Subscription management

Modified on Sun, 20 Oct at 11:40 PM

How to change a tariff

To switch to a new tariff plan, you need to purchase the desired subscription. You can do this either on the website https://atas.net/pricing/ or in your personal account https://my.atas.net/shop.


Select the desired length of subscription. Click the Buy button under the tariff plan you are interested in:



If you have an active subscription and you just want to subscribe to a plan of longer duration (for example, you bought three months, two of them have already passed and you want to buy an annual license) - just buy it and the new subscription will be added to the current one, you will not lose anything.
If you have an active subscription and want to purchase a Lifetime tariff, it will be taken into account as a discount upon purchase.


How to change payment method

Changing the payment method is possible in 2 ways:

1. Changing the current card data to a new card data.

2. Changing the current payment method to PayPal


1. Changing the current card data to a new card data.

To do it, please go to the Payment methods section and press the +Add payment profiles button.

After that, enable the recurring payment: Enable auto-renewal (it's available only if you have a current live subscription).

After adding a new card, 1 euro will be charged and returned back to verify the card.

You can delete a payment method if you don't need it anymore. Before that, check that "auto-renewal" option is disabled. Otherwise, you'll receive the appropriate notification.

2. Changing the current payment method to PayPal

To pay for the ATAS license with PayPal, please make a new billing on the ATAS Shop page. 

Choose PayPal as a new payment method.

It is described step-by-step in the article: How can I pay for an АТАS license?


After the payment, the system will receive the confirmed data of the new card or PayPal; it will be automatically saved as a current payment method.


Is it possible to pause (freeze) АТАS license?

We all want to rest from time to time, don't we? It helps to escape from your working place, knowing that you don't have to pay for the services you haven't been using during your absence.

Our Premium package users (1-year license) can freeze their ATAS account for a maximum of 1 month during the license period. The minimum period to freeze - 7 days. You can use this service up to 4 times a year. However, please remember that the total time freeze period may not exceed 31 days. The freezing process is made when the client query is received.

In order to use this service, contact us on Telegram or email: support@atas.net

NOTICE: Your license will be unfrozen if you log in to the platform!
How to renew your current subscription

License extensions and recurring payments are performed automatically.

You can find information about the tariff plan, subscription and card details at the top of the page.

If you see a “Subscription error” notification, click the arrow icon to renew your current subscription.

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Can I renew my ATAS license at any time?

Absolutely, you have the flexibility to extend your ATAS license whenever you wish. 


When making your purchase, please ensure you provide the same email address associated with your current license, and the expiration date will be automatically extended.

If the license hasn’t expired yet, the remaining number of days will be added to the purchased number of days.

When changing your tariff, you can switch to a tariff with a higher cost than the remaining days on your current tariff. When choosing a new tariff in your personal account, the purchase price will be automatically calculated with a discount based on the number of remaining days of your current license.


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