Annual plan accounts auto-renew by default, and ClickUp may charge the renewal fee on or after the renewal date. Annual subscribers must provide written notice of cancellation, downgrade, user count reduction, or add-on discontinuation at least 30 days before the renewal date, or the subscription renews for another 12 months.
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This provision establishes a 30-day advance notice requirement for any changes to an annual subscription, including cancellations, downgrades, and user count reductions. Failure to provide timely notice results in automatic renewal and charge for an additional 12-month subscription period.
Under this clause, annual plan subscribers who do not provide notice at least 30 days before their renewal date will have their subscription automatically renewed and be charged for an additional 12-month period. The requirement applies to all changes including partial downgrades, add-on removals, and user count reductions, not only full cancellations.
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Compare across platforms →"By default, customer accounts are set to automatically renew and we may automatically charge you for such renewal on or after the renewal date associated with your account unless you have cancelled the Service. For customers on an annual Services plan, you must provide us with notice of any downgrades or cancellations to your purchased Services (including but not limited to full cancellations of your account, reductions in user counts, changes to your Services packages, or the discontinuation of any add-ons or upgrades) at least thirty days prior to your Services renewal date or your Services will automatically renew for an additional twelve month period.Excerpt from ClickUp's Terms of Use
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This provision establishes a 30-day advance notice requirement for any changes to an annual subscription, including cancellations, downgrades, and user count reductions. Failure to provide timely notice results in automatic renewal and charge for an additional 12-month subscription period.
Under this clause, annual plan subscribers who do not provide notice at least 30 days before their renewal date will have their subscription automatically renewed and be charged for an additional 12-month period. The requirement applies to all changes including partial downgrades, add-on removals, and user count reductions, not only full cancellations.
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