Billing & Account
How to cancel a workspace's plan, what happens to your site, and how to come back.
Canceling stops future charges for a single workspace. It doesn't touch your actual site content.
On your Plan page, click Manage / cancel on your current plan. This opens your Stripe billing portal, where you confirm the cancellation. Both the account owner and admins can do this. See Team members and roles for what each role can access.
Canceling doesn't unpublish or delete anything HarperFlow has already published to your site. Those articles stay exactly as they are. Once your subscription actually ends, HarperFlow stops discovering, drafting, and publishing new articles for that workspace until you resubscribe. If you want to take specific articles down rather than cancel the whole plan, see Unpublish and take down instead.
You can resubscribe at any time from the same Plan page, the same way you subscribed the first time. Your workspace, its brand voice, and its article history are all still there waiting for you.
Each workspace subscribes and cancels on its own. Canceling one site's plan has no effect on any other site you run through HarperFlow. There's no account-wide switch that turns everything off at once. See Accounts, organizations, and sites for how that separation works.
If the goal is a short pause (a slow season, a site redesign, a budget check-in), Take a break is usually the better fit. It pauses publishing and billing together for a fixed window and resumes automatically, without you having to resubscribe afterward.
Warning: Canceling stops the subscription itself; it doesn't prorate a refund for the unused portion of a period you already paid for. If you're not sure you want to fully cancel, consider a break instead.