Manage Your Subscription
See your active subscription's status, verify resource access, and review payment history from the portal or bot.
By the end of this page, you'll know where to find your active subscription, what it's showing you, and what actions you can take.
Subscriby lets you manage your subscription from either the web portal or the Telegram bot — both reflect the same underlying data, so use whichever is convenient.
Open My Memberships
After signing in, click your name in the header and choose My Memberships. You'll see every subscription you currently have on this project, each as its own card.
Subscription detail view
Click a subscription to open its detail page. You'll see:
- Plan name and price — what you're currently subscribed to.
- Status — Active, Trialing, Past Due, Canceled, etc. See Status reference.
- Next billing date or Expiry date — depending on whether the plan is recurring or one-time.
- Included resources — every Telegram channel, group, or supergroup your plan unlocks, each with a live membership status badge (so you can verify you're currently in each one). The badge is cached for 5 minutes for performance, so very recent changes may take a moment to update.
- Resource join links — re-accessible at any time if you ever need to re-join a Telegram destination.
- Payment history — every payment ever made on this subscription, including the payment method used, the amount, and the status.
Actions available
From the detail page you can:
- Re-join a resource — tap the Join button next to any resource whose membership badge shows you're not currently in it.
- Cancel — see Cancel a subscription for the full flow.
- Jump back to Plans — if you want to subscribe to an additional plan, use the Plans link in the header.
Switching between plans
There's no one-click "upgrade" or "switch plan" action today — on either the bot or the portal.
If you want to change plans:
Cancel your current subscription
Cancel your current subscription. Your access continues until the end of your current billing period.
Subscribe to the new plan
Go to the plan list and subscribe to the new plan.
Run both plans until the old one expires
You'll be charged for the new plan's first cycle right away, and it will run alongside your remaining access on the old plan until the old one expires.
If the new plan includes all the same resources as the old one, nothing changes in your Telegram access — you stay in the same channels. The old subscription just stops renewing once the new one takes over.
Re-joining a Telegram resource
Sometimes you accidentally leave a channel or group, or get removed because of a temporary access-check hiccup. You can always re-join from the subscription detail page on the portal:
Open your subscription
Open My Memberships and click into your active subscription.
Check each resource's membership badge
Look at each resource card — a badge tells you whether you're currently a member.
Tap Join where needed
For any resource where the badge says you're not a member, tap Join. You get a new single-use invite link.
Or use the bot
On the bot side, the equivalent is sending /my_resources to get your unique invite links again.
Don't forward or share invite links — they're unique to you. If someone else joins with your link, the creator's bot may revoke your access as a security precaution.
Renewal & expiry reminders
As your subscription nears its end date, the bot sends a short ladder of reminders so you're never caught off guard — at 7, 3, 2, and 1 days before expiry, and a final notice on expiry when access is removed. Each reminder is sent at most once.
- If your plan auto-renews (a card subscription), the reminders simply let you know renewal is coming — no action needed unless you want to cancel first.
- If your plan doesn't auto-renew (for example, one you activated with an access code), the reminders ask you to renew — redeem a new access code to keep your access.
Shorter plans get fewer reminders. A reminder is only sent when your plan's period is longer than that milestone — so a 1-day plan won't send the 7/3/2/1-day reminders, only the on-expiry notice. Reminders are automatically shown in your language.
Time-limited passes
Passes are listed alongside your other memberships, but they behave differently enough to be worth calling out:
- They're grouped by state — upcoming, live, and past — rather than shown as one current subscription, because you can hold several at once.
- Each shows its window as an absolute time in the creator's timezone plus a countdown ("opens in 3 days", "ends in 2h 14m"), never a bare date.
- There's no renewal date and no cancel action, because nothing renews.
- Each pass has its own invite links, listed separately so you can tell them apart.
Pass reminders don't use the 7/3/2/1-day ladder above — a window is often shorter than a day. Instead, if you haven't tapped your invite link yet, you're nudged about a day and again about an hour before the window opens, with the link attached. Once you're in the queue the reminders stop, because there's nothing left for you to do.
See Using a pass for the full lifecycle.
Common questions
Related
- Cancel a subscription — how to stop renewals cleanly.
- Billing history — receipts and past charges.
- Troubleshooting — common issues.
- Via Web Portal — the full portal guide.
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