Cancelling moves you off a paid plan. It's done through the billing portal.
How
- Go to Settings → Plan & Billing.
- Select Manage.
- A secure billing portal opens in a new tab.
- Cancel your subscription there.
There's no cancel button in the dashboard itself — everything about billing lives in that portal.
What happens next
You keep your paid features until the end of the billing period you've already paid for. After that, you move to Lite.
Your subscription status will show as Canceled.
What you keep
Everything that isn't a paid feature:
- Your profile, handle, and DJ Link
- Your mixes and posts, including ones imported from SoundCloud
- Your bookings, past and upcoming
- Your reviews and completed event count
- Your client list and conversations
- Your payment and payout history
What you lose
Back to Lite means a 20% platform fee and a 6-day payout delay, plus the paid features. See What Changes When You Downgrade.
What cancelling doesn't do
It doesn't cancel your bookings. Confirmed events are still yours to play, and clients have paid you for them.
It doesn't close your account. You stay on DJfindr on the free plan. Closing the account is separate — see Deactivating Your DJ Account.
It doesn't stop payouts. Money already collected is still released to your bank on schedule.
Before you cancel
Worth a look at what you're actually paying for. If the platform fee saving on your current volume is close to the subscription cost, you may be roughly even — and you'd be giving up the features for nothing.
Check Finance → Payments for what you've collected recently and compare the fee difference against the monthly price.
Moving down instead
If you're on Platinum and it's more than you need, dropping to Pro keeps the halved fee and most of the tools. Use Upgrade to open the plan table and pick a lower tier. See Upgrading or Changing Your Plan.
Coming back
Upgrade again any time from Settings → Plan & Billing. Note the 14-day free trial is once only — if you've used it, billing starts immediately.