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# How do I change or update the payment method for my subscription?

You can change your payment method from [Google Play](https://support.google.com/googleplay/answer/4646404?sjid=2000024533820484989-NC), the [App Store](https://support.apple.com/en-au/118293), or the [Report and Run web portal](https://app.reportandrun.com/). 

If you used a PayPal account in the web portal, you can change your payment method from the PayPal website. If you used a credit card, you will need to cancel your subscription and resubscribe with the new payment method.

## Related 

* [FAQ: Which payment methods can I use to subscribe to the app?](/manual/faq/c142/c148/q424.md)
* [FAQ: Can I pay for multiple users with a single account?](/manual/faq/c142/c148/q421.md)
* [FAQ: Can I share my subscription with multiple users or team members?](/manual/faq/c142/c148/q422.md)
* [FAQ: Can I transfer my subscription to another email address?](/manual/faq/c142/c148/q425.md)
* [Articles: How to cancel](/manual/readme/account-management/cancel-your-account.md) and [resuscribe with a new payment method from the web portal](/manual/readme/account-management/resubscribe.md)


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