.
4. **Review Billing Adjustments**
   * Confirm the adjustments that will take effect once the current billing cycle ends. 
5. **Confirm the Downgrade**
   * Submit the change. Your new plan will begin with the next billing period.

#### **Note:** 

* Downgrades are applied at the start of the next billing cycle.
* Your current plan remains active until the billing period ends.


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