Higgsfield subscription downgrade: What happens to credits?

Higgsfield Subscription Downgrade: Credit & Billing Impact

Considering a downgrade of your Higgsfield subscription plan is a good way to manage costs if your usage has changed. However, it's essential to understand how this action affects your existing credits and your billing cycle.

Impact on Existing Credits:

When you downgrade your Higgsfield subscription, your existing credits generally behave in one of two ways, depending on Higgsfield's specific policy:

• Credits Roll Over: In many cases, any unused credits from your higher-tier plan will remain available in your account. However, they might become subject to the credit usage limits or expiration policies of your new, lower-tier plan. Always check the specifics of your new plan.
• Credits Adjusted/Lost: Less commonly, some platforms may adjust or even remove a portion of credits if the new plan offers a significantly different credit structure or if the credits were specifically tied to the higher-tier plan's features. Higgsfield typically aims for a smooth transition, but understanding the terms is key.

It's important to clarify with Higgsfield Support if you have a significant balance of credits before downgrading.

Billing Cycle and Downgrade Timing:

Downgrades usually take effect at the end of your current billing cycle. This means you will continue to have access to your current plan's features and credit allowance until that cycle concludes. Once the new cycle begins, your account will reflect the downgraded plan and its associated pricing and credit allocation.

• No Prorated Refunds: Higgsfield generally does not offer prorated refunds for the unused portion of a higher-tier plan if you downgrade mid-cycle.
• Future Billing: Your next charge will reflect the price of your new, lower-tier subscription plan.

Before You Downgrade:

1. Check Your Credit Balance: Make a note of how many credits you currently have.
2. Review New Plan Details: Understand the credit allocation, features, and any new limitations of the plan you intend to downgrade to.
3. Consider Usage: Ensure the new plan meets your expected usage to avoid needing to top-up frequently. If you're concerned about credits not appearing after a purchase, see Higgsfield credit top-up not appearing after purchase?.

For steps on how to change your subscription, refer to Higgsfield's account management settings, or for general billing issues, consult Higgsfield Subscription Billing Issue: Fixes.