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title: "Subscription Details (Edit/Pause/Expire/Cancel)"
slug: "subscription-details-edit-pause-expire-cancel"
updated: 2026-06-12T11:34:38Z
published: 2026-06-12T11:34:38Z
canonical: "help.frisbii.com/subscription-details-edit-pause-expire-cancel"
---

> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://help.frisbii.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Subscription Details (Edit/Pause/Expire/Cancel)

Once a subscription has been created, the subscription can be managed in the **Subscription details** page.

The following is displayed:

- payment methods overview of the customer. **Payment methods** can be added.
- subscription information and metrics, the subscription can be
  1. [edited](/frisbii/docs/subscription-details-edit-pause-expire-cancel#edit-a-subscription),
  2. [paused](/frisbii/docs/subscription-details-edit-pause-expire-cancel#pause-a-subscription),
  3. [expired](/frisbii/docs/subscription-details-edit-pause-expire-cancel#expire-a-subscription) or
  4. [canceled](/frisbii/docs/subscription-details-edit-pause-expire-cancel#cancel-a-subscription)
- a list of invoices related to the subscription. A new invoice can be created.
- in the **Pending costs and credits** box, costs and credits can be added.
- in the **Discounts and coupons** box, discounts and coupons can be added.
- **emails** that are sent out to the customer. See if an email bounced or was successfully sent.
- **timeline**, to see all the events that happened during the subscription life cycle.

## Access to the subscription details

There are two ways to get to the subscription details page:

1. Click on **Subscriptions** in the sidebar and open a subscription
2. Go to Customers > **Customers**, click on one of your customers and on one of their subscriptions.

## Subscription box

On the **Subscription Details** page, this box in the middle is displayed:

![](https://cdn.document360.io/b84e1b5d-2ba6-4465-8c62-fb45a2f31314/Images/Documentation/image-8WUTW967.png)

The following can be done:

- access the **Plan** the subscription is linked to.
- see the **details** like Grace Period, Base costs, next invoice amount and billing frequency
- see **subscription metrics**. How many invoices of the subscription are settled, pending, dunning, failed and how high is the refunded amount in total.

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## Edit a subscription

1. Click on **Edit**.
2. Change the **Plan** in the first box or change the **Quantity** or the **Price**.
3. Decide whether to display the **Subtotal** before or after taxes by activating the switch **Incl. VAT.**
4. Add an **Add-On**.
5. Change Options
  1. When should changes be applied to the subscription?
    - **On next renewal**: Changes will be applied at renewal and be effective for next billing period.
    - **Immediate**: Changes will be applied immediately based on selected billing option.
  2. How would you like to compensate the customer?
    - **None**
    - **Prorated:** Compensation for the remaining period
    - **Full**: Compensation for the entire period
  3. How would you like to bill for the potential remaining period of the selected plan?
    - **No billing**
    - **Zero amount**: Invoice will be created for the rest of the period with a price of 0.
    - **Prorated**
    - **Full**
6. Click on **Submit** to save the changes.

### Set a custom price

When creating and editing a subscription, you can override the plan's default price for an individual subscription. Changing the **Price** field in the **Pricing** section sets a custom price for that subscription only — the plan itself is not affected.

When a custom price is active, the **Pricing** section header displays a **custom price** badge to indicate that the subscription is no longer using the plan's default price.

1. Open the subscription and click **Edit**.
2. In the **Pricing** section, change the value in the **Price** field to the desired amount.
3. Select when changes should apply and click **Submit**.

> **Note**
> 
> Changing the plan on an edited subscription does not automatically reset a custom price. Only the **Reset custom price** button restores plan default pricing.

### Reset custom price

If a subscription has a custom price, you can remove it and return to the plan's default pricing using the **Reset custom price** button — without superseding the plan.

1. Open the subscription and click **Edit**.
2. In the **Pricing** section, click **Reset custom price**. The price and quantity fields update immediately to reflect the plan's default values.
3. Review the updated pricing and click **Submit** to save the changes.

![](https://cdn.document360.io/b84e1b5d-2ba6-4465-8c62-fb45a2f31314/Images/Documentation/image-1WBR4ZFJ.png)

> **Note**
> 
> Clicking **Reset custom price** updates the form locally — no changes are sent to the backend until you click **Submit**. If you leave the page without submitting, the custom price remains unchanged.

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## Pause a subscription

A subscription can be put on hold, if a customer would like to pause the subscription and reactivate it later. The customer will not be further billed, until the subscription is reactivated. Customers can get compensated for this period of time.

This will not influence any unpaid invoices, they will still continue the dunning flow.

1. Click on **Pause**.

> [!NOTE]
> **Note**
> 
> If a **Manual plan** is used, a pop up informs that **Automated compensation is not possible**. The subscription is using a manual plan. Customer compensation should be handled manually if needed.
2. Click on **Confirm** to pause the subscription.
3. The subscription can be **reactivated** by clicking on **Reactivate**. ![](https://cdn.document360.io/b84e1b5d-2ba6-4465-8c62-fb45a2f31314/Images/Documentation/image(151).png)

After the reactivation of a paused subscription, the customer will be charged for the prorated period.

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## Expire a subscription

> [!CAUTION]
> **Caution**
> 
> By expiring a subscription, the subscription **will expire instantly** without any active rest period. This will overrule the normal notice period (if any is set in the plan).

When a subscription has been expired, it cannot be reactivated again. If the customer would like to continue the subscription, a new subscription needs to be set up.

1. Click on **Expire**.

> [!NOTE]
> **Note**
> 
> If a **Manual plan** is used, a pop up informs that **Automated compensation is not possible**. The subscription is using a manual plan. Customer compensation should be handled manually if needed.
2. Click on **Confirm** to expire the subscription.

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## Cancel a subscription

> [!NOTE]
> **Note**
> 
> In the contrary to the **Expire a subscription** action, the cancellation will not have immediate effect.

1. Click on **Cancel**.
2. There are three options (if the plan is **not** a **Manual** plan):
  1. **Cancel in conjunction with the plan**: It follows the notice period of the plan.
  2. **Cancel after this period**
  3. **Cancel after contract end**: Only available if the subscription has a contract period defined.
  4. **After a number of full periods**: The numbers can be set up. The unit (Days/Months) depends on the billing period of the plan.
  5. **On a specific date**: A specific date can be set, but it has to be after the notice period.
3. Click on **Confirm** to cancel the subscription.
4. A canceled subscription can be **reinstated** before the expiring date.

> [!NOTE]
> **Note**
> 
> This is not possible when a Manual Plan is used for the subscription.