> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.nifty.ai/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.nifty.ai/subscriptions/switching-plans.md).

# Switching Plans

You can change your Nifty plan at any time. Here's how it works.

### How to switch plans

1. Go to Settings → [**Subscription**](https://app.nifty.ai/settings/subscription).
2. Click **Update plan**.
3. Select your new plan.

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### When does the change take effect?

| Change                                        | When it takes effect       |
| --------------------------------------------- | -------------------------- |
| Upgrade (e.g., **Crosslisting** → **Bundle**) | Immediately                |
| Downgrade (e.g., **Bundle** → **Automation**) | At your next billing cycle |
| Switch during trial                           | Immediately, no charge     |

### What happens to my data?

Your inventory, analytics, and settings stay intact when you switch plans. If you move to a plan that doesn't include certain features (like switching from **Bundle** to **Automation**), you'll lose access to those features but your data remains saved. Switch back anytime and it'll be right where you left it.

### Switching during your trial

You can switch plans as many times as you want during your 7-day trial at no charge. Your trial period doesn't reset when you switch.


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