When paid membership benefits end

Paid benefits can end after you cancel renewal or when a subscription is no longer active. Check the end date and status in subscription management.

What changes?

Area	What happens when the relevant paid benefits end
Projects and existing audio	Retained; membership ending does not itself delete them
Batch tools and paid export options	Access follows the resulting membership plan
Included storage	Capacity changes to the resulting plan's allowance
Collaboration and project seats	Require active Team or Business membership
Studio Bundle	Benefits pause without the required membership
Purchased Extra Storage	Keeps its own purchased validity period
Purchased credits	Keep their original expiration dates
Subscription credits	New grants stop; already-granted credits follow their original validity

Collaborative projects

A project does not automatically switch to solo mode when collaboration benefits end. Crew members may remain listed, but collaborative editing is restricted. Renewing a qualifying membership restores access to the applicable benefits.

If storage exceeds the new limit

Existing content is available to view, play, and download, but adding, uploading, or generating content is restricted while storage is over the limit. Delete unneeded files or buy Extra Storage; renewing an appropriate membership can also increase capacity.

Before deleting anything, download work you need and check what the deletion will remove. See Manage full storage.

Canceling versus ending access

Canceling automatic renewal stops future renewal payments. It does not usually end the current paid period immediately: use the end date shown in subscription management. See Manage your subscription.

For resource purchases, check their own expiration records. A resource expiring and a membership ending are different events. See Seat and storage expiration.