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# Manage Subscriptions
Manage your BugBug subscriptions and stay up to date with the latest BugBug versions.
To upgrade or downgrade your plan, click the top-right user icon and go to **Organization Settings**, then to the **Subscriptions tab**.
[Learn more about BugBug plans.](https://bugbug.io/pricing/)
## Upgrading or downgrading your plan
When your test base grows, it can be useful to upgrade your BugBug plan. Here how to do that:
1. Go to [BugBug app home view](https://app.bugbug.io/), click your account dropdown on the right top corner and then choose `Organization settings`
2. Choose `Subscription` item
3. Select the plan you need
4. Fill the billing address form and payment details
5. Finish payment process with Stripe vendor
6. See confirmation of your upgraded plan
## Closing your account or organization
If you wish to close and remove your account completely, please [contact BugBug support.](https://bugbug.io/contact/)
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