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You can change your subscription plan, asset limit, or add-ons at any time from My Account > Active plan.
AWS Marketplace customers: If you purchased through AWS Marketplace, you must manage your subscription through AWS. See Managing AWS subscriptions.
Custom plan customers: If you have a custom or enterprise plan, contact our support team to make changes to your subscription.

How changes are classified

Subscription changes are classified as upgrades or downgrades based on price, not features:
A change can be an “upgrade” even if you’re moving to a plan with fewer features. What matters is whether you’re paying more or less.Example: Moving from Pentest Suite with 5 assets to NetSec with 100 assets is classified as an upgrade because the NetSec 100-asset plan costs more than your current Pentest Suite 5-asset plan.

Making changes

Changing your plan

1

Go to your active plan

Navigate to My Account > Active plan.
2

Click Change plan

Click the Change plan button.
3

Select new plan and assets

Choose your new plan (NetSec, WebNetSec, or Pentest Suite) and asset tier.
4

Review and confirm

Review the pricing and changes, then confirm.

Changing your asset limit

1

Go to your active plan

Navigate to My Account > Active plan.
2

Click Change asset limit

Click the Change asset limit button.
3

Select new asset tier

Choose your new asset tier.
4

Review and confirm

Review the pricing impact and confirm.

Changing add-ons

See Add-ons for details on adding or removing VPN and White Label add-ons.

Upgrades (paying more)

When your new subscription costs more than your current one:
  • Instant activation: New features, assets, or add-ons are available immediately
  • Prorated billing: You’re charged the difference for the remainder of your current billing period
  • Next renewal: Full new price applies at your next billing date
The platform calculates a prorated amount based on the days remaining in your billing cycle. You’ll see this amount before confirming the upgrade.

Downgrades (paying less)

When your new subscription costs less than your current one:
  • Scheduled change: The downgrade takes effect at the end of your current billing cycle
  • No immediate refund: You continue using your current plan until the billing period ends
  • Current features remain: Full access to your current plan until the change takes effect

Downgrade considerations

When the downgrade takes effect, you may lose access to features, assets, or capabilities. Review the impact before confirming.

Canceling a scheduled downgrade

If you have a scheduled downgrade pending, you can cancel it before it takes effect:
  1. Go to My Account > Active plan
  2. Click Cancel scheduled changes
  3. Your subscription will continue at its current level

Summary