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# Delete workspace

### How to delete a workspace?

If you no longer need a workspace, you can delete it permanently. Before doing so, make sure all apps within the workspace are removed and the plan is downgraded to Preview.

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#### Step 1: Go to workspace settings

* Navigate to [**Unlimited workspace**](https://app.appmysite.com/workspaces) from the top menu.&#x20;
* Click on the user profile.&#x20;
* Click on View all to see the complete list of workspaces you’ve created.
* Select the workspace you want to delete
* From the side menu, click on Settings

#### Step 2: Review prerequisites

* Ensure that all apps have been deleted from the workspace
* Downgrade the subscription to the Preview plan if it's currently on a paid plan

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You cannot delete a workspace with active apps or a paid subscription.
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#### Step 3: Delete the workspace

* Scroll down and click the **Delete Workspace** button
* Type Permanently delete when prompted to confirm the action
* Click **Delete** to finalize

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Deleting a workspace is permanent and cannot be undone.
{% endhint %}


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