Visit your hosting provider’s main website and log in:
Namecheap: https://my.namecheap.com
GoDaddy: https://account.godaddy.com
Hostinger, IONOS, A2Hosting, etc. – look for “Login” or “My Account”
Use the same email address and password you used when buying your hosting plan.
Once inside your customer dashboard:
Click on “Hosting”, “My Services”, or “Products”
Find your active Plesk hosting plan
Click Manage, View Details, or a similar option
Look for a button labeled Upgrade, Change Plan, or Modify Package.
Here’s what you can usually change:
| Option | What You Can Do |
|---|---|
| Upgrade | Increase disk space, bandwidth, email accounts, databases |
| Downgrade | Reduce features to save money (if your site uses fewer resources) |
| Switch Billing Cycle | Choose monthly or yearly billing |
Click Upgrade
Choose a higher-tier plan
Confirm the pricing
Submit the change — your site stays online during this
Billing may be adjusted immediately, or at the next renewal, depending on the host.
If you no longer need the service, you can cancel it.
From the hosting plan screen, click Cancel, Request Cancellation, or Delete Service
You may be asked:
When you want the service to end (immediate or end of billing period)
Why you’re cancelling
Confirm cancellation
Some hosts allow you to reactivate within a grace period.
Be sure to download a backup of your site before cancelling — it will be deleted after the plan ends.
After you make any changes:
You’ll receive a confirmation email with billing or upgrade details
Check your invoice or account page to make sure everything looks right
| Action | Why It Helps |
|---|---|
| Upgrade before traffic spikes | Prevent downtime or slow loading |
| Downgrade if using less resources | Save money on unused capacity |
| Cancel unused add-ons or domains | Simplify billing and reduce costs |
| Back up before cancelling | Protect your files and databases |
| Contact support for refunds | Some providers offer partial refunds if canceled early |
