In this guide we’ll walk you through the steps of how to cancel your MongoDB subscription.
MongoDB is a data service that combines scalability and flexibility with querying and indexing capabilities. It’s popular among Agile development teams because of its flexible schema structure.
You can use MongoDB for free to explore the basic configuration of the software or choose a subscription plan for advanced features and gain access to the various administrative privileges and billing options. When not required, you can stop payments and cancel their services.
If you are an active user of the MongoDB account, you will have to delete your Atlas account associated with the database deployments.
So, keep in mind the following things:
When you cancel your MongoDB account, your data, projects, and all the other details regarding your account are deleted and cannot be recovered. However, you can make a backup of your data before suspending the services.
You won’t be able to access your account once you delete the MongoDB account or use the same username when you want to use its services again.
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Log in to your Atlas account with your username and password.
Click on your profile in the top right corner and go to “Account and Billing” from there.
The number of datasets for the subscription will be displayed in the subscription list. This must be zero before the subscription is deleted.
Select the desired subscription from the list if you have several subscriptions.
Go to the overview tab and then select “Cancel Subscription”.
Finally, select the confirm button to cancel your subscription. A message will appear on your screen acknowledging that your subscription has been canceled.
If you’re still having trouble canceling your subscription, you can contact MongoDB via:
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